The Ultimate Summer Guide for Québec
Posted by admin on 6.21.19 in Uncategorized
Jump off planes, zipline into falls, connect with Aboriginal tourism, and more. Quebec is THE place to be for the most scenic landscapes and thrilling adventures this summer. As the only French speaking province in Canada, Quebec offers a colored European influence in modern day North America and welcomes visitors of all kind. Be bold this summer and live the adventure in Quebec City and Montreal with our handpicked activities:
The perfect activities to cool off during the summer.
Kitesurf on the Isles
Isle-Aux-Coudres serves as one of the top spots to kitesurf in Quebec. With incredible wind conditions, travelers will learn how to handle their sail from the best instructors in the region.
Explore the beautiful terrains of Québec.
Scootin’ the streets of Laurentides
Cruise down the streets of Mont-Tremblant while exploring the core of what Quebec has to offer. Electric scooters are at the height of their popularity and let travelers engage in a self-guided exploration adventure. Discover sites that only locals know about while an iPad attached to the scooter details facts while leading the way to natural vistas and historic sites.
Explore the beautiful scenery of the Laurentians on horseback. Enjoy lunch at Bistro Beaux Rêves then unwind in the soothing Nordic spa or find a quiet corner to relax in while taking admiring the natural beauty of the river. Swedish massage, reflexology, hot stone massages are one of the many services available.
FLY LIKE A BIRD
Take your adventure up a level in the air!
Have a passion for aviation or dream of taking hold of the controls? Take on the role of pilot for a day and fly a helicopter up to 200 km/hr. Exceed boundaries by attending a short training session and lifting up into the air. Experience the rush of adrenaline while maneuvering across the Quebecois sky.
Magical, unique, and intense. Parachute jump on the North shore of the St-Lawrence River to capture views of both Montreal and Quebec city. Reach new heights (literally) while jumping at 3000 meters. Adventurers will even be able to pilot their own parachute to get a more hands on jumping experience.
The fun doesn’t have to stop after a day full of adrenaline-filled activities. Keep the thrill going by staying at our top hotel choices:
A night in the longhouse in Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations
Visitors can tour the property’s Musée Huron-Wendat for exhibits that give an overview of Huron-Wendat heritage, including their skills in making traditional snowshoes and canoes. Come evening, guests can attend storytelling sessions or even sleepovers in the wooden longhouse—a short walk away from the main building—to hear not just traditional legends, but the morals behind them, too. (In a nod to the benefits of modern technology, however, the longhouse fire is heated by natural gas).
Your “pre-contact” experience includes:
– myths and Legends in the Longhouse
– labrador tea in the Longhouse
– a fire keeper who takes care of the fire and your dreams for the whole night
– a comfort room in the Hôtel-Musée Premières Nations for modern conveniences breakfast at La Traite Restaurant
Relax after an adventurous day at the Four Seasons Montreal.
Chic and sleekly modern, Four Seasons Hotel Montreal forms the vibrant new epicenter of the Golden Square Mile. With eight treatment rooms, a sauna, whirlpool bath, relaxation areas and a state-of-the-art gym, the hotel’s spa offers the ultimate relaxation experience. The prized sky lobby is a space that is designed to bring people together by mixing the most fashionable Montrealers with a world of fascinating visitors. Full of style and culture, Four Seasons Montreal’s refined design helps shine a fresh light on the city.
Meet our insider, Bernard Personnaz!
“I started to promote the Quebec region 32 years ago at the Quebec Office Tourism located in Paris. I wanted to have an Amer-indian experience and I’ve had the opportunity in the Lanaudière region, 78km north of Montreal. The Atikamekw really made me re-discover nature! For 24 hours we went with them to see a dam in a Rabaska canoe. There are beavers everywhere!
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