Departure from your city via Paris to Montreal.
On arrival, welcome and transfer to your hotel in central Montreal. Night in Montreal.

Today's the big start for this little cycling trip.
Meet up early in the morning in Saint Jérôme for your shuttle transfer to Nominingue, the gateway to the Petit Train du Nord trail, a converted railway line and the longest linear park in Canada!
Ready to go?
Get on your bike and start pedalling along the beautiful gravel path that will be your host for the next 4 days.
Arrive in the afternoon at your charming inn near the Mont-Tremblant resort.
Relax after your 1st day in the sauna, hot tub, outdoor pool or river. Night in a hostel.

Ascent = 145m / Descent = 180m

After a gourmet breakfast, set off to explore the Mont-Tremblant region on its various cycle paths or head to the resort to wander through its narrow streets.
Perhaps you'll be tempted by the thrills of a zip-line descent? Evening and night in an auberge in Mont-Tremblant

Breakfast.
Return to your route on the Petit Train du Nord cycle path.
With a little more difference in altitude but without too many difficulties, you ride at your own pace through the Laurentian forests and mountains, passing through a number of small villages where you can make a well-deserved stop.
In Val-David, a friendly microbrewery awaits you for a drink on the terrace!
In Ste Adèle, your destination for the day, those with a sweet tooth can stop off at the traditional chocolate factory. Settle into your B&B for the evening.

Ascent = 527m/ Descent = 550m

Breakfast.
The last day of cycling on the track will take you to your final destination, Saint-Jérôme, where you will collect your luggage and transfer to your hotel in Montreal.

Ascent = 87m/ Descent = 194m

A walking tour of the city centre.
Free excursion into the depths of the city, exploring its underground tunnels and visiting the Latin Quarter with its lively rue Saint-Denis, home to cafés, bistros, theatres and small boutiques.
Cross the Chinese quarter to get to the old town. The architecture, the panorama and the multitude of small cafés, restaurants and boutiques will keep you busy all afternoon.
Board the train in the late afternoon, arriving in Quebec City in the evening. Night in Quebec City.

Free time to explore the old town, which hides a wealth of treasures.
The Château Frontenac, the Plains of Abraham, the Dufferin Terrace and the cobblestones of the Petit Champlain, where artists set up their kiosks.
Boarding Train to Moncton (departure in the evening).
Overnight on board the train.

Arrival in Moncton around noon.
Discover New Brunswick's largest city, a blend of modernity and seaside village charm.
Its market is only open on Saturdays, but the colourful buildings are well worth a visit. If not, treat yourself to a visit to a museum.
Overnight in Moncton.

Picking up a rental car in downtown Moncton.
Head for St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, the oldest and one of the most beautiful towns in the Maritimes, with its sumptuous buildings, unrivalled scenery and rich marine life. 2 nights in St. Andrews-by-the-Sea.

Today's whale-watching excursion takes in the local marine fauna: humpback whales, porpoises, seals and the occasional shark.
The region also boasts a wide range of birdlife, including eagles, puffins, eider ducks and blue herons.
Activity: Whale-watching cruise in a zodiac (2 hours).
Overnight at St Andrew by the sea.

In the morning, relax and enjoy the salt air and beauty of St. Andrews.
At the end of the afternoon, you take the bus back to Moncton.
Arrival in the evening. Overnight in Moncton

The train departs in the middle of the day for Halifax.
Make the most of your trip to take in the beauty of the scenery as it passes by.
Arriving in Halifax in the late afternoon, you can enjoy your first discovery walk in the city and treat yourself to a fine dinner.
The capital of Nova Scotia, Halifax is one of the world's largest fishing ports. It is also home to Canada's largest naval base.
The town boasts an exceptional natural setting, and the atmosphere of its many fishing villages is charming. Attractions not to be missed include the citadel, Pier 21, and a visit to the Alexander Keith brewery.
2 nights in Halifax.

Pick up your hire car and explore the Halifax area.
We recommend that you make your way to the village of Lunenberg. Old Lunenburg is the best surviving example of a planned British colonial settlement in North America.
Founded in 1753, the local people have managed to preserve the town's identity over the centuries by preserving the wooden architecture of its houses, some of which date back to the 18th century.
Return to Halifax at the end of the day.

Pick up your rental car at Halifax airport.
Return flight to France.