Québec is Canada's largest province and just over 7 hours from the UK, ideal for both long and short breaks. Its French and British heritage makes it unique; and with its incredible geography, history and culture, this region is really something special. Québec's geography offers diverse landscapes, flora & fauna and a climate of four distinct seasons. Located at the north-eastern tip of North America, the province of Québec is five times the size of France. The provincial capital Québec City is one of North America's oldest cities and its historic centre is now part a UNESCO's World Heritage site. Montréal and Québec City are gateways to Québec's great outdoors offering the likes of skiing in winter, whale watching in summer and spectacular wilderness lodges year-round. Full of surprising contrasts with a perfect blend of French and British cultures, the province of Québec is famous for its unique festivals, stylish dining experiences and live music scene.

Discover other areas of Québec such as; Tremblant and The Laurentians, here you can swim in Tremblant lake, take in the scenery on a quad bike ride and enjoy a helicopter tour or visit the Outaouais region, located between Ottawa and Montreal, and discover the city of Gatineau, visit the renowned Canadian Museum of History, walk through national parks, discover the Omega Park in the luxury Montebello resort and do some wildlife observation. 

Explore the Mauricie region along the banks of the St. Lawrence River, between Montréal and Québec City, la Mauricie region extends into the heart of Québec’s boreal forest. Here you can stay in a luxury wilderness lodge such as Sacacomie, canoe on Sacacomie lake, take in the scenery by floatplane, observe black bears in their natural habitat and take part in an array of outdoor activities and pursuits. How about visiting a UNESCO World Biosphere site? The Charlevoix region is North of  Quebec city on the banks of the St. Lawrence River. You can mingle with the locals in artistic Baie-Saint-Paul, go hiking in the Grands-Jardins National Park, taste award winning cheeses and ice ciders, and jump into a kayak to get closer to the many sea mammals living in the mighty St Lawrence River. The perfect place for Whale Watching!