Go wet n’ wild in Quebec
Cruise the St Lawrence from Montreal – Quebec City
This summer travel up and down the St Lawrence in style with Évasion Plus Cruises. The only company to offer a Catamaran cruise service between Montréal and Quebec City, the schedule runs from July to September. Prices from $119 plus tax per person, and return trips are available, as well as one-way trips returning by bus. http://www.evasionplus.com/
An Iceberg on Lac Tremblant…?
No – its not the one that sunk the Titanic – but Canada’s only gigantic “iceberg” water toy! Anchored in the middle of Lac Tremblant, come and climb the ‘iceberg’ and dive off to your heart’s content Guaranteed fun for all the family! From 19 May – 1st October from $8 per person for 15 minute sessions. http://www.tremblant.ca/
Great Canadian Bungee: Experience the Thrill
Come to Morrison’s Quarry for the big leap! The jumping platform towers 200 feet above the sparkling waters of a spring-fed lagoon—one of the world’s most beautiful bungee sites. Your 160 ft rebound surpasses the entire height of any other bungee jump in Canada or the U.S.! http://www.bungee.ca/
New Adventure Tour – Explore The Canyon Sainte-Anne on the Canopy Canyon Adventure
Just 30 minutes from Québec City, come and try the thrilling Canopy Canyon Adventure. Enjoy spectacular views along the Canyon’s cliffs as you journey along a daring circuit of Via ferratas, giant ariel bridges, and zip lines. Packages are designed for families and even the most extreme of adventurers. Family prices from $33 per adult, excluding taxes and entry to Canyon Ste Anne, including experience guides and equipment. http://www.canyonste-anne.qc.ca/
Helicopter over the Laurentians
Heli-Tremblant have introduced panoramic helicopter flights over the Tremblant and its beautiful surroundings. A unique way to discover the beautiful Laurentians region, the 10, 20 or 30 minute tours fly passengers across the Diable River, and over Tremblant National Park. Or take off for the Romantic tour, a helicopter ride followed by a 7-course meal at one of the local gourmet restaurants. 10-minute tours cost from £37 per person excluding local taxes. http://www.heli-tremblant.com/
Observe black bears in their natural habitat in the Outaouais!
The Outaouais Region, nestled between Montréal and Ottawa, is home to a new wildlife experience – ‘Souvenirs Sauvages’. Accompanied by an experienced guide aboard a “safari-bus”, enter the world of the black bear in the private domain Fairmont Kenauk at Château Montebello. Admire the bears in their own natural habitat, in utmost safety, from only a few feet away! http://www.souvenirssauvages.com/
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