Canadian treasures
(Translated by Google) The general organization with the travel diary whose "Roadbook" responded to our expectation. This synthesizes well the previous preparation while allowing some deviations.
Regarding car journeys: the abbreviations used are confusing when you start the journey because you have to familiarize yourself with the signage that is difficult to master before being on the ground.
Just two small remarks: * àgrave; Percé, the substitute hotel "Fleur de Lys" only offered overnight stays. attached to the hostel. For breakfast you had to go to a restaurant, certainly close, but when the weather is not there!... * Why not give the address of the host family directly instead? What about having the organizer take a detour (absent during our visit and not reachable directly the day before)? This would have allowed more time to be spent. Québec (where this family resided) rather than on the road and in the many works to be done. this time.
No comment on the travel diary because the wealth of documentation allowed us to add unscheduled visits, the car gave us this freedom.
No remark either at the level of the organization because we have always been very well received everywhere. we presented the voucher. Your organization is recognized in the country.
We will never forget Chantal, Eric and their children from Domaine Valga & agrave; St-Gabriel-de-Rimouski. They allowed us to better know the country, the province and their domain. They knew how to make us discover their universe with an infectious enthusiasm, to receive us with warmth and simplicity. The visit to the maple grove is very instructive, meeting "Bertrand" the beaver is fantastic, it's no wonder the guides are passionate (children of the family). They are really authentic! Thanks to; them.
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(Translated by Google) There is with this circuit a nice variety; situations and regions.
It is necessary to insist all the same on the duration of the journeys which are longer than one can imagine.
The night at the inhabitant: it is difficult to be available for our hosts when we only spend one night there
Petit Saguenay: very relaxing stay but too far from any visit (Saguenay)
À Auberge Le Lupin du Mont Tremblant: Very Very warm welcome, very helpful and welcoming, available for all explanations and advice
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(Translated by Google) Availability advisors and listening to them. The content of the roadbook with very rich documentation. I prepared this trip since November 2011 with Elise, then Karène and to finish with Valérie and each time the answer came within 24 hours with our time difference. It was a very rich journey overall. UNFORGETTABLE whale safari.
Some errors in the East/West directions on the 132 in the travel diary. To correct. A suggestion: Take the 362 after La Malbaie to reach Baie de Saint Paul.
A somewhat cold welcome at Sainte Anne des Monts, even though we arrived a little before 4 p.m. It is the only place to deplore for the reception. Sheets not very white and the jug of milk not very clean at the Auberge sur Mer.
Thanks to; Chantal and Éric from Pourvoirie Valga who are whole people who talk about their countries, customs, which made us appreciate the flavors of CANADA and many other things.
Nothing to say about the organization. Too bad the counselors do not come to welcome us when we arrive. We traveled to Montreal to meet Valérie.
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(Translated by Google) Very good organization, both in terms of routes and booking accommodation. Thanks to; Marie Michelle OUELLET for her attentiveness and her efficiency; concerning our requests for modification of circuit and change of accommodation.