Tailor Made La Belle Province

Discover Montreal, an exciting metropolis that was originally settled by the French and conquered by the English. Focus on more than 360 years of history on a privately guided walk that takes you to Pointe-?-Calli?re Museum, picturesque Place Jacques-Cartier, the Ch?teau Ramezay and Notre Dame Basilica. Tonight your culinary guide treats you to a night on the town with a progressive dinner at three of Montreal's star-studded restaurants.

The portion of the Laurentians between the lively resort of Saint Sauveur in the south to Mont Tremblant in the north is full of beautiful lakes, rivers, forests, hiking and cycling trails and ski runs. The mountains are part of the ancient Canadian Shield and are a billion years old. Dotted with pretty, old French style towns, this is a superb area to relax or indulge in some vigorous sports in the many national parks. Experience the pleasures of water sports in summer, spectacular foliage in the fall, a magical white winter and a romantic spring. The Tremblant resort area at the mountain's base and the lakeshore attracts skiers in winter and water sports and golf enthusiasts in summer. Its most popular events are the Blues Festival in July, Symphony of Colors in September and the Festival of Lights in February. The pedestrian village hosts a myriad of boutiques, caf?s and restaurants. The region's art galleries, craft workshops and theatres are among its most appealing attractions.

You have the opportunity to take a panoramic gondola ride, enjoy river rafting and kayaking, horseback riding, waterskiing, ATV tours, rock climbing, golfing and fly-fishing.

Make your way back to the airport in Montreal for your departure flight.