Quebec City Full-Day Tour & St. Lawrence River Cruise
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Overview
The Full-Day Quebec City Tour plus Sightseeing Cruise lets visitors discover the best of Quebec City in a single day. This tour starts with Montmorency Falls, where people can see Quebec's biggest waterfall.
After the falls, explore Old Quebec, a place full of history and old buildings. See famous places like the Chateau Frontenac, the lovely Place Royale, and the Petit Champlain area. A guide will tell stories about the city. Later, people can enjoy a boat ride on the St. Lawrence River. The AML Louis Jolliet Cruise shows off the river and the city's views. (The boat is only available from May 13 to October 29).
This tour includes transportation from Montreal, a guide who speaks different languages, and entry fees for the boat ride (May to October). People will also get a walking tour of Old Quebec and free pickup and drop-off from hotels in Montreal that are close to the departure point. This tour does not include travel insurance, food, drinks, or the Montmorency Falls Cable car. Get ready to see Quebec City's best sights!




Highlights
See Montmorency Falls: Admire Quebec's tallest waterfall, higher than Niagara Falls!
Explore Old Quebec: Walk through the historic streets of Old Quebec and see famous landmarks.
Cruise on the St. Lawrence River: Enjoy scenic views of the city and river on a relaxing boat tour (May-Oct).
Visit Petit Champlain: Discover the charming shops and streets of this historic district.
Château Frontenac: Visit the iconic Château Frontenac, a grand hotel that defines Quebec City.
Knowledgeable Guide: Learn about the city's history and culture from a friendly, professional guide.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers had a positive experience, praising the knowledgeable guides, beautiful sights, and convenient transportation. Some suggest allowing more time at each location and being prepared for crowds on the cruise.

Customers say the tour guides are very knowledgeable and friendly.
Visitors enjoyed the comfortable bus ride from Montreal to Quebec City.
Many reviewers highlighted the beauty of Montmorency Falls and Old Quebec.
People appreciated the convenience of having transportation and entry fees included.
Some customers felt that the time at certain locations was too short.
A few reviewers mentioned that the cruise can be crowded during peak season.
The Journey
Montmorency Falls
Experience the raw power and breathtaking beauty of Montmorency Falls, a towering cascade plunging 275 feet into the St. Lawrence River. Higher than Niagara Falls, this natural wonder offers stunning panoramic views and an invigorating mist. Walk across the suspension bridge for an adrenaline rush, or take the cable car for a sweeping aerial perspective. In winter, witness the 'Sugar Loaf,' a massive ice cone formed by the falls' spray—a truly unique spectacle.
Old Quebec
Step back in time as you wander through Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the historic heart of Quebec City. Explore the cobblestone streets of Plaza Royal, the birthplace of French colonial history in North America. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Petit Champlain, one of the continent's oldest commercial streets. Admire the baroque splendor of the Cathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame de Quebec, the oldest cathedral in North America. Conclude your journey at the iconic Château Frontenac, a majestic hotel that has witnessed centuries of history, including the Hundred Years’ War between France and England.
St. Lawrence River Cruise
Embark on a scenic cruise along the St. Lawrence River, from Old Quebec to the base of Montmorency Falls. Enjoy breathtaking views of the iconic Château Frontenac as you glide past the picturesque Île d'Orléans, known for its charming villages and fertile farmland. This cruise offers a unique perspective on Quebec's natural beauty and architectural landmarks, creating unforgettable memories.
Petit Champlain District
Discover the enchanting Petit Champlain district, one of North America's oldest and most charming commercial streets. Stroll along the cobblestone lanes lined with artisan shops, boutiques, and cozy restaurants. Immerse yourself in the European-inspired ambiance of this historic neighborhood, where history comes alive at every turn. Perfect for a leisurely afternoon of shopping, dining, and soaking up the atmosphere of Old Quebec.
Cathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame de Quebec
Marvel at the architectural grandeur of the Cathedral-Basilica of Notre-Dame de Quebec, the oldest cathedral in North America. Admire its stunning baroque design, intricate details, and rich history spanning over 350 years. Step inside to witness the breathtaking interior, adorned with ornate decorations, stained glass windows, and historical artifacts. A place of spiritual significance and artistic beauty, the cathedral offers a glimpse into Quebec's rich cultural heritage.
Château Frontenac
Behold the iconic Château Frontenac, a majestic hotel perched atop Cap Diamant, overlooking the St. Lawrence River. This grand landmark has witnessed centuries of history, including the Hundred Years' War between France and England. Named after Louis de Buade, Count Frontenac, the governor of New France, the hotel exudes timeless elegance and offers unparalleled views. Whether you're staying as a guest or simply admiring it from afar, the Château Frontenac is a symbol of Quebec City's rich heritage and architectural splendor.
Know Before You Go
This full-day tour includes roundtrip transportation from Montreal, a professional multi-lingual tour guide, and entry fees for the AML Cruise (available May to October). It also covers the Consumer Protection Office compensation fund and taxes. Enjoy a 1-hour guided walking tour of Old Quebec City, with complimentary pickup and dropoff from Montreal hotels within 5KM of the departure point. Not included are travel insurance, food and drinks, personal expenses, and the Montmorency Falls Cable car.
Hot Tip
Wear comfortable shoes for walking around Old Quebec. Bring a camera to capture the beautiful scenery and historic sites. Check the weather forecast and dress accordingly, as conditions can change throughout the day.