Hi everyone,
We’re heading out as a family from July 2nd to 16th on a loop from Montreal to Montreal.
We’re a couple with a little girl who’ll be turning 7 in July, plus my in-laws (one of whom uses a wheelchair).
Here’s our itinerary:
Wednesday, July 2: Arrival in Montreal in the early afternoon – picking up the car at the airport – exploring the city and overnight in Montreal
Thursday, July 3: Montreal – overnight in Montreal
Friday, July 4: Visit to Parc Omega – overnight in Saint-Jérôme
Saturday, July 5: Heading to Trois-Rivières – visit to a sugar shack (Chez Dany? or another name?) – exploring the old town – overnight in Trois-Rivières
Sunday, July 6: Shawinigan – Le Village du Bûcheron in Grandes-Piles? – black bear watching (probably not doable for wheelchair users, I think?!) – overnight in Trois-Rivières
Monday, July 7: Heading to Chicoutimi – Saguenay – day at Lac Saint-Jean / Val-Jabert – overnight in Saguenay
Tuesday, July 8: L’Anse-Saint-Jean – Saguenay Fjord National Park – overnight in Saguenay
Wednesday, July 9: Tadoussac – exploring the area and the town – overnight in Tadoussac
Thursday, July 10: Whale watching – Baie-Sainte-Catherine – overnight in Tadoussac
Friday, July 11: La Malbaie – Baie-Saint-Paul – overnight on Île aux Coudres
Saturday, July 12: Exploring the area? – overnight on Île aux Coudres
Sunday, July 13: Montmorency Falls – overnight in Quebec City
Monday, July 14: Quebec City – overnight in Quebec City
Tuesday, July 15: Quebec City and return to Montreal – overnight in Beloeil
Wednesday, July 16: Montreal – evening flight
We’ve booked our rooms to ensure a wheelchair-accessible room is available. When searching on Expedia or Booking, few hotels have rooms with a shower accessible for wheelchairs (so a real PMR room).
However, these are cancelable, so if something really stands out, I’m all ears 😉.
We’ve booked our car through BSP Auto and we’re flying with Air Transat.
Thanks for any feedback and tips for the visits.
See you soon 🙂
Jennifer
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Hi everyone,
We’re traveling as a family from July 2 to 16, including one adult in a wheelchair.
Do you know the must-see spots in Montréal, Quebec City, Saguenay, and the surrounding areas that are wheelchair-accessible?
We’ve had to book hotel rooms, often in chains, to ensure accessible showers (elevators, etc.).
Here’s where we’re staying: Montréal – Saint-Jérôme (since we’re coming back from Parc Omega) – Trois-Rivières – Saguenay/Chicoutimi – Tadoussac – L’Île-aux-Coudres – Quebec City, so you get an idea of our route.
Thanks in advance! Jennifer
We’re traveling as a family from July 2 to 16, including one adult in a wheelchair.
Do you know the must-see spots in Montréal, Quebec City, Saguenay, and the surrounding areas that are wheelchair-accessible?
We’ve had to book hotel rooms, often in chains, to ensure accessible showers (elevators, etc.).
Here’s where we’re staying: Montréal – Saint-Jérôme (since we’re coming back from Parc Omega) – Trois-Rivières – Saguenay/Chicoutimi – Tadoussac – L’Île-aux-Coudres – Quebec City, so you get an idea of our route.
Thanks in advance! Jennifer
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