I’ll admit it — I never once imagined going Tadoussac whale watching. Not because I don’t love Quebec (I do). It’s because I had no idea whales swam this far inland. But here’s the thing: the St. Lawrence River connects to the Atlantic Ocean — and where cold, nutrient-rich waters meet, whales follow. That’s exactly…
From being one of the oldest European settlements in North America to the only Canadian province with French as its official language, there are lots of fun and interesting Quebec facts to learn about. Quebec is a Canadian province, located on the Eastern side of Canada, west of New Brunswick and east of Ontario. It’s…
As Canada’s largest province, there’s no shortage of cool things to do in Quebec. From the cosmopolitan city of Montreal to the whale-watching splendors of Tadoussac, Quebec has it all. This is what makes Quebec road trips such a great experience. Whether you’re looking to explore the cities, the wilderness, the small French towns, or…
Things to Do in Quebec last updated: August 11th, 2021 As Canada’s largest province, as well as the only province whose sole official language is French, Quebec is an incredible destination rich in history, culture, and adventures. Located in Eastern Canada, Quebec borders Ontario to the west, New Brunswick to the east, the Hudson Bay…
With more coastlines than any other country on Earth, it’s no surprise that Canada is one of the best countries in the world for a whale watching tour. Bordered by three oceans – the Arctic, Atlantic, and Pacific Oceans – whale watching occurs all across Canada in places such as British Columbia, Manitoba, Quebec, New…
Last updated: March 23rd, 2020 For those wanting to witness the beauty of Canada’s colder months, winter in Quebec City is a great time to visit. From world-renowned festivals to hotels made of ice, there are all sorts of things to do in the winter months. Québec City sits along the St. Lawrence River in…
Last updated: March 17th, 2020 When it comes to winter festivals, there’s none better than Quebec’s winter carnival, which is one of the largest winter festivals in the world. Held annually during the month of February, the Québec Winter Carnival, or Carnaval de Québec as it’s known in French, is an annual festival that brings…
In the winter, Canada is truly a winter wonderland. It’s the epitome of what we all imagine a white Christmas to be. Most landscapes are covered in soft white snow while sparkling snowflakes fall from the sky to create a magical atmosphere that many only see in the movies. Sure, the summers are beautiful and…