Which travel agency for an organized tour in Quebec?

Hi, I'm looking for an organized tour in Quebec lasting at least 2 weeks for next winter. I'm looking for a tour that's done by bus, because there are many where you have to rent a car, and I don’t have a driver’s license. Could you recommend any travel agencies that offer this? Thanks in advance.

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There are certainly others. A quick search on your favorite search engine will definitely turn up several more.

Happy searching! 👍👋

It's a fantastic idea to explore Quebec in winter—the snowy landscapes and Nordic activities are magical. Not having a driver’s license isn’t a dealbreaker for traveling, as long as you pick the right package, since most local organized trips are actually "self-drive tours" (with a rental car).

For a trip of about 2 weeks, the ideal option is a guided tour in French. You travel by coach with a group and a guide who handles everything (logistics, transfers, visits). These agencies (Kuoni, TUI, Cercle des Voyages, AmeriGo, etc.) offer complete tours (often combining Montreal, Quebec City, and stays in wilderness lodges/nature) where transportation is entirely by air-conditioned minibus or coach.

Winter-specific tours usually last between 8 and 12 days. To reach 2 weeks (14 days), some agencies let you extend your stay by combining multiple regions or adding free days in Montreal or Quebec City.

Local inbound agencies (like Aventures Nouvelle-France or other Nordic travel specialists) can design a custom "car-free" itinerary for you. Instead of a large group bus, they often arrange private transfers between accommodations or include guided excursions with transportation. Keep in mind that in winter, organized coach tours typically run between 7 and 10 days. The cold temperatures and road conditions mean travelers prefer slightly shorter formats.

To manage 2 weeks without a car, you have two main options:

1) Combine two trips or opt for an expanded Eastern Canada tour: Some agencies offer circuits that extend to Ottawa, Toronto, or Niagara Falls in addition to Quebec, naturally stretching the trip to 12 or 15 days by bus.

2) Semi-itinerant stay: Spend a few days exploring the cities on your own (Montreal and Quebec City are very walkable and have great public transit), combined with an all-inclusive wilderness lodge stay (where activities and transfers are managed by the lodge).

Make sure airport-to-hotel transfers are included—this is often the first pitfall when traveling without a car. Spots for guided winter coach tours can be limited, especially during school holiday periods.