Things To Do in Quebec

Experience the magic of the Northern Lights with this 4-day, all-inclusive journey offering an immersive blend of breathtaking aurora viewing and authentic Inuit cultural experiences!

  Witness the vibrant aurora borealis, illuminating the Arctic skies over Kuujjuaq and engage with Inuit elders through storytelling sessions, experience traditional throat singing performances, and participate in an introductory Inuktitut language workshop.  Visit archaeological sites, including the remnants of Old Fort Chimo and a WWII-era U.S. Navy frigate, gaining insights into the region's rich history. Traverse the tundra by canoe or snowmobile (season-dependent), with opportunities to observe local wildlife such as caribou, musk-oxen, and Arctic birds.

Experience the vibrant heart of Nunavik with a guided cultural tour of Kuujjuaq, the region’s largest village and vital service hub. 

Learn about Inuit culture, daily life, and the community’s role in serving all 14 remote villages of Nunavik—accessible only by plane, snowmobile, or canoe.

Enjoy long summer days, short winter light, and the chance to witness the aurora borealis dancing across the northern skies. This immersive experience offers rare insight into a remote Arctic community and may inspire further exploration of Nunavik’s northern villages.

Step inside the legendary Fairmont Le Château Frontenac and discover the rich history of one of the most iconic landmarks in Old Quebec City!

During this guided tour, you'll learn about the famous guests, historic events, and architectural transformations that have shaped the hotel’s legacy. From its grand beginnings to its modern-day restoration, uncover the stories behind this world-renowned historic hotel in Quebec, perfectly perched above the St. Lawrence River.

Embark on a unique historical tour of Old Quebec led by costumed guides portraying Louis Hébert or Marie Rollet, the first farmers of New France. Explore the rich heritage of Quebec City while learning how these early settlers established roots, overcame harsh winters, and helped shape local agricultural and culinary traditions. 

This immersive experience blends the history of Old Quebec with a journey through the evolution of local food producers, offering a flavorful introduction to the region’s past and present.

Step off the beaten path and explore the timeless beauty of Old Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with an expert guide in period costume. This immersive walking tour of Old Quebec brings 400 years of fascinating history to life through captivating stories and historical characters. Visit iconic landmarks such as the Château Frontenac, Dufferin Terrace, and Notre-Dame de Québec Basilica-Cathedral.

Wander through the charming Petit-Champlain district and Place Royale, where you'll admire well-preserved 17th- and 18th-century architecture. Perfect for history lovers and first-time visitors alike!

Step into the rich world of the Inuit culture with a 4-day immersive experience in Puvirnituq, Nunavik. Nestled in the Canadian Arctic, this unforgettable cultural tour offers a rare opportunity to engage with a people who have thrived for centuries in one of Earth’s harshest environments.

From throat singing performances that echo the rhythms of Arctic wildlife to witnessing stone carving that brings ancient myths to life, every moment is deeply rooted in Inuit heritage.

Learn traditional ice fishing techniques, explore the village with a local guide, and, if conditions allow, marvel at the aurora borealis dancing above the tundra.