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Old Quebec Upper Town E-Bike Tour: Cathedral & PlainsA three-hour guided e-bike tour of Old Quebec Upper Town led by a local guide in English, Spanish or French, visiting the Cathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame, Parliament Hill and the Plains of Abraham. Groups stay under eight riders, and you choose between a standard urban bike or an e-bike (18+). The tour includes a snack and toilet break at Jeanne d'Arc Garden, and ends with a riverside path along the Saint Lawrence River toward Lower Town.Is it for me?Choose the e-bike if you want to cover the hills and distance without tiring out; the urban bike works just as well if you're comfortable with a steady pedal and want the full workout. Groups max out at eight, so the pace stays social and stops don't rush — book this one if you'd rather ride with a guide than navigate the fortified streets and secret passages on your own.
Montreal Airport YUL to Montreal & Bromont: Private TransferYou book online with your flight details, receive driver contact info 48 hours before arrival, and meet your driver at the airport terminal—they wait up to 60 minutes for you. The vehicle is air-conditioned and professional, the price is fixed, and you're dropped at your Montreal or Bromont destination without arranging transport yourself or haggling over fare. Changes can be made up to 24 hours before departure.Is it for me?Book this if you want to avoid the taxi queue and the uncertainty of ride-sharing surge pricing—the driver is confirmed 48 hours ahead, the vehicle is reserved, and the fare is locked in before you land.
Old Montreal convertible Cadillac tour: 1 hour with a guideA 1-hour guided tour of Old Montreal in a shared convertible Cadillac, departing from Bonsecours Market and passing Notre-Dame Basilica, the Old Port, and Place Jacques-Cartier. The guide speaks English or French and shares stories about the neighborhood's founding and evolution while recommending local restaurants, cafes and nightlife. Groups stay small—up to four travelers per car—and children from age 5 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this shared Cadillac tour if you want a guided drive through Old Montreal's landmarks in a classic convertible—you'll ride with up to 3 other guests rather than a larger group, and the open-air format lets you see the streets and buildings as you move through them.
Old Montreal History Walking Tour with TastingsThis is a private walking tour of Old Montreal led by a local guide who pairs the neighborhood's history with four tastings from independent local businesses. You'll move through Place d'Armes, Place Jacques-Cartier, Saint-Paul Street and the Cours Le Royer, stopping at landmarks like the Saint-Sulpice Seminary (built 1687) while sampling sweet and savory gourmet food. The tour runs three hours and includes time to photograph the cobblestone streets and historic architecture.Is it for me?The tour moves at a walking pace through uneven cobblestone streets for three hours, so it suits travelers who are comfortable on their feet and want to absorb the neighborhood's history without rushing between stops. If you prefer to sit while learning, or if you need to cover more ground in less time, a different format would work better.
Private Walking Tour Quebec City: 25 American StoriesThis private walking tour of Old Quebec traces 25 stories connecting American and Canadian history across 250 years, from the 1775 invasion through the 1871 Treaty of Washington. A live English-speaking guide leads you through the Citadel, Place Royale, Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral, the Fortifications and other landmarks, with pickup included. The tour runs 2.5 hours and suits history enthusiasts who want the narrative woven together rather than reading plaques alone.Is it for me?At 2.5 hours, the tour fits a morning or afternoon without consuming your whole day, leaving time to explore the shops and cafés of Petit Champlain or the lower town on your own. Choose this one if you want the connections between American and Canadian history explained as you walk, rather than piecing together plaques and monuments alone.
Quebec City E-Bike Tour: Upper & Lower Town in 5 HoursThis five-hour e-bike tour combines Quebec City's Upper Town and Lower Town, starting inside the fortification walls and moving through neighborhoods like Montcalm, Saint-Roch and Petit Champlain. You ride at your own pace with a qualified guide, helmet, e-bike, snacks and water included. The tour passes the Plains of Abraham, the Port of Quebec, Place Royale's 17th-century buildings, and stops at the Grand Marché to sample local food and meet producers.Is it for me?If your French or Spanish is stronger than your English, or if you prefer to follow commentary in your native language, you can choose the guide's language at checkout—the same route, same stops, same five hours, just in the words that make sense to you.
Quebec City Private Driving Tour: 2 Hours, Historic LandmarksA private 2-hour driving tour of Quebec City with a certified chauffeur-guide who takes you through Old Quebec's landmarks—Château Frontenac, the Citadelle, Place Royale, the Basilica-Cathedral Notre-Dame, Parliament, and the Plains of Abraham—plus the neighbourhoods beyond the city walls. The tour is entirely private, so you move at your own pace and can bring a dog if you'd like. English and French guides available, with pickup included.Is it for me?Two hours is short enough to fit between other plans but long enough to see the city's core landmarks without rushing. If you're passing through Quebec City and want the highlights without driving yourself or navigating public transit, this private route covers the essential stops—Château Frontenac, the Citadelle, Parliament, and the Plains of Abraham—in one morning or afternoon.
Old Quebec private tour on foot and by vehicleA private tour of Quebec City split between a guided 2-hour walk through Old Quebec and a motorized portion covering the Plains of Abraham, Port of Quebec and Avenue Cartier. The tour includes private transportation, bottled water and an air-conditioned vehicle. A guide speaks English or French.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to cover both the intimate streets of Old Quebec and the wider landmarks like the Plains of Abraham in a single morning without arranging your own transport or timing.
Quebec City Highlights with Private Driver: 2-Hour TourA 2-hour private tour of Quebec City in a luxury vehicle with a live guide in English, Spanish or French, covering Old Quebec, the Old Port, and Battlefields Park. The driver stops at Dufferin Terrace, the Parliament Building, Battlefields Park's panoramic governors' kiosk, Place Royale, and Petit-Champlain District. You set how long to spend at each site; pickup is included. Groups range from 2 to 10 passengers depending on vehicle choice.Is it for me?Choose the vehicle size based on your group—a sedan for a couple, an SUV or minivan for a small family, or the van if you're traveling with a larger party. The private format means you're not synced to other travelers' pace, so a site that fascinates you doesn't get cut short, and one that doesn't won't slow you down.
Ottawa Private Car & Guide Service: Airport & Local TransfersYou book your Ottawa transfer in advance and receive driver name, vehicle details, and pickup location before arrival. The driver stays reachable by phone or online if plans shift. Water and snacks are included, and the service covers airport runs and local city transfers with no surge pricing or last-minute surprises.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to skip the uncertainty of ride-hailing apps and prefer knowing exactly who's picking them up and when — especially useful arriving late, traveling with luggage, or moving between the airport and downtown without arranging a rental car.
Private Quebec City Tour: Plains of Abraham & Old TownA private 3-hour guided tour of Quebec City with a licensed guide and dedicated driver, starting from your hotel. You visit the Plains of Abraham (where the 1759 battle between French and English forces determined the region's future), Dufferin Terrace for views of the St. Lawrence River, Old Quebec's UNESCO-protected colonial streets, and landmarks including the Basilica-Cathedral Notre-Dame de Québec and Place-Royale where Samuel de Champlain founded the city in 1608. The itinerary adjusts to your interests, and you combine walking through neighborhoods like Petit Champlain with sightseeing from the vehicle.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in a Quebec City hotel without a car—the pickup and private driver mean you don't arrange your own transport, and the guide's knowledge of the Plains of Abraham and the city's colonial history gives you context that walking on your own wouldn't provide. The adjustable itinerary also lets you spend more time on what interests you most instead of following a fixed group schedule.
Private Tour of Old Quebec: 400 Years of HistoryA private walking tour of Old Quebec, the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Quebec City, where an accredited local guide leads you through the historic streets at your own pace for three hours. The guide speaks English or French and shares the city's landmarks, historical battles and local traditions. Bottled water is included; pickup is arranged for your group only.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to walk the historic streets at your own pace with a guide who knows the city's stories—the private format means the guide adjusts to what interests you, and the three-hour window gives you room to linger without a fixed schedule pushing you forward.
Quebec City Walking Tour: Old Quebec with Licensed GuideA three-hour walking tour of Old Quebec with a licensed guide in English or French, covering the upper and lower town from 1608 to today. The tour includes entry to paid attractions, a funicular ticket, and stops at Dufferin Terrace, Holy Trinity Basilica, Notre-Dame-de-Quebec Basilica, Petit Champlain district and Place Royale. The route covers about four kilometers at an easy-to-intermediate pace, with small climbs expected due to Quebec's terrain.Is it for me?Most walking tours of Old Quebec move fast through the highlights and leave the history to plaques on the walls. This one pairs the same landmarks with a licensed guide who connects the architecture, military past and religious story—so you understand why each place matters instead of just passing through it. Book the private option if you want to set your own pace; the group tour works if you prefer company and a fixed schedule.
Guided E-Bike Tour Saguenay: Fjord History & Free Ride BackA guided e-bike tour around Baie des Ha! Ha! in Saguenay covers the Fjord's geology, colonization, industrialization and wildlife across five stops, then gives you free time to ride back to the starting point. The tour runs 2.5 hours total, includes a helmet, water bottle holder, basket and gloves, and operates with a live guide in English or French. Minimum age is 18.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the Fjord's history explained as you ride, with the flexibility to return without a schedule. The guided portion gives you the context and the route; the free return ride means you're not rushed once the tour ends.
Private Quebec City Tour with Driver: 3 HoursA private three-hour guided tour of Quebec City in a luxury vehicle with a professional driver and guide speaking English, Spanish or French. You choose the vehicle size—from a sedan for two to a van for ten—and the route flows through Old Quebec, the Battlefields Park (Plains of Abraham), the Montcalm and Saint-Jean Baptiste districts, with stops at landmarks like Dufferin Terrace, the Parliament Building, Place Royale, and the Petit Champlain District. Pickup is included; the guide shapes the day around what interests you most.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the major landmarks and neighborhoods without arranging transport or navigating between stops yourself—the guide and driver handle the route, and you spend the three hours looking and listening instead of planning. Choose the vehicle size that fits your group, and the guide adjusts which stops you linger at based on what interests you most.
History of Old Quebec: Centuries-old streets with a live guideA guided walking tour of Old Quebec led by an experienced guide in English or French, covering the walled city's Parliament, Royal Square and four-hundred-year history with focus on the area's francophone heritage and steep topography. The tour runs two and a half hours; children from age six are welcome. Public transportation options are available nearby.Is it for me?If you speak English or French and want the story of Old Quebec told by someone who knows it, this guided walk covers the main landmarks and history in two and a half hours—the pace and language keep it accessible whether you're traveling with children from age six or exploring on your own.
Old Montreal Ghost Tour: Private Spooky Stories with ActorA private 1.5-hour ghost tour of Old Montreal with a professional actor guide who leads small groups through hidden alleyways and historic buildings tied to witchcraft, notorious criminals and unsolved hauntings from New France. The tour meets at Place Royal, covers the cobblestone streets and atmospheric lanes most visitors miss, and ends near Bonsecours Market where transport and amenities are close by.Is it for me?If you're staying in Old Montreal or can reach Place Royal by public transit, this private tour settles the guide and the timing without needing a car or coordinating pickups across your group—you show up at the meeting point and the storytelling starts.
Quebec City tour from Montreal: Montmorency Falls & Old QuebecA 2-day guided tour from Montreal to Quebec City includes roundtrip transport, one night in a 3-star hotel in Old Quebec, a 1-hour walking tour of the historic district, and entry to Montmorency Falls. Day 2 is free to explore at your own pace. A professional guide in English, French or Chinese leads the first day; pickup from Montreal hotels within 5km is included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the main sights of Quebec City guided on Day 1 and the freedom to explore deeper on Day 2. The overnight stay means you're not rushing back to Montreal the same evening, and the included guide on the first day means you learn the history and layout before exploring alone.
Old Montreal Cadillac ride: 30-minute vintage convertible tourA 30-minute vintage Cadillac ride through Old Montreal's cobblestone heart, with a local guide pointing out landmarks, shops and bars as you pass Notre-Dame Basilica, the Old Port and the neoclassical Bank of Montreal building. No in-depth commentary—just the drive, the architecture and the feel of the historic district. Holds up to five passengers.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Old Montreal's main sights and feel its atmosphere from a moving convertible rather than on foot, and you have only 30 minutes between other plans.
Winter tour Old Quebec, Montmorency Falls & Île d'OrléansA private winter tour of Old Quebec, Montmorency Falls and Île d'Orléans with a certified chauffeur-guide who narrates the route. The tour runs four hours and includes transportation; stops at a blackcurrant estate and optional chocolaterie on the island let you taste local flavors without leaving the car for long stretches. A restaurant visit can be added on request.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Old Quebec, Montmorency Falls and the island in one morning or afternoon without driving yourself or waiting for a group bus to fill up. The private vehicle and flexible itinerary mean you can linger where you want and skip what doesn't interest you—and the guide's narration turns the drive itself into the experience, not just the stops.
