A good guide for visiting Quebec, which also quickly covers the Maritime provinces.
A completely redesigned guide, in line with new trends in the world of travel: abundantly illustrated to offer a taste of the destination, clear and concise to easily build your itinerary, rich in advice and tips for experiences closer to the locals.
An overview of the must-see sites and the best experiences on site: Montreal, Old Quebec City, boreal forest and lakes of Quebec, Magdalen Islands, Gaspésie, Île d'Orléans, Saguenay Fjord...
Itinerary suggestions to help you plan a trip that suits your needs: historical and cultural walks, indigenous experiences, road trips, winter fun, wide open spaces, wildlife, whale watching, and more.
Comprehensive geographic coverage of Quebec, including regions rarely covered in other guides, such as Abitibi-Témiscamingue and James Bay. It also includes the three Canadian Maritime provinces, which stretch east of Quebec.
In-depth coverage of outdoor activities, both summer (canoeing, kayaking, whale watching, hiking and biking, canyoning, wildlife encounters) and winter (skiing, snowshoeing, ice skating, dog sledding, ice fishing, snowmobiling), ideal for independent travelers and families alike.
A chapter to discover Quebec in a van.
A chapter on Quebec's national parks, with a map.
A chapter on Quebec culinary flavors.
A practical chapter that gets to the point.
Essays to address historical and societal issues: the nuances of Quebec French, the Quebec music scene, the challenges of the First Nations, the caribou (an endangered species), brewing tourism (craft breweries and distilleries).
Clear maps to help you find your way around easily, locate sites at a glance, plan your routes and organize your trips.
