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Île d'Orléans tour from Quebec City: Private tastingsA half-day private tour from Quebec City to Île d'Orléans with an English or French-speaking guide, air-conditioned vehicle and hotel pickup. You visit local producers of cider, wine and chocolate, taste their products, and see the St. Lawrence River and Montmorency Falls from the island's vineyards. Private transportation and bottled water are included; the tour runs four hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste what Île d'Orléans actually produces without renting a car or joining a group schedule—the private vehicle and guide let you linger at each producer and skip the stops that don't interest you.
Quebec City: Private 4-Hour Tour with Montmorency FallsYou’ll wander Old Quebec’s cobblestone streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut, stand above roaring Montmorency Falls on a swaying bridge, taste something sweet from a street vendor, and hear stories most tourists miss. This private city tour includes hotel pickup and feels more like exploring with an old friend than ticking off sights.
Montreal: Jewish Neighborhood Food Tour & Smoked MeatYou walk three Montreal neighborhoods with a local guide, stopping at two smoked meat delis, two bagel shops, a bakery, a falafel spot, a diner, and an ice cream stop — five to seven tastings total. The guide weaves in the history of Montreal's Jewish community, the significance of each establishment, and the landmarks that shaped these streets. Plan for four hours on foot and tell the operator about any dietary restrictions when you book.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Montreal's Jewish history through the neighborhoods and businesses that built it, not just taste the food. Expect to walk three kilometers across three areas — that's what lets you see how the community shaped these streets over time.
Quebec City Shore Excursion: 2-Hour Walking TourA two-hour guided walking tour of Quebec City departing from the cruise terminal, covering the Upper Town, Old Quebec, the Citadel of Quebec, Place Royale and the Fortifications of Quebec National Historic Site. The tour is downhill and leisure-paced, with a professional guide in English or French; check-in happens 10–15 minutes before departure at the tourist information center sales desk. The operator guarantees your return to the ship, and refunds the fare if your vessel is delayed and you cannot attend.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're docking in Quebec City with a few hours to spare and want to see the main landmarks without arranging transport or timing yourself—the guide handles the route, the pace and your return to the ship.
Old Montreal: Vintage Cadillac Tour & Notre-Dame BasilicaYou ride in a private vintage Cadillac convertible for one hour through Old Montreal's 17th-century streets, stopping at Notre-Dame Basilica, Bonsecours Market, and Place Jacques-Cartier. Your local guide shares the real history and current recommendations for dining and events. The fixed hour means you cover the highlights without a walking tour's pace, and the small group size keeps it personal.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Old Montreal's main landmarks in one hour without arranging your own transport or walking—the Cadillac and the guide's knowledge compress what would take a half-day walking tour into a single, comfortable ride.
Quebec City: Old Town Walking Tour & Fortifications HistoryYou walk through UNESCO-listed Old Quebec with a knowledgeable local guide who connects the city's architecture and layout to climate, geography, and the world events that brought Europeans here. The tour covers the fortifications, upper and lower town, Place-Royale, and the Old Port, showing how sub-Arctic conditions shaped everything from roof angles to street patterns. You avoid arranging your own route through the narrow streets and get the historical and geographical context that makes the buildings mean something.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Old Quebec's layout and history through someone who knows why the streets run the way they do — the private format means your guide can slow down for questions and adapt to your pace, which matters when you're learning how climate and geography shaped an entire city.
Fat eBike Ride on Mount Royal: Winter cycling in MontrealA 2-hour guided fat eBike ride on Mount Royal in Montreal, with helmet and bike provided. The electric motor and oversized tires make winter cycling accessible to first-timers and experienced riders alike. A live English-speaking guide leads the route; minimum age is 16.Is it for me?Book this if you have a winter afternoon free and want to explore Montreal's landmark park without the usual cycling effort — the electric motor and fat tires mean you can pedal uphill and through snow without being a seasoned winter cyclist. You'll need at least moderate fitness and must be 16 or older to ride.
Montreal: St Lawrence River Boat Tour & Fall Apéro HourYou’ll float along Montreal’s St Lawrence River during peak fall color, sipping your own drinks while passing landmarks like Habitat 67 and the Biosphere. A local guide shares stories as you snack, laugh, and catch golden hour views from the water. It’s relaxed, friendly, sometimes funny — with just enough space for quiet moments you’ll remember later.
Quebec City: Private Guided Tour with Montmorency FallsYou’ll step onto Old Quebec’s winding streets, taste country air on Orleans Island, feel spray from Montmorency Falls (if you choose), and hear stories only locals tell. With private car pickup and a guide who knows every corner, this tour wraps city life and quiet escapes together in one afternoon.
Montreal: Haunted Pub Crawl & Ghost Stories with DrinksYou’ll wander Montreal’s lively streets as dusk falls, hearing true local ghost stories from your guide before ending up inside Hurley’s Irish Pub for more tales (and a spicy Headless Mary shooter). Expect laughter, shivers, and a side of city history you won’t find on any map.
Quebec Snowshoe Tour with Mountain Goats & Local LunchGet ready to follow mountain goats through snowy Jacques Cartier Valley on a private snowshoe tour led by a local guide. You’ll spot wildlife, hear old Quebec legends by the river, and warm up with homemade stew and maple dessert right on the waterfront—a real taste of winter adventure you’ll remember long after your boots dry out.
Montreal: Afternoon City Tour with St Joseph’s Oratory & Mont RoyalYou’ll wander Old Montreal’s cobbled streets, snap photos at Notre-Dame Basilica, cruise through Westmount’s leafy avenues, climb up to St Joseph’s Oratory for sweeping views, and end your afternoon breathing in fresh air atop Mont Royal Park—all with a small group and someone who knows every shortcut.
Montreal: Haunted Old Montreal Ghost Walk & StorytellingYou’ll walk Old Montreal’s shadowy streets with a theatrical storyteller as your guide, hearing chilling tales of haunted places like Place d’Armes and Champs-de-Mars. Expect moments when the city’s past feels close enough to touch—and maybe you’ll catch yourself glancing over your shoulder once or twice.
Quebec City: History Walking Tour & Local Food TastingsYou walk Quebec City's historic core with a licensed guide who knows the real stories behind the Hébert family, the founding of the parish, and the four major periods that shaped the city. Three food tastings and local beverages are included as you move through the Old Seminary, Notre-Dame Basilica, the Morrin Center, and end at Dufferin Terrace. Rain or shine, the tour takes around 2–3 hours and covers all taxes, fees, and tastings upfront.Is it for me?This tour works well if you want to understand Quebec City's actual history—the Hébert family, the founding of the parish, how French and English communities shaped the city—without spending a full day in museums. The walking pace and local guide mean you're learning as you move, and the tastings are built into the route, so you're not stopping separately for food.
Mont-Tremblant: Helicopter Tour Over Lake & Village ViewsYou’ll lift off over Mont-Tremblant with a local pilot guiding you past lakes, forests, and ski slopes in just 20 minutes that somehow feel much longer. Expect panoramic views of the village and lake, real-time stories from your guide, and time to simply stare out at endless green — plus all fees are already covered.
Ottawa River Tiki Bar Cruise: Hawaiian Float & Parliament ViewsA 90-minute tiki bar cruise on the Ottawa River departing from Gatineau near the Canadian Museum of History, where you float past Parliament Hill, the Ottawa Locks, and Rideau Falls on a Hawaiian-style boat with live music and a full licensed bar. The boat returns to the wharf about a 3-minute walk from the Museum; if you prefer to depart from the Ottawa side instead, you can arrange that by email after booking.Is it for me?Book this if you're spending an afternoon in Gatineau or near Parliament Hill and want to see the capital's landmarks from the water without arranging your own boat or navigating the river yourself — the route, timing, and music are all set, and the bar means you can celebrate or simply relax while floating past the Locks, Parliament, and Rideau Falls.
Montreal convertible tour: Old Montreal & Plateau muralsA private 2-hour guided tour of Montreal in a vintage convertible Cadillac, departing from your hotel or the official start point. You'll cruise through Old Montreal past Notre-Dame Basilica and Bonsecours Market, then through the Plateau neighborhood to see Victorian-style homes, outdoor murals, and local landmarks like Schwartz's deli. The guide speaks English or French and shares insider tips on restaurants and neighborhoods as you drive; hotel pickup is available at checkout.Is it for me?Choose this for a private convertible experience through Old Montreal and the Plateau—you'll get unobstructed views and personalized commentary in two hours, rather than joining a group bus tour.
Snowmobile Tours Quebec: Île d'Orléans & St. Lawrence RiverYou’ll feel your heart race as you ride a snowmobile across Île d’Orléans near Quebec City, following your guide past snowy fields with views of Mount St. Anne and the St. Lawrence River. Share laughs as you swap drivers mid-tour and soak up icy air under your helmet — it’s winter adventure with real local spirit.
Montreal: Private Convertible Cadillac Tour with Old Montreal & Mount RoyalYou’ll cruise through Montreal in a classic convertible Cadillac with a local guide, taking in Old Montreal’s cobblestones, Plateau’s colorful row houses and murals, plus sweeping views from Mount Royal. Expect spontaneous stories, fresh air, and small surprises along the way—you might even find yourself wishing the ride lasted longer.
Quebec City: Lower Town Bike Tour & Grand Marché StopYou’ll pedal through Quebec City’s Lower Town with a local guide, weaving past spiral staircases and historic squares before tasting fresh treats at Grand Marché. Expect river breezes, stories about French explorers, and real moments with local producers—plus plenty of time to soak up the city’s colors and sounds along the way.
