Quebec Eastern Townships

Discover the beauty and charm of Quebec’s Eastern Townships on this unique 5-day fall getaway!

Beginning in Montreal, this tour takes you into one of Canada’s most picturesque and culturally rich regions. From lavender fields and wine tasting to historic monasteries and artisan cheesemakers, you’ll enjoy immersive experiences that showcase the best of local flavours and traditions. Stroll through charming lakeside towns, explore Sherbrooke’s vibrant art scene, and indulge in authentic regional cuisine. With a blend of history, nature, food, and drink — plus cozy, well-located accommodations — this is the perfect way to explore Quebec in a more intimate and relaxed way. Don’t miss out on this authentic Canadian adventure.

Please note that this is a more active tour and is not suitable for those with mobility constraints.

Day 1 – September 15, 2025 – Arrival in Montreal

Today we will board the coach and depart from our pre-selected pickup points to make our way to Montreal. This afternoon we will check in to the Holiday Inn Montreal Centre-Ville, ideally located near Old Montreal and downtown. After settling in and having your luggage delivered, enjoy a free evening to explore and dine at one of the many nearby restaurants.

Day 2 – September 16, 2025 – Exploring the Eastern Townships (B, D)

After breakfast, meet your local tour guide and head to the beautiful Eastern Townships. Visit Blue Lavender, Canada’s largest lavender farm, for a tour and tasting. Then, enjoy lunch and free time in the lakeside town of Magog. In the afternoon, visit Vignoble le Cep d’Argent for a wine sabering experience and tasting, followed by a stop at St. Benoît Abbey, a Benedictine monastery home to thirty monks living in an idyllic area overlooking Lake Memphramagog. Arrive in Sherbrooke for a three-night stay at the Delta Hotel, and end the day with an included group dinner.

Day 3 – September 17, 2025 – Sherbrooke & Local Flavours (B)

Enjoy breakfast before a guided tour of Sherbrooke, a city rich in history, art, and architecture. After some free time for lunch downtown, visit Verger Gros Pierre for an orchard tour, wagon ride, and apple pie tasting. Continue to Fromagerie La Station, an award-winning cheese producer, for another fantastic tasting. The evening is free to dine at your leisure with many nearby options.

Day 4 – September 18, 2025 – History and Traditions of the Townships (B, D)

Start with breakfast, then visit the state of the art Bombardier Museum to learn about the iconic snowmobile inventor. After lunch on your own, enjoy a traditional High Tea at Uplands, served in a historic home. The day continues with a visit to the Sherbrooke History Museum, offering insight into the city’s past. Tonight we’ll enjoy a farewell dinner as a group at another local favourite.

Day 5 – September 19, 2025 – Return Home (B)

After breakfast this morning, we’ll depart the hotel to make our way home. Along the way we will make comfort stops including a lunch break before returning to our original pickup points where we will bid our new and old friends farewell!