Enjoy the services of a professional tour manager who accompanies you throughout your trip.
Meals
6 Breakfast(s), 3 Dinner(s)
Hotel Accommodations:
Listed below or equivalent. Rooms with private bath or shower, hotel taxes, porterage, tips, and service charges
MONTREAL Fairmont Queen Elizabeth
CHARLEVOIX Fairmont Le Manior Richelieu
QUEBEC CITY Fairmont Chateau Frontenac
On some dates alternate hotels may be used. Add a pre night stay in Montreal. Prices start at $95.00 per person.
Complimentary hotel-to-hotel baggage handling.
Sightseeing
Private transportation via a deluxe, climate-controlled motorcoach
Day 1
Arrive Montreal, Quebec
Your tour begins in Montreal, the second largest French-speaking city in the world! Famous for its European style, culinary delights, and trend-setting fashion, Montreal will delight you. Arrive at the lovely Fairmont Queen Elizabeth, your home while in Montreal.
Day 2
Montreal
A fantastic sightseeing tour of Montreal highlights Notre Dame Cathedral, St. Joseph’s Oratory, Jacques Cartier Square and McGill University. The city tour concludes with a stop high atop Mount Royal to behold the panoramic view of the city. Enjoy some time to explore local arts and crafts at the popular marketplace, Bonaventure. This evening you will be treated to a savory dinner in one of the dining establishments for which Montreal is famous. Afterwards, the light show "And Then There Was Light" at Notre Dame Cathedral* will enchant you. Set amidst the regal backdrop of the Cathedral, known for its gorgeous neo-gothic architecture, this show uses modern multimedia techniques to bring the cathedral''s cultural, architectural and spiritual history magnificently to life.
Day 3
Montreal - Charlevoix
Traveling north through the province of Quebec, view Montmorency Falls, the highest falls in Eastern Canada. Take some time to stroll the beautiful grounds at the shrine of St. Anne de Beaupre. Quebec province is known for its agricultural history and rich culinary heritage. Begin your own exploration with a visit to Musee de l''abeille, the ECONOMUSEUM of honey. An exhibition shows you how people from early times gathered and used honey, and how beekeeping has changed through the ages. See bees at work in glass enclosed hives, and sample mead produced on-site. Continue your journey to the Charlevoix region, passing mountains rolling into verdant valleys along the banks of the mighty St. Lawrence River. Arrive at the incomparable Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu, your home for the next two nights, which is decked for the holidays! Tonight you may want to try your luck at the casino adjacent to your hotel.
Day 4
Charlevoix
Awake to the stunning panorama of your hotel. From the summit of Pointe-au-Pic cliff, Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu towers majestically over the estuary of the St. Lawrence River. After breakfast, depart your hotel for a day of exploration in the Charlevoix region, renowned for its hospitality as well as for its landscapes, which have won the hearts of painters, poets, writers and musicians for hundreds of years. A visit to the ECONOMUSEUM Laiterie Charlevoix shows you first hand how artisans turn milk into cheese, and teaches you the steps and secrets of cheesemaking! You even get to sample some of their products, which are among the best in the region, at a special cheese tasting! Visit Baie-Saint-Paul, nestled along the banks of the St. Lawrence and one of the oldest towns in Quebec. Boasting two-hundred-year-old houses in traditional Quebec style, there are also countless art galleries and fascinating craft boutiques interspersed with quaint terraces and pleasant cafes. Time at leisure allows you to explore this charming town at your own pace. A short ferry ride brings you to L''isle-aux-Coudres, an island in the St. Lawrence with a rich history and friendly inhabitants. A visit to the ECONOMUSEUM Verger Pedneault, an award-winning orchard, teaches you about the history of apples, techniques of harvesting, and the process that results in unique and delicious products including apple butter, jams, hard cider and iced wines. Return to the mainland and Manoir Richelieu for an evening at leisure. Perhaps you will try your luck at the fabulous Casino de Charlevoix, right on the grounds of your hotel!
Day 5
Charlevoix - Quebec City
Step back in time when visiting Quebec City, where traditional stone buildings line the river and cobblestone streets are lined with artists displaying their work. A fascinating sightseeing tour showcases the beauty and rich history of both Old and New Quebec. Your tour, which includes the parliament and the St. Louis Arch, ends at Palace Royale, the site of the original settlement of the city of Quebec, set inside the old walled city. Later, arrive at the famous Fairmont Château Frontenac, which will be your home for the next two nights. Set high on a bluff overlooking the mighty St. Lawrence River in historic Old Quebec, this breathtaking hotel is adorned with holiday lights and decorations, making it a truly festive sight!
Day 6
Quebec City
This morning enjoy breakfast at a local sugar shack nestled in the Quebec countryside. Learn about the traditions of maple syrup making and indulge in its sweet taste as you sample the many traditional foods it is used to make. Before leaving, try a favorite regional treat - maple taffy in the snow!! Later, enjoy some leisure time and explore this beautiful city on your own. Enjoy walking along the narrow cobblestone streets of Old Quebec and looking through the many quaint shops and galleries around your hotel. Or, perhaps you''ll take one of the horse-drawn carriage rides the city is famous for. Tonight''s dinner is included at a classic, quintessential Quebec restaurant.
Day 7
Quebec City - Tour Ends
Your tour ends today in Quebec City.
Day 1
Arrive Montreal, Quebec
Your tour begins in Montreal, the second largest French-speaking city in the world! Famous for its European style, culinary delights, and trend-setting fashion, Montreal will delight you. Arrive at the lovely Fairmont Queen Elizabeth, your home while in Montreal.
Day 2
Montreal
A fantastic sightseeing tour of Montreal highlights Notre Dame Cathedral, St. Joseph’s Oratory, Jacques Cartier Square and McGill University. The city tour concludes with a stop high atop Mount Royal to behold the panoramic view of the city. Enjoy some time to explore local arts and crafts at the popular marketplace, Bonaventure. This evening you will be treated to a savory dinner in one of the dining establishments for which Montreal is famous. Afterwards, the light show "And Then There Was Light" at Notre Dame Cathedral* will enchant you. Set amidst the regal backdrop of the Cathedral, known for its gorgeous neo-gothic architecture, this show uses modern multimedia techniques to bring the cathedral''s cultural, architectural and spiritual history magnificently to life.
Day 3
Montreal - Charlevoix
Traveling north through the province of Quebec, view Montmorency Falls, the highest falls in Eastern Canada. Take some time to stroll the beautiful grounds at the shrine of St. Anne de Beaupre. Quebec province is known for its agricultural history and rich culinary heritage. Begin your own exploration with a visit to Musee de l''abeille, the ECONOMUSEUM of honey. An exhibition shows you how people from early times gathered and used honey, and how beekeeping has changed through the ages. See bees at work in glass enclosed hives, and sample mead produced on-site. Continue your journey to the Charlevoix region, passing mountains rolling into verdant valleys along the banks of the mighty St. Lawrence River. Arrive at the incomparable Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu, your home for the next two nights, which is decked for the holidays! Tonight you may want to try your luck at the casino adjacent to your hotel.
Day 4
Charlevoix
Awake to the stunning panorama of your hotel. From the summit of Pointe-au-Pic cliff, Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu towers majestically over the estuary of the St. Lawrence River. After breakfast, depart your hotel for a day of exploration in the Charlevoix region, renowned for its hospitality as well as for its landscapes, which have won the hearts of painters, poets, writers and musicians for hundreds of years. A visit to the ECONOMUSEUM Laiterie Charlevoix shows you first hand how artisans turn milk into cheese, and teaches you the steps and secrets of cheesemaking! You even get to sample some of their products, which are among the best in the region, at a special cheese tasting! Visit Baie-Saint-Paul, nestled along the banks of the St. Lawrence and one of the oldest towns in Quebec. Boasting two-hundred-year-old houses in traditional Quebec style, there are also countless art galleries and fascinating craft boutiques interspersed with quaint terraces and pleasant cafes. Time at leisure allows you to explore this charming town at your own pace. A short ferry ride brings you to L''isle-aux-Coudres, an island in the St. Lawrence with a rich history and friendly inhabitants. A visit to the ECONOMUSEUM Verger Pedneault, an award-winning orchard, teaches you about the history of apples, techniques of harvesting, and the process that results in unique and delicious products including apple butter, jams, hard cider and iced wines. Return to the mainland and Manoir Richelieu for an evening at leisure. Perhaps you will try your luck at the fabulous Casino de Charlevoix, right on the grounds of your hotel!
Day 5
Charlevoix - Quebec City
Step back in time when visiting Quebec City, where traditional stone buildings line the river and cobblestone streets are lined with artists displaying their work. A fascinating sightseeing tour showcases the beauty and rich history of both Old and New Quebec. Your tour, which includes the parliament and the St. Louis Arch, ends at Palace Royale, the site of the original settlement of the city of Quebec, set inside the old walled city. Later, arrive at the famous Fairmont Château Frontenac, which will be your home for the next two nights. Set high on a bluff overlooking the mighty St. Lawrence River in historic Old Quebec, this breathtaking hotel is adorned with holiday lights and decorations, making it a truly festive sight!
Day 6
Quebec City
This morning enjoy breakfast at a local sugar shack nestled in the Quebec countryside. Learn about the traditions of maple syrup making and indulge in its sweet taste as you sample the many traditional foods it is used to make. Before leaving, try a favorite regional treat - maple taffy in the snow!! Later, enjoy some leisure time and explore this beautiful city on your own. Enjoy walking along the narrow cobblestone streets of Old Quebec and looking through the many quaint shops and galleries around your hotel. Or, perhaps you''ll take one of the horse-drawn carriage rides the city is famous for. Tonight''s dinner is included at a classic, quintessential Quebec restaurant.
Day 7
Quebec City - Tour Ends
Your tour ends today in Quebec City.
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Airfare Disclaimer
A NOTE ABOUT AIRFARE: We encourage you to buy your airfare from the tour operator, because if your tour cancels then your airlines tickets will be covered. Purchasing flights separately at a lesser rate and incorporating it with a Non-Guaranteed Departure Date can result in loss of total cost of your flight investment. Depending on the fare rules, flights may be Non-Refundable and/or Non-Transferable. Neither the tour operator and/or Atlas Cruises & Tours will be held responsible for loss if a tour is cancelled for Lack of Participation. If you would like to check for discounted fares on Guaranteed Departures or for competitive pricing on air and hotel packages, we invite you to follow this link.
Documents
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Know Before You Go...
Return flights should be booked after 12:00 noon from Montreal.
On some departures, the Notre Dame light show may not be available. Instead, you will learn about glass making during your visit to Les Artisans de Titrail on Day 5.
Collette air passengers will depart from Montreal. All Collette transfers will depart from Quebec City to Montreal.
Passport & Visa Information
Certain countries require a minimum of 6 months passport validity. You are strongly urged to contact the appropriate consulate for details. Visit www.travel.state.gov for the U.S. State Department for the latest details about passports and visa requirements.
IMPORTANT: We recommend that our clients traveling abroad take a photocopy of their passport and applicable visas. It should be packed separately from your actual passport and visa. We also recommend leaving a copy at home with your emergency contact.
Time Zone
Quebec City and Montreal are all on Eastern Standard Time.
Electricity
An adaptor (which changes the physical plug) and/or converter (which changes the electric current) are necessary if you plan to use an appliance with voltage different from the standard within the country you are visiting. Please note, if your appliance has dual voltage you may still need an adaptor for the plug. Voltage for US, Canada, and Mexico is 110.
Elevation
Highest elevation included on tour is 1,800 feet. |
Visit Notre Dame Cathedral for the famous light show and learn about the cathedral's history and its impact on Montreal.
Stroll through charming Baie-Saint-Paul and sample its many galleries, boutiques and cafes.
Spend two nights at the world-famous Fairmont Château Frontenac, beautifully dressed for the holidays!
Know Before You Go...
Return flights should be booked after 12:00 noon from Montreal.
On some departures, the Notre Dame light show may not be available. Instead, you will learn about glass making during your visit to Les Artisans de Titrail on Day 5.
Collette air passengers will depart from Montreal. All Collette transfers will depart from Quebec City to Montreal.
Passport & Visa Information
Certain countries require a minimum of 6 months passport validity. You are strongly urged to contact the appropriate consulate for details. Visit www.travel.state.gov for the U.S. State Department for the latest details about passports and visa requirements.
IMPORTANT: We recommend that our clients traveling abroad take a photocopy of their passport and applicable visas. It should be packed separately from your actual passport and visa. We also recommend leaving a copy at home with your emergency contact.
Time Zone
Quebec City and Montreal are all on Eastern Standard Time.
Electricity
An adaptor (which changes the physical plug) and/or converter (which changes the electric current) are necessary if you plan to use an appliance with voltage different from the standard within the country you are visiting. Please note, if your appliance has dual voltage you may still need an adaptor for the plug. Voltage for US, Canada, and Mexico is 110.
Elevation
Highest elevation included on tour is 1,800 feet.
