Quebec's Indian Summer in liberty
Itinerary
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Day 1 Montreal
Pick up your vehicle and explore the thrilling and appealing city of Montreal.
- Accommodation: Hotel
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Day 2 Montreal - Tremblant
Welcome to the famous Tremblant Station! We indeed invite you to stay in this world class resort surrounded by an idyllic nature. Achieve the perfect balance between relaxation and play while staying against the backdrop of beautiful Mont Tremblant. You will then have the opportunity to enjoy the comfort and the class of your hotel. You will also have the opportunity to explore the famous Tremblant National Park which features 400 lakes, 6 rivers and countless waterfalls. In the evening, you will surely be delighted to discover the animated pedestrian village which is famous for the quality and the variety of its night life!
Optional activity(ies) ($) :
Guided Bike Tour (Day 2)- Accommodation : Hotel
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Day 3
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Day 4 Tremblant - St-Alexis-des-Monts
The Mauricie region offers you the richness of its natural and cultural heritage. This is a wonderful place to truly experience the Canadian forest!
- Accommodation : Inn
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Day 5
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Day 6 St-Alexis-des-Monts - St-Félicien
You follow the magnificent St. Maurice Valley on your way to Lac Saint-Jean, Québec’s “inland sea”. You can also go to the amazing and famous Saint-Félicien Wildlife Zoo where you will be in position to safely observe wild animals in their natural habitats. A train will indeed take you for a ride across a replica of the main Canadian ecosystems.
- Accommodation : Hotel
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Day 7 St-Félicien - Saguenay
On your way to the Saguenay fjord, you will stop at the famous Val-Jalbert Historic Village whose sudden closure in 1927 has left an intact remnant of early 20th century’s industrialization and urbanism.
- Accommodation : Inn
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Day 8 Québec
Profitez de votre séjour dans la région pour explorer les alentours de la ville de Québec : chutes de Montmorency, Canyon Sainte-Anne, île d'Orléans... Tant de différents lieux et paysages à découvrir !
- Nuit à l'hôtel
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Day 9 Saguenay - Tadoussac
A visit in Tadoussac wouldn’t be complete without a whale watching cruise! The area where the fjord’s waters meet those of the St. Lawrence River is indeed one of the best in the world to observe sea mammals. As many as 13 species, including the famous blue whales, can be observed on this specific site during summer.
Optional activity(ies) ($) :
Guided Sea Kayaking excursion on the Saguenay Fjord (Day 9)- Accommodation : Hotel
Period & budget
When to travel?
The best period for travelling is during the following months:
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
Price
The budget is an indication of the price per person, subject to availability. Your local agent will send you a customized quote with the exact price. The price can vary according to availability, level of services, period of travel, number of participants, booking time frame and other items.
Included
- Whale watching cruise in boat (3h) (day 9)
- 13 nights accommodation
- 5 meals (the number of meals can be different or be adjusted according to the category of accommodation)
- Applicable taxes
Not included
- The personalized roadbook (Available on request)
- Air transport (Available on request)
- Car rental (Available on request)
- Personal expenses·
- Drinks (excluding coffee and tea with meals included)
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Sustainable tourism
- A fair economical repartition
- The improvement of local teams’ working conditions and their awareness of the protection of the environment
- The information of travelers about respecting the local population and environment and the collection of their feelings at their return.
- Avoid letting waste out, throw it in the trash can or bring it with you
- Use potable water sparingly (take a shower instead of a bath and report any leaks) and avoid wasting it (use biodegradable soap to wash yourself)
- Avoid damaging cultural sites: don’t touch the statues, don’t move the stones and objects
- Exchange instead of giving (too Important gifts can destabilize the local economic stability of the country depending on their living standards)
- When taking a walk, especially in some fragile ecosystems, observe the fauna from afar, do not go beyond beaten roads, limit stamping and do not bring any souvenirs: give up picking rare flowers picking fossils...
- In some hotels, you can have individual air conditioning. It is advised to systematically switching it off when you’re out of the room to avoid energetical overconsumption and greenhouse gas emission.