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Pontiac Wine & Cider Tour: 12 Tastings, Family MillsA full-day wine and cider tasting tour from Ottawa and Gatineau to Pontiac, visiting three family-run wineries and cider mills for 12 tastings, a tour of the production process, lunch and snacks, with hotel pickup and an air-conditioned vehicle included. The guide speaks English and French, and the owners host you at each stop so the experience stays personal instead of commercial.Is it for me?If you speak French or English, the guide's commentary will be in your language, so you'll follow the history and the process at each stop without translation lag. The seven-hour commitment means you'll have time at each family mill instead of a rushed tasting, and the pickup from your hotel removes the logistics of getting to Pontiac and back safely after tastings.
Montreal: St. Lawrence Cruise & Notre-Dame AURA Light ShowYou board a 90-minute guided cruise from Montreal's Old Port with live commentary on the city's history and maritime heritage, then use your included AURA ticket to experience a sound-and-light show projected across Notre-Dame Basilica's Gothic interior. The cruise time slot is fixed; AURA dates are flexible through 2026. Arrive 30 minutes early at the dock to collect your physical ticket.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Montreal from the water and experience the basilica's interior without arranging two separate tickets—the combined package covers both, and the flexible AURA dates mean you can visit the light show whenever the schedule suits you during the season.
Quebec City: Jacques-Cartier Snowshoeing & Winter LunchYou're picked up from your hotel, driven to Jacques-Cartier National Park, and spend three hours snowshoeing quiet forest trails with a guide who points out wildlife and natural history. Lunch and a hot drink are served in a heated tipi tent midway through. All equipment is included, and you're back at your hotel by mid-afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Quebec's winter forest without arranging your own transport, equipment, or timing — the fixed schedule and included gear mean you show up ready to walk, and the guide handles everything else.
Haunted Griffintown Ghost Walking Tour in MontréalA 90-minute ghost walking tour of Griffintown, one of Montréal's most historic and haunted neighborhoods, led by a professional actor and storyteller. The tour visits mysterious ruins, a polluted canal, former burial grounds and old buildings said to be haunted, covering everything from Irish Famine refugees in 1847 to Montréal's worst air disaster. All fees and taxes are included; children are welcome from age 6.Is it for me?The tour starts in Griffintown and moves entirely on foot, so it works well if you're staying in Montréal without a car or prefer not to drive — public transit gets you to the meeting point, and the guide handles the rest.
Montreal Hotel to YUL Airport: Private Transfer & PickupYou're picked up at your Montreal hotel by a professional driver in a private sedan or SUV and driven directly to YUL airport. No shared shuttles, no taxis, no surprises — the transfer is confirmed within a day of booking, and you arrive with time to spare. Luggage is one suitcase and one small carry-on per person.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling with luggage and want to skip arranging taxis or timing a shuttle — the fixed pickup time and confirmed driver mean you leave when you're ready, not when a shared van decides to depart.
Montreal City Tour: Bagels, Markets & NeighborhoodsThis 3-hour guided city tour of Montreal covers Downtown, Mile-End, Little Italy, Le Plateau Mont-Royal, Jean-Drapeau Park and Old Montreal in a small air-conditioned van with a bilingual accredited guide. You taste Montreal Bagels and a maple product at St-Viateur Bagel, walk through Jean-Talon Market (North America's largest farmers' market), and stop for photos at Notre-Dame Basilica. Pickup from listed downtown hotels is included; the tour involves frequent stops and short walks, so it suits travelers comfortable getting on and off the van throughout the morning or afternoon.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to explore how immigration shaped Montreal's neighborhoods—Mile-End, Little Italy, and Jean-Talon Market—rather than just downtown landmarks, and prefer a van-based tour that can navigate tight streets over a larger bus.
Île d'Orléans food tour with Montmorency Falls: 3–5 tastingsA VIP guided food tour of Île d'Orléans and Montmorency Falls pairs 3 to 5 gourmet stops with visits to local farms, cider houses and vineyards, plus entry and a cable car ride at Québec's tallest waterfall. A driver and certified guide handle the route and the timing; you choose between a private Spanish tour or a private French/English tour at checkout. Tip is not included and is recommended at 15–20% at the end.Is it for me?Book the private Spanish visit if your group speaks Spanish; choose the French/English option if you need those languages instead. Either way, the guide and driver handle the route and timing, so a day built around local food and a waterfall stays on schedule without anyone building it.
Montreal Chinatown: Food Walking Tour & Local StoriesYou’ll walk Montreal’s Chinatown with a local guide, tasting bahn mi sandwiches, dimsum, pastries, and more at seven stops. Hear stories from chefs and shopkeepers as you explore hidden corners between bites. Expect laughter over fortune cookies and quiet moments sipping fresh tea — you’ll leave both full and quietly changed.
Montreal Ghost Tour: Paranormal Investigation with EMF ReadersThis two-hour paranormal investigation class in Montreal teaches ghost-hunting techniques and puts you in control of professional equipment—dowsing rods, EMF readers, temperature guns—to detect and communicate with spirits at Old Sainte Antoine Cemetery, hidden beneath Dorchester Square and Place du Canada. The guide is a professional ghost-hunter from 13 Spirits Paranormal. Children from age 12 are welcome; the experience is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, so you'll follow the instruction and the history clearly. This suits anyone curious about paranormal investigation methods and Montreal's hidden cemetery history, whether you're a skeptic testing the equipment or someone already convinced spirits are present.
Montreal Private Vehicle Tour: Personalized Route with GuideA private vehicle tour of Montreal with an accredited guide who tailors the route to your interests and time. Pickup and drop-off anywhere in the city; the guide speaks English, French, Spanish, Italian and two additional languages on request. You choose whether to walk through Old Montreal, explore Downtown's underground city, climb to Belvédère Kondiaronk on Mount Royal, or drive the Circuit Gilles-Villeneuve—the three-hour itinerary bends to what you want to see.Is it for me?If your group speaks a language other than English or French, confirm availability when you book—the guide can deliver the tour in Spanish, Italian or two other languages, but not every departure carries every language. The personalized route means you spend the three hours on what matters to you, not on a preset list of stops.
Montreal: Treetop Walk & 40m Observatory TowerYou walk at your own pace through a wooded trail, then ascend a gradual walkway to a 40-meter tower overlooking the Laurentian mountains and Mont-Tremblant. The round trip is 2.7 km and takes 1–2 hours. Entry, parking, and fast-queue access are included; wheelchairs are free with advance notice.Is it for me?Best for families, seniors, and anyone who wants to see the Laurentians from above without a strenuous hike—the accessible slope and short round-trip time mean you get the view without the strain.
Quebec City: Winter walking tour with local guideYou’ll follow a local guide through Old Quebec’s snowy lanes, hear stories of early winters at Royal Square, and see Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral up close. From Dufferin Terrace to Petit-Champlain’s glowing lights, you’ll feel both the chill and warmth of Quebec City in winter — moments you’ll remember long after your boots dry out.
Quebec City Walking Tour: 3 Hours Through Historic Old QuebecA 3-hour guided walking tour of Quebec City's UNESCO-listed Old Quebec, led by a local guide in English, Spanish or French. You'll walk the fortified citadel, see the St. Lawrence River from Dufferin Terrace, visit Place-Royale where the city began, and hear the stories of Samuel de Champlain, the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, and the families who shaped the city's architecture. Strollers welcome; suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the language that matches your comfort—English, Spanish, or French—so the guide's stories about the city's founding, the families who built it, and the battles that changed its fate land with full meaning. The 3-hour pace keeps you moving through the old streets without rushing, and the guide handles all the navigation so you stay with the group instead of consulting a map.
Food Tour in Old Quebec: 3 Hours With Local GuideA three-hour food walking tour of Old Quebec led by a local guide in English, Spanish or French, with tastings at four stops including Place-Royale, Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral, the waterfront and the Port of Quebec. The tour is private (no other guests) or small group, fully customizable to dietary needs, and wheelchair accessible throughout.Is it for me?Book the private option if you want the route and timing shaped entirely around your group's pace and preferences; choose the small group departure if you'd rather share the experience and the cost with other food travelers.
Montreal Cooking Class & Wine Tasting with Michelin ChefA hands-on cooking class in Montreal's Old Port where you prepare a 3-course menu alongside Michelin-star-trained Chef Robert, a food writer published in Travel + Leisure and Slow Food. The class runs 2.5 hours in his home kitchen inside a historic 1800s building, covers professional knife skills and plating, and ends with the meal you cooked paired with artisanal wine or cider tastings. Vegetarian, vegan, lactose-free and gluten-free options are available on request.Is it for me?The class is taught in English by Chef Robert, so you follow the instruction and conversation comfortably without translation. It suits anyone curious about how professionals cook, whether you have kitchen experience or not—the focus is on technique and thinking, not on recipes you've memorized.
Montreal city tour: Downtown, underground city & Atwater MarketA three-hour walking tour of Montreal led by a bilingual accredited guide, starting at Place du Canada and moving through downtown, the Montreal Underground City, McGill University campus and Atwater Market. You ride the subway as part of the tour and learn about the city's business hub, its hidden network of shops and restaurants, and the neighborhoods where wealthy families built their 19th-century estates. The guide explains what you're seeing as you go, so the stops make sense instead of just appearing.Is it for me?The tour moves at a walking pace for three hours, so it suits travelers who are comfortable on their feet and want to move through the city the way Montrealers do rather than stay on a bus. If you prefer to sit most of the day or have mobility concerns, a different tour would be a better fit.
Montreal Airport YUL to Montreal & Bromont: Private TransferYou're picked up at Montreal Airport YUL by a professional driver in an air-conditioned vehicle, with 60 minutes of waiting time included and all fees locked in advance. Your driver has your flight details and meets you at a set location, so you walk out of arrivals and go straight to your ride. The service runs around the clock, and you can request a car seat for children or adjust your booking up to a day before travel.Is it for me?Choose this if you land with luggage and want to skip the taxi queue and app negotiation — the fixed price and advance driver contact mean you walk out of arrivals and go straight to your ride, no phone calls needed.
Montreal: St. Lawrence River Cruise & Lachine Rapids TourYou board at the Old Port and spend 50 minutes on the St. Lawrence River, passing six major landmarks — the Clock Tower, Jacques-Cartier and Victoria Bridges, La Ronde, the Biosphere, and the Champlain Bridge — before stopping at the Lachine Rapids to watch for herons, cormorants and river birds. The tour ends with a view of Habitat 67 on the return. Life jacket is provided, and the boat is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Montreal's landmarks and river history without arranging your own boat or navigating the rapids yourself — the fixed 50-minute schedule and included life jacket mean you show up and the river does the rest.
Montreal Airport Transfer: Luxury Private Car & Meet-GreetYou land at Montreal airport, walk to arrivals, and your driver is waiting with your name on a sign. He loads your luggage, drives you to your destination without stops or detours, and handles the route while you rest. The flight is tracked automatically, so delays don't mean a missed pickup, and you pay a fixed price agreed before you landed.Is it for me?Book this if you want to avoid the taxi line and shuttle queues after landing — a fixed price, a known driver, and luggage help mean you move from the terminal to your destination without negotiation or delay.
German Christmas Market Tasting Tour: Quebec CityA 90-minute guided tasting tour of Quebec City's German Christmas Market in Old Quebec, where you sample typical German products including spiced mulled wine, pretzels and traditional stollen cake from nearly 90 local artisans and producers. The tour operates every day of the year in all weather, with a live guide speaking English or French. Service animals are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon in Quebec City and want to taste German products without navigating the market alone — the guide handles the route and the tastings are already arranged at each stop. The 90-minute length fits between other plans, and the year-round schedule means you can do it whenever you visit, not just in December.
