Luxury Yacht Rental in Quebec

Luxury Yacht Charter Guide to Quebec

The chic French speaking corner of Canada, Quebec is a yacht charter destination full of old-world romance, a Eurocentric edge, and cosmopolitan charm. Beautiful ornate neighborhoods can be found tucked away in the old parts of the cities alongside glorious gastronomic greats, and swanky chateaus. Out of the city and the coast sweeps on, sometimes with a quaint New England charm and other times with a wilder more windswept side. Whichever direction you choose to set sail, Quebec is la belle vie.

Panoramic view of Quebec City skyline with Saint Lawrence river in Canada
Maple taffy on snow at the sugar shack
A traditional shingled house on Iles de la Madeleine

Reasons to Charter a Yacht in Quebec

French Style

From vineyards to castles, ripe cheeses and rich heritage, the storied style of Quebec is a delicious blend of American comfort meets European flair. The language is lyrical, the architecture draped in artistry, and the cobbled streets and beautiful boutiques reminiscent of Paris. The summer months see jazz spill out into the streets and the botanical gardens in full bloom.

Wine and Dine

Maple syrup, perfect patisserie treats, and a wine route that runs on for miles – the mouthwatering blend of Canadian farm fresh ingredients mingled with high-class French culinary skill makes for some of the dreamiest dishes in the world. Snack on the local dish of poutine, sip apple cider in the southern orchards, and dine at some of the world's most celebrated restaurants by making highly coveted reservations at Aux Anciens Canadiens and Le Saint-Amour.

Outdoor Space

When it comes to outdoor space, Quebec truly has it all. Clearwater coastlines, sugary bright forests streaming with sunlight, parks, waterfalls, national parks vineyards, well-tended gardens, and glorious islands for dropping anchor. You can see whales in the water, wolves in the forest, and endless migratory birds flooding the skies. Quebec is an amazing amphitheater for hiking, biking, kayaking, and getting back to nature

Montreal sunrise with colourful leaves
Montmorency Falls
Twilight View of Rue du Petit-Champlain little street in Lower town of Old Quebec city

Where to Visit in Quebec

Quebec City

Postcard pretty and with dramatic river views, Quebec City is the historic home of Canada’s French side. This is where you will find UNESCO heritage wonders, winding cobbled streets, staggering chateaus, and hilltop citadels. The summer months puts Quebec City on a pedestal for festivals and it's not uncommon to bump into acrobats, storytellers, and musicians on every corner of every street.

Iles de Madeline

350km of coastline, russet red cliffs, and sea carved caves and coves marks the Magdalen Islands as a must see for yacht charters seeking the wilder side of Quebec. This fascinating archipelago may be windswept and rough around the edges, but it’s a great place for kayaking, returning to natural bliss, and catching sight of the gannets who flock to the Gulf of St. Lawrence and surroundings come the soft summer months.

Montreal

Superbly sophisticated, Montreal is a must for anyone wanting to sink their teeth into the heart of Quebec. This is the culinary capital of Canada and you can find everything from bustling Parisian food markets to joyful Jewish delis. 18th century architecture provides a feast for the eyes, and there’s endless pretty terraces and street cafes to keep you people watching all afternoon.

When to Charter a Yacht in Quebec

June through until September make for the best months to plan a yacht charter to Quebec. While you will miss the snow, you will be treated to warm temperatures and a whole host of festivities. These are the perfect months for soaking up the café vibes, the wines, and the glorious nature.

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