Spanning nearly 10 million km², Canada is a multifaceted destination whose cultural richness, historical significance, and landscape diversity offer numerous travel combinations. Looking for a 15-day Canada itinerary? Here are 3 ideas for two-week circuits! Discovery of Western Canada, local producers, iconic routes and vast open spaces: discover our program ideas.

15-Day Canada Itinerary: Quebec, Nature and Local Flavors

Sports and Wellness Activities

A successful nature trip to Canada relies on a balance between outdoor activities and time dedicated to wellness. Over fifteen days, these experiences integrate naturally throughout the itinerary and provide the time needed to recharge. Here are two examples:

• Ziptrek Eco-tours Zipline Course: at the foot of Mont-Tremblant, the Ziptrek Eco-tours zipline course promises an unforgettable experience. Nestled in the heart of the forest, the center features five ziplines and breathtaking views of the surrounding nature and its forested terrain.

• Wellness at Bota-Bota: considered one of the most beautiful spas in the metropolis, Bota-Bota is located in Montreal's Old Port, aboard a rehabilitated former ferry. Known for using natural skincare products, this spa on the water also generates its own green energy from water drawn from the port.

Mauricie

Located between Montreal and Quebec City, north of the Saint Lawrence River, Mauricie is a region renowned for its landscape diversity. It is composed of dense forests, mountains, rivers and 17,500 lakes – of which 150 are located in Mauricie National Park.

This vast region is also home to accommodations committed to environmental preservation and offering authentic stops for visitors. Among them is the inn Le Baluchon Éco-villégiature. On the agenda: spa, indoor pool and gourmet dinners. Depending on the season, the estate also offers hiking, cycling or cross-country skiing.

   

Charlevoix

Located about an hour from Quebec City, on the north shore of the Saint Lawrence, the Charlevoix region covers 6,000 km². It is known for its rugged terrain due to a meteorite impact that occurred 450 million years ago! The region is also renowned for the hospitality of its inhabitants and the quality of its local products.

During your stay, you'll have the chance to verify this yourself by stopping in small authentic villages and at local producers, via the Route des saveurs (Flavor Route); an agritourism itinerary allowing you to discover the region's vegetable treasures, cheese shops, vineyards and microbreweries.

Emblematic Parks

Mont-Tremblant National Park

Spanning 1,510 km², Mont-Tremblant National Park is recognized for its environmental protection initiatives. Open year-round, it houses an extensive network of protected lakes, rivers and forests.

The site offers many outdoor activities, such as hiking, the "Diable via ferrata,