Private tour or public transportation in Quebec?

[Moomduck1]

Has anyone taken a private tour out of Quebec to either the Falls or St Anne's? The ship offers an excursion but I was considering doing it ourselves if possible. We aren't in port that long. I think I read on a post that there is a public bus, but I was concerned that might take long. There's so much to see. We could even stay in port all day in Old Quebec and not be disappointed.

 

Thank you.

[maryann ns]

I would stay in Quebec where there is more than enough to see. It is very old and full of history, shops and restaurants.

 

If you were to want to venture further, I would suggest you rent a car.

[alexandra cruiser]

and will pm free.Heard there are rickshaws in old town for tours,but googled and in french.Any ideas?Sounds fun,or even horse drawn carriages?Would anyone have any knowledge about these?

Looks like docking area near old town, sure we can walk,but fun to get overview first.:confused:

[LHT28]

and will pm free.Heard there are rickshaws in old town for tours,but googled and in french.Any ideas?Sounds fun,or even horse drawn carriages?Would anyone have any knowledge about these?

Looks like docking area near old town, sure we can walk,but fun to get overview first.:confused:

They have horse drawn tours

http://www.calechesquebec.com/en/

 

Other information of Quebec City upper town lower town & old port area

http://www.bonjourquebec.com/qc-en/quebec0.html

[calita]

We went several days early as this city is a not to miss place. We used the Visitor Center to book our tours and were very happy. We stayed in the old town and did lots of walking around too...

[maryann ns]

I go to Quebec City frequently and have not seen rickshaws. I have never paid for a caleche but it would be fun. Just wandering around is wonderful.

 

You do dock in the lower town and can walk from there.

[alexandra cruiser]

great websites.CC is so helpful.Looking forward to cruise,going to Nova Scotia too.Funny,lived in Michigan and went to Canada A LOT.Now in Florida and miss it.Was in Detroit and went across bridge or tunnel to a "foreign country",ahahaa.;)