Île d'Orléans

Cute, charming little island close to Quebec City. Lots of stands with fresh produce from local farms, little wineries and places to drink fresh cider, little galleries and art shops. Beautiful views of the river and mountains.

A lovely island where they produce apples among other things. The landscape is lovely. I advise to come early in the day because it seems most places close at 5 pm

Such a beautiful island only a short drive from Quebec City. We drove around the entire island from the southernmost tip to the observation tower and back. Had lunch at a lovely winery. Definitely worth spending several hours exploring this island.

Great drive around the outside. Great food—you must get a strawberry slush!!!

You need a car or lots of muscle power to ride a bike to see all the greats things this island has to offer. The ride on the bridge was awesome. Lots of local adventures and stores to keep your day occupied.

A place that everyone should visit. So clean and peaceful. People unbelievable friendly. I just have no words.

Ile d'Orléans near Quebec City is a hidden gem! This serene island, with its lush landscapes, charming villages, and breathtaking river views, is pure magic. Perfect for book writers seeking inspiration, the peaceful atmosphere and stunning scenery make it an ideal retreat. Highly recommended!

A gem juat outside the heart of Quebec City! So much to see, do, and taste. Everything from camping, to trails, to cycling, to museums, and wonderful restaurants.

Cute, charming little island close to Quebec City. Lots of stands with fresh produce from local farms, little wineries and places to drink fresh cider, little galleries and art shops. Beautiful views of the river and mountains.

A lovely island where they produce apples among other things. The landscape is lovely. I advise to come early in the day because it seems most places close at 5 pm

Such a beautiful island only a short drive from Quebec City. We drove around the entire island from the southernmost tip to the observation tower and back. Had lunch at a lovely winery. Definitely worth spending several hours exploring this island.

Great drive around the outside. Great food—you must get a strawberry slush!!!

You need a car or lots of muscle power to ride a bike to see all the greats things this island has to offer. The ride on the bridge was awesome. Lots of local adventures and stores to keep your day occupied.

A place that everyone should visit. So clean and peaceful. People unbelievable friendly. I just have no words.

Ile d'Orléans near Quebec City is a hidden gem! This serene island, with its lush landscapes, charming villages, and breathtaking river views, is pure magic. Perfect for book writers seeking inspiration, the peaceful atmosphere and stunning scenery make it an ideal retreat. Highly recommended!

A gem juat outside the heart of Quebec City! So much to see, do, and taste. Everything from camping, to trails, to cycling, to museums, and wonderful restaurants.