Mejores Tours y Viajes de Edificio del parlamento de Quebec

The tour hits all the key Eastern Canada cities and the bilingual service is fantastic for mixed groups. The Fairmont stay in Quebec was absolutely stunning.

This tour is the best value for a 3-day eastern Canada trip—includes 2 nights’ accommodation, round-trip bus, bilingual guide, 13% HST, and a FREE 7-day eSIM (10.5GB!)—unbeatable price for budget travelers. The optional activities are flexible, no mandatory fees (the 98% positive review point is real!), you can choose only the ones you like: I took the Thousand Islands cruise (summer) and Mont Tremblant cable car, the total extra cost is reasonable, and the guide books the tickets for you to avoid queuing. The post-booking service is excellent: I emailed the platform 2 times for hotel upgrade questions, and they replied within 6 hours with clear answers. The auto-confirm rule (book 10 days in advance for guaranteed seat) is great for last-minute planners.

I absolutely loved this tour. The highlight was definitely Quebec City – walking through the old streets felt like stepping into Europe. Montreal’s nightlife was fun, and Ottawa gave us insight into Canada’s history. The maple-themed experiences, including syrup tasting, added a special touch. The bus rides were scenic and comfortable. Our guide was excellent at keeping the group organized and on time. The tour gave me everything I wanted and more.

Well-Organized Tour

Kimberly, tour guide, and Mikey, driver, knew how to coordinate the tour so that we were able to see all of the attractions according to the itinerary. Hotel accommodation was decent with a mini-fridge and microwave in room, except for the last day. Very basic breakfast was also provided. The tour guide didn't pressure us to buy her meal plan, but we did that for our convenience. She actually told us in advance that we might not like certain meals with the group, i.e. a traditional Chinese dinner; therefore, we would be able to go on our own. It's a good idea to include a French dinner and a Canadian lunch in the itinerary. However, due to the volume of tours arrived at the same time, the restaurants were too overwhelmed. The food was not good and service was not acceptable. We could tell a bad attitude from local patrons as well as workers at the establishments toward us. We would suggest the tour operator to adjust the schedule so that there wouldn't be so many tour buses stopping at the same place at the same time. We saw 12 big tour buses, the 50+ seaters, had already parked at the Thousand Islands when we arrived. We were lucky that everyone on our tour this time was courteous and on time. Only a few individuals had a bad habit of pushing, yelling, taking too much compartment space that belong to someone else's seats, and using the toilet on the bus that caused a very bad odor. Overall, we would recommend this tour to those who want to see many attractions on a budget.