By plane

There are three major international airports in Québec:

Pierre-Elliott-Trudeau (YUL) in Montréal

Jean-Lesage (YQB) in Québec City

Mont-Tremblant (YTM) in the Laurentides

The 747 shuttle runs between Montréal-Trudeau airport and downtown Montréal. A shuttle service also runs to the Via Rail train station in Dorval. And there are regional shuttles to Trois-Rivières, Sainte-Foy and Quebec City; Ottawa and Gatineau (transfer in Ottawa); several cities in the Montérégie and Eastern Townships via aeroshuttle; and Mont‑Tremblant.

The Parcours 80 shuttle connects the Jean-Lesage airport to downtown Québec City.

If you’re headed to the Outaouais, you can fly into the Ottawa International Airport in Ontario and take the OC Transpo bus to Gatineau.

To find out which airlines fly to Québec, and where, consult the websites of the airports listed above.

For example, on the Montréal-Trudeau International Airport website: airlines and destinations served by direct flights

On Québec City’s Jean-Lesage International Airport website: airlines and destinations served by direct flights

Customer service for the main Canadian, U.S. and foreign airlines serving Canada: Transport Canada.

Map of approximate fyling times

By boat

Québec, Montréal and Saguenay are favourite stopovers for the major cruise lines that sail the St. Lawrence from May through November. Nine ports of call in Québec welcome passengers who set off from Halifax (NS) or St. John’s (NF) to discover the mighty river.

Useful links

Nautisme Québec – Marinas and nautical regions

Recreational boating – St. Lawrence Seaway

Cruise the Saint Lawrence

Plan your getaway

Good to know before leaving

Useful information about customs, visas, rules and currency to help you plan your getaway.

Transportation

Travelling to and getting around Québec is easy. Discover our air, water, rail, road and biking networks.

Where to sleep

Find the perfect accommodation for you, whether in town or in nature. A classification program indicates the level of comfort, service and safety.

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