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The mentioned as from price is per person sharing based on double occupancy.

DEPARTURE DATE

• December 20, 2025

• December 27, 2025

• January 10, 2026

• January 17, 2026

• January 31, 2026

• February 14, 2026

• February 21, 2026

• March 7, 2026

What's included?

• Boreal Carbon offsetting for terrestrial transfers ;

• Canadian taxes (including accommodation taxes and service charges);

• Round-trip group transfers Montreal/Quebec City/Cape au Leste: day 2 - day 7 - day 8 ;

• All meals from breakfast on D2 to breakfast on day 7, and breakfast on D8 (holiday meals at Cap au Leste on December 24 and 31)

• 2 nights in 3* and 4* accommodation: 1 night in Montreal and 1 night in Quebec City ;

• 5 nights in a wilderness inn with sauna and swimming pool;

• Cold-weather clothing for the duration of your stay at Cap Au Leste: jacket, overalls and boots

• A visit a sugar bush and a typical lunch in a sugar shack

• A stop at Chute Montmorency for a self-guided tour (panoramic staircase closed in winter)

• Accompaniment throughout the stay and local guides to supervise each activity, during the day and in the evening;

• Full board except for meals in Montreal and Quebec City (breakfasts always included).

• Snowmobile :

  • 1 day guided duo snowmobiling (2 pers./moto), Bombardier GT 600 ACE snowmobile, (6 to 8h including briefing and lunch)

  • Deposit of CA$2000 plus taxes per snowmobile in case of accident;

  • A professional snowmobile guide for up to 7 snowmobiles, equipped a first-aid kit and survival gear;

  • Gasoline and liability insurance ;

  • Snowmobile equipment: helmet, cold-weather jacket and overalls, mittens, balaclava and boots

  • To drive a snowmobile, you need to be 21, have a driver's license and an international credit card (Master Card or Visa).

  • To be a passenger, you must be at least 12 years old and have your feet touching the running board. For children under 10, you'll need to reserve on-site childcare in advance (or arrange for one of the accompanying adults to look after them).

• Activities :

  • 1/2 day dog sledding at 2 pers./sled, (including briefing, harness preparation, harness removal etc.);

  • Snowshoeing excursions ;

  • 1 swimming pool and sauna during your stay :

  • Forest survival training and ice fishing demonstration;

  • On-site activities: tobogganing, street field hockey, campfire, torchlight hike;

Not included

• International flights of your choice ;

• Airport pick-up and group transfer day 1

• Lunches on day 1, day 7, day 8 and dinners on day 1, day 7 and day 8;

• Solo motorcycle supplement if registering a single person or an odd-numbered group;

• Optional activities (guided tour of Quebec City and activities offered by the outfitter) ;

• Personal expenses and beverages (other than regular tea or coffee always included with meals) ;

• Luggage allowance in Montreal and Quebec City ;

• Personal insurance (medical and repatriation) ;

• If flights are not included in the package: - Return flights - Airport transfers on arrival day 1 and departure day 8

• Deposit for the snowmobile: A deposit of $2,000 CAD plus taxes for the snowmobile will be required on the driver's credit card. This is the maximum amount that Cap au Leste will charge for repairs

Private transfers can be booked for customers (for non-flight packages only), including "meet and greet" on arrival: Private transfers day 1 and day 8 (for non-flight packages) - Net prices per vehicle

• Route E. Trudeau Luchthaven / Hotel centrum Montreal for 1 - 3 people: € 171

• Dorchester Square in Montreal / P.E. Trudeau Luchthaven for 1 - 3 people: € 137

• Route E. Trudeau Luchthaven / Hotel centrum Montreal for 4 - 5 people: € 234

• Dorchester Square in Montreal / P.E. Trudeau Luchthaven for 4 - 5 people: € 199

• Route E. Trudeau Luchthaven / Hotel centrum Montreal for 6 - 8 people: € 303

• Dorchester Square in Montreal / P.E. Trudeau Luchthaven for 6 - 8 people: € 268

NOTE! The itinerary and order of activities are subject to change depending on weather conditions, internal transport and the number of participants. Winter activities are subject to snow , and in the event of insufficient snow, they will be replaced by suitable alternatives. Should this happen, no refund will be made. The duration of activities is given as an indication only and may vary according to certain criteria such as group dynamics, weather conditions, unforeseen events during the course of an activity, etc.

Optional activities

Prices in CAD, taxes included, payable on site only. No advance reservations possible, on-site reservations only.

GUIDED WALKING TOUR OF QUEBEC CITY (2H)

The only fortified city in North America, it has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1985. From the top of its imposing ramparts, Québec invites you to step back in time: the Château Frontenac, the Plains of Abraham Battlefields Park, the Citadel, the Petit Champlain district. An unforgettable visit awaits you.

• 45 CAD* per person (4 to 5 people)

• 35 CAD* per person (6 to 9 people)

• 25 CAD* per person (10 to 18 people)

Travel Documents

• All Belgian nationals travelling on a Belgian passport (children and babies included) must be in possession of an international e-passport (electronic) containing min. 2 blank pages, valid for at least 1 day after their return home. All travellers to Canada must purchase an eTA or electronic Travel Authorisation online via the official website cic.gc.ca/english/visit/index.asp prior to entering Canadian territory via its airports. Price: 7 CAD or +/- 5 Euros. Your eTA is valid for 5 years and linked to your passport number. This implies that as soon as your passport expires, so does your eTA.

• To save time at Customs and Immigration in Canada, you can download the CanBorder eDeclaration app before your arrival. You will then receive a QR-code that remains valid for 24 hours. Thanks to the scanning of the QR code, you do not have to re-enter your data on the screen at the Customs counters. You can download via the Apple Store app or Google Play app.

• Please note: A credit card is required upon check-in at the hotels and also when renting a car. All cross-border travellers with the USA must on top be in possession of an international passport and an ESTA. The digital passport must be valid for at least 6 months after the set date of your return flight. The electronic travel authorization must be purchased online by means of a personal credit card via the official link https://esta.cbp.dhs.gov/esta/ (14 USD on 20JAN2015). Your ESTA is valid for max. 2 years. Should your international passport expire within that period, so does your ESTA as it is linked to your passport number. We strongly recommend you to print out the Esta- or Eta permit and to have it on you while you travel to avoid problems.

• Travellers with a non-Belgian nationality and / or travellers travelling on a foreign passport are invited to spontaneously report this matter to the Connections travel consultant and shall contact their respective embassy (s) or Consulate (ate) to obtain the latest updates concerning all current travel requirements and documents.

Insurances

Have a safe and carefree trip: travel fully insured with our Protections travel insurance! Our Protections insurance policies offer various formulas in order to offer you the widest possible cover (with even a fly-on-time, natural catastrophes and epidemics) for both single journeys or for the entire year. We guarantee you the best protection at the best price.

Tailored travel

The tours in our brochures are just a few examples of travel itineraries possible. Our trips can be tailored to suit your specific needs. If you want to book a specific destination or combine it with a mini-tour then we will gladly make you a tailor-made offer. For a personalised day-by-day program please contact our destination experts.

Would you like to travel in a group; with your entire family, friends or colleagues? (min. 10 people required). Put our know-how to the test and send us your details and wishes. We will gladly turn the blueprints of your trip into a detailed quote and a lasting memory for you to cherish. Contact our Connections’ Group Service by e-mail at groups@connections.be or by telephone on +32 (0)2 550 01 65. We would love to hear from you.

Health

No mandatory vaccinations. To verify the latest updates on health requirements, please surf to https://www.itg.be

Time zones

• In The East (Quebec City, Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa): - 6 h.

• Alberta (Banff, Jasper, Calgary): - 8 h.

• British Colombia (Vancouver, Victoria, Kamloops): - 9 h.

Payments methods

A personal credit card is required upon check-in at the hotels and also when renting a car. Credit cards are very convenient and widely accepted and ATMs are readily available.

Climate

The climate is comparable to ours. In spring, days are nice and nights are fresh. In summer temperatures can reach peaks, especially in the East. In the West, there is more chance of precipitation and it is cooler than in the East. On the coast and around the lakes it is usually a lot cooler.

ACCOMMODATION

Auberge du Cap au Leste

Perched atop the majestic Saguenay Fjord, Auberge du Cap au Leste is a haven of peace and unspoiled beauty. Situated right on the fjord, accommodation is divided between five chalets built along the cliff, so that each offers a breathtaking view of the fjord. A main chalet with restaurant, bistro-bar, large panoramic terrace, relaxation pool and sauna dominates all the chalets spread across the territory. Built in the purest Québécois tradition of squared timber and ancient materials, all the buildings overlook the fjord or the forest. These chalets blend superbly into their mountain surroundings, offering comfort and a warm atmosphere. There are no televisions or telephones in the rooms, so you can enjoy nature and the joys of winter. Wifi is available free of charge at the main inn.

STANDARD ROOM IN CHALET

Three cottages near the main inn and one downstairs have a shared living room with wood-burning stove and 6 to 9 standard rooms for 2 to 4 people maximum, each with a double bed plus a single bed or 2 bunk beds. All rooms a private bathroom with shower.

DELUXE CHALET ROOM

Two chalets mid-slope from the main lodge offer 6 superior fjord-view rooms for 2 to 4 people maximum. Featuring a shared balcony on the fjord-facing facades, these chalets house spacious bedrooms. They can be equipped with a double bed and two or three single beds. All rooms have a private bathroom with shower. With a Deluxe room, you' guaranteed a view of the fjord!

PRIVATE CHALET

The inn's latest additions, these small, all-wood, Quebec-style forest/country cottages with panoramic fjord views are sure to please. A Queen-size bed, a small sitting area with a wood-burning stove, a pretty bathroom with a glass shower and a modern-style washbasin complete the picture of a home where privacy is assured.

Discover Canada’s Winter Wonders

A winter journey through Canada offers a completely different perspective than the summer months. As temperatures drop below zero, the vast landscapes transform into a fairytale wonderland. The Saguenay Fjord, with its majestic cliffs blanketed in snow, is one of Eastern Canada’s most breathtaking natural sights. Time seems to stand still as the calm of nature surrounds you. The fjord often partially freezes, creating stunning ice formations that sparkle in the sunlight. This enchanting backdrop is perfect for thrilling activities like dog sledding and snowshoeing.

Eastern Canada in Winter

Winter transforms Eastern Canada into a snowy paradise waiting to be explored. Quebec City, with its historic old town and cobblestone streets, becomes even more charming under a fresh layer of snow. The ancient fortifications and the iconic Château Frontenac glow warmly against the winter night sky. Montreal, the cosmopolitan metropolis, remains lively in winter with its vast underground city filled with shops, cafés, and metro stations, allowing you to explore comfortably without facing the cold. Both cities host numerous winter festivals, such as the famous Québec Winter Carnival, featuring ice sculptures, snow sports, and traditional Canadian treats. The warmth of the Québécois people beautifully contrasts with the chilly temperatures.

Winter Activities in Canada

A winter trip through Canada brings endless opportunities for excitement. Driving a snowmobile through the snowy forests of the Saguenay region is an adrenaline-filled adventure that offers a thrilling sense of freedom. Dog sledding is another classic — you’ll learn how to guide an eager team of huskies as they pull you across the pristine landscape. For those seeking tranquility, snowshoeing offers a peaceful way to experience the stillness of the snowy wilderness, with the chance to spot moose or beavers in their natural habitat.

Canada Winter Tour Experience

This 8-day winter tour combines the best of both worlds: the thrill of outdoor activities and the comfort of authentic accommodations where you can unwind after a day of adventure. Your stay at Auberge du Cap au Leste immerses you in Quebecois culture, complete with local cuisine and cozy evenings by the fire. The route from Montreal to the Saguenay Fjord and Quebec City showcases the natural and cultural diversity of Eastern Canada. Traveling in a small group ensures personal attention from your guides and a truly immersive experience.

Traveling to Canada in Winter

Traveling to Canada during the winter season requires some extra preparation, but the experience is more than worth it. From December to March, you’ll find abundant snowfall and perfect conditions for winter sports and outdoor fun. Special winter clothing is provided during your stay at Cap au Leste for added comfort. Canada’s infrastructure is well equipped for winter travel — roads are well maintained and accommodations are warm and welcoming. Additionally, winter prices are often more affordable than in the summer, making it an excellent time to visit for travelers seeking both adventure and value.