All Inclusive Holidays in Canada

Club Med has arrived in remarkable Canada where stunning mountains offer one of the longest ski-ing seasons in the world and some of the most dramatic vistas. Winter sports fans will find a huge variety of thrills all season round with powder that’s famed for its freshness. Those who want culture to go with their escapades can explore fine arts, fabulous cuisine and cosy inns where winter nights fly by to the sound of laughter and music.

• Stunning waterfront views on the St Lawrence river while skiing
• A large choice of runs for all levels, as well as extensive off-piste skiing
• The greatest vertical drop East of the Rockies
• The country’s largest annual snowfall: 6.5m (21.3 ft)
• An exceptional 7.5 km-long sled run

Average Flying Time: 23 - 30 hours
Time Difference: -7 hours
Currency: Canadian Dollar
Best months to visit: Dec - Mar
Well Known for: Scenic ski slopes and French heritage
Languages: French and English

Ski easily from summit to base area, all the while enjoying views of the imposing St Lawrence river as you swish down the slope. The terrain is ideal for intermediates and beginners with demanding challenges for the experts such as the Triple Black Diamond trail. Try something new such as snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, dog sledding and alpine touring.

From vestiges of the past to snow-capped peaks, from the purity of the lakes to the vastness of the forests, Canada is a land of adventurers. From your Club Med Quebec Charlevoix Resort, discover the countless beauties of the country with the maple leaf. In Quebec, a paradise for hikers and frequent travelers, immerse yourself in these vast spaces of a thousand colors. In the midst of these landscapes, punctuated by the seasons, the exceptional flora and fauna promise great sensations. During your stay in Canada, oscillate between natural adventures and sporting activities and in the parks, cross some of the most beautiful landscapes of North America.

On the shores of the St. Lawrence River, Quebec City is like a mirage that looks like an old continent. It is here in the regional capital that the first French set foot on Canadian soil. Several centuries later, the architecture, monuments and ramparts still bear witness to this history. Stroll among the alleys and typical houses of the Petit-Champlain district. Walk around the Château Frontenac and push the doors of the Notre-Dame-de-Québec Cathedral. The atmosphere that reigns in the "old capital" promises you a true journey through the ages.
Distance from the Resort - 90.8 Km - 1h5 min