3-Day Quebec Explorer Tour from Montreal | Waterfalls, Old Quebec & Adventure Options

Morning Departure from Montreal
Begin your journey with a comfortable drive from Montreal to Quebec City, heading first to one of the province’s most stunning natural attractions.
Montmorency Falls – Higher Than Niagara
Stop at the spectacular Montmorency Falls, standing at 275 feet (84 meters)—1.5 times taller than Niagara Falls.
Walk across the suspension bridge or take the panoramic cable car (seasonal).
Perfect for capturing fall foliage or frozen winter scenes.
Old Quebec – A Living UNESCO World Heritage Site
Arrive in Old Quebec, a UNESCO-designated historic district with over 400 years of history.
Wander the cobblestone streets filled with boutiques, heritage architecture, and European charm.
Choose a Seasonal Activity
Depending on the season, enjoy one of these optional experiences:
AML Cruise (May–October)
Take a 90-minute scenic cruise on the St. Lawrence River, passing Île d’Orléans, Montmorency Falls, and the Château Frontenac.
Ice Hotel (January–March) 
Step into North America’s only ice hotel, crafted from 12,000 tons of snow and 350 tons of ice. Discover ice sculptures, icy bedrooms, and frosty lounges.
Museum of Civilization (March–May / Nov–Dec)
Dive into interactive exhibits on Quebec’s history, Indigenous culture, and contemporary life in Canada.
Evening in Quebec City
Check in to your hotel and enjoy a relaxing evening exploring the illuminated Old Town or dining at a cozy French-Canadian bistro.

Morning – Free Time in the Heart of Old Quebec
Enjoy a relaxed morning in the historic Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with centuries-old architecture and European-style charm. Today is all about discovery at your own pace.
Petit-Champlain District – The Oldest Commercial Street in North America
Wander through narrow cobblestone streets lined with boutique shops, art galleries, and cafés.
This charming area is known for its colorful buildings and unique local atmosphere.
Place Royale – Birthplace of French Civilization in North America
A picturesque square where Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec in 1608.
Perfect for history buffs and photo lovers.
Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral
The oldest Catholic parish in North America, dating back over 350 years.
Admire the magnificent baroque interior, stained glass windows, and spiritual significance.
Château Frontenac – The Most Photographed Hotel in the World
A true symbol of Quebec, this castle-like hotel overlooks the St. Lawrence River.
Don’t miss the Dufferin Terrace viewpoint for panoramic photos.
Quebec City Murals – 400 Years of History in One Masterpiece
Explore massive outdoor murals that illustrate key moments in Quebec’s history.
See figures like Jacques Cartier, Champlain, and Félix Leclerc painted in stunning detail.
Evening – Return to Hotel or Optional Night Walk
Enjoy dinner at your leisure and explore the beautifully lit Old Town at night. A local night walk is highly recommended for those who want to feel the old-world magic after sunset.

Morning – Design Your Day Your Way
On the final day of your Quebec adventure, enjoy the freedom to choose your own activities based on your interests and the season. Whether you're traveling with kids, a partner, or friends, there's something for everyone.
Option 1: Bora Parc (Year-Round)
Dive into excitement at Quebec's largest indoor water park.
Features include wave pools, water slides, surf simulator, and lazy rivers.
Climate-controlled and open all year—great for families and thrill-seekers alike.
Option 2: Winter Fun Park (December–March)
Zoom down over 35 snow tubing trails of various difficulty levels.
A winter wonderland for all ages, with options for both thrill and relaxation.
Perfect for those seeking outdoor fun in the snow.
Option 3: Indigenous Cultural Village
Visit a recreated Huron-Wendat village to learn about Indigenous traditions, spirituality, and daily life.
Engage in interactive experiences, try native food, and explore authentic craftsmanship.
Option 4: Aquarium du Québec
Home to over 10,000 marine animals, including polar bears, seals, and jellyfish.
Educational exhibits, underwater tunnels, and live animal presentations make it a hit with families.
5:00 PM – Return to Montreal
After a day of exploration and enjoyment, meet your group at the designated spot at 5 PM for a relaxing ride back to Montreal.