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Quebec City Guided Day Trip from Montreal with Montmorency Falls and River Cruise

Escape Montreal for a comprehensive Quebec City tour that combines natural wonders with UNESCO World Heritage history. This full-day excursion takes you to the towering Montmorency Falls, the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec, and aboard a scenic St. Lawrence River cruise.

Your multilingual guide leads this 13.5-hour adventure in English, French, and Mandarin, ensuring you understand the stories behind Quebec's most significant landmarks. The comfortable coach journey provides striking views of the Quebec landscape as you travel between Montreal and the province's historic capital.

The tour begins at Montmorency Falls Park, where you'll witness a waterfall that cascades higher than Niagara Falls. After an hour exploring the park's viewpoints and learning about the area's geology, you'll head to Old Quebec's UNESCO-protected streets. Three hours of free time in the Petit Champlain district lets you explore French colonial architecture, browse local shops, and sample regional cuisine at your own pace.

What is Included

• Roundtrip coach transport from Montreal
• Multilingual guide (English, French, Mandarin)
• 1-hour visit to Montmorency Falls Park
• 3 hours free time in Old Quebec and Petit Champlain
• 1.5-hour St. Lawrence River cruise
• Admission to all attractions
• Tips included

Good to Know

The complete tour duration is 13 hours and 30 minutes. You must arrive at the departure point 15 minutes before pickup time. The river cruise runs either in early or mid-afternoon, giving you flexibility in your schedule.

Wear comfortable walking shoes for exploring Quebec City's cobblestone streets. Bring water, snacks, and weather-appropriate clothing as meals are not provided, though you'll have time to purchase food during your three-hour free period in Old Quebec.

This tour is not wheelchair accessible. The St. Lawrence River cruise offers spacious decks with commentary as you sail past Île d'Orléans, Château Frontenac, and Montmorency Falls from the water.

If you're planning more Montreal adventures, consider an Old Montreal food walking tour to discover the city's culinary scene, or explore the region further with a Mont-Tremblant day trip from Montreal for mountain scenery and outdoor activities.