Mont-Tremblant Excursão de um dia com Hotel Pickup
Descrição
Este passeio oferece uma mistura única da beleza natural de Quebec e aventuras imersivas. Partindo de Montreal, você primeiro explorará o Sentier des Cimes Laurentides, caminhará entre as copas das árvores em um caminho elevado que leva a uma torre de observação que oferece vistas panorâmicas de 360 graus da floresta Laurentiana e das montanhas. Depois, siga para Mont-Tremblant, um ponto de observação de bordo canadense conhecido como "Little Banff" no leste do Canadá. Suba até o topo do Mont Tremblant a bordo da gôndola panorâmica. Deleite-se com a paisagem enquanto cavalga até o cume do monte Tremblant! Você desfrutará de vistas de tirar o fôlego do Lac Tremblant, dos Laurentianos e dos vales ao redor durante o passeio, que dura vários minutos. Quando estiver no topo da montanha, você também desfrutará de uma torre de observação e várias trilhas para caminhadas! Termine sua jornada com uma parada em Saint-Sauveur, antes de retornar a Montreal no início da noite.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Saint-Sauveur é uma cidade e município dentro do Município Regional do Condado de Les Pays-d'en-Haut, Quebec, Canadá. Fica na região administrativa de Laurentides nas montanhas Laurentian. chegaremos à vila de Saint-Sauveur, onde podemos experimentar a rua principal se tornar viva com sua animação e atividades que estão cheias de rico estilo arquitetônico europeu, visitar a antiga catedral e passear pelas antigas ruelas da cidade. St-Sauveur é bem conhecida por suas áreas de esqui locais, sendo a maior delas o Mont Saint-Sauveur. As áreas de esqui comercializam-se conjuntamente sob o nome de "Vale de Saint-Sauveur". Sua proximidade com Montreal, bem como sua capacidade de fazer neve, esqui à noite e estabelecimentos pós-esqui, fazem de St-Sauveur um destino popular para esquiadores.
Aldeia de Mont-Tremblant, independentemente das estações, ficaremos encantados com sua natureza de tirar o fôlego, seu ambiente animado com a variedade de suas atividades e eventos. Mont-Tremblant, o ponto de observação de bordo do Canadá, é conhecido como “Little Banff” no leste do Canadá. Aqui você poderá desfrutar de várias características arquitetônicas de estilo europeu da Alemanha, França e Suíça. Suba até o topo do Monte Tremblant a bordo da gôndola panorâmica (ingresso incluído）. Deleite-se com a paisagem ao subir ao cume do monte Tremblant! Você desfrutará de vistas deslumbrantes do Lago Tremblant, dos Laurentians e dos vales ao redor durante o subida, que dura vários minutos. Uma vez no topo da montanha, você também desfrutará de uma torre de observação e várias trilhas para caminhadas!
O Treetop Walk Laurentides é um novo destino de ecoturismo exclusivo no leste do Canadá para famílias, idosos e amantes da natureza, aninhado no coração da floresta Laurentiana. O caminho elevado e a gigantesca estrutura de madeira combinam perfeitamente com os arredores, para uma experiência única na natureza. O passeio no topo das árvores é pontuado por painéis de interpretação e jogos divertidos. O caminho culmina com a torre principal subindo 40 metros de altura e oferecendo uma vista deslumbrante da floresta Laurentiana e das montanhas. A passarela e a torre principal, com uma inclinação máxima de 6%, são projetadas para serem completamente acessíveis a carrinhos de bebê e cadeiras de rodas.
Sente-se confortavelmente na Gôndola Panorâmica e admire a vista por alguns minutos enquanto você alcança o cume de Tremblant! Você não só terá uma vista de tirar o fôlego dos Laurentians, Lac Tremblant e os vales ao redor, como também terá acesso a uma série de atividades.
Destaques
O que está incluído
Locais e horários de recolha
* O serviço de busca no hotel está disponível no hotel de Montreal a 5 km de distância de 68 Boulevard René-Lévesque O, Montréal, QC H2Z 1A2, Canadá * Para busca no hotel, esteja pronto e esperando no lobby do seu hotel 15 minutos antes do horário agendado para busca. * Forneceremos os detalhes da busca um dia antes da data de partida. * Não esqueça o código de área ao preencher seu número de telefone.
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas de coluna
- Não recomendado para grávidas
- Não recomendado para viajantes com problemas cardíacos
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
Avaliações(30)
The over all tour was good, places we visited was great. It was let down by tour guide. No real information was given only where we would park and where the restroom are. Would liked a little more about the places.
Beautiful excursion in the Laurentians with breathtaking views from Mont Tremblant and Chemin des Cimes.
It was an amazing day the autumn colours at the top of the mountain were stunning and Joyce our guide was excellent translating in 3 different languages. The tree top walk was excellent and the climb up the tower was really worth it to see the 360 degree spectacular views of the autumn 🍂 colours 🇦🇺
If you are in Montreal, one day visit to Mt Tremblant is a must even if it is in Summer. One can travel to Mt Tremblant on a personal car in around 90 minutes.
This day trip takes you Mont Tremblant, Mont Blanc & St Sauveur. There’s a few things I wish I’d known before I went as a solo traveller on this trip in Autumn (Oct 2025). I expected Mont Tremblant to be busy as it was a public holiday but it was ridiculously busy. Before you go, please be aware that while there are a lot of activities you can do when you arrive, (luge riding, kids trampolining etc) trying to book tickets to any of these when you arrive is really not possible, without spending a very long time in very long queues. If you want to do any activities, research beforehand what you want to do and pre-book your tickets. The same goes for lunch, there are lots of options, but with the amount of people at MT, I’d strongly recommend a lunch reservation in advance. This tour offered an optional cable car to the top, with the tour guide saying there was also a walking track (no explanation of it given), I opted for the track, and while I did it part way, it requires proper walking gear and an above average fitness. On an unseasonably warm Autumn day I can’t say it was easy. Next time I’d do the cable car. We were at Mont Tremblant for 3+ hours and it felt too long (except I suppose if you were one of the hundreds waiting a long time for tickets to the activities). If you haven’t prebooked tickets to activities, once you have done the walking track/cable car to the top, and had some lunch, there’s not much else to do. The shops are very ordinary, mostly ski gear. I saw nothing worth browsing or buying. After Mont Tremblant we headed to Mont Blanc, which has a beautiful tree top walk with fantastic views. The drive there was weird. Neither the tour guide nor the bus driver seemed to know the way from MT to MB. We took a disastrous wrong turn, which ended with the bus on a narrow back street, unable to get through a height limited tunnel and the bus driver having to complete a miraculous multi point turn to get out of the sticky situation. We then took another wrong turn at which point it was getting ridiculous. I really felt for the driver as the tour guide did not seem to know where she was going. We finally made it to MB but due to the multiple wrong turns, we were cut really short at our last stop, St Sauveur arriving as all the little shops were closing and with only 30 minutes to look around. Other reviews say this village isn’t worth it, but I thought it was very sweet little village and so the 30 minutes was disappointing. It would have been nice to spend time there, browse the stores and sit and have a drink in one of the pubs. Overall, this is a long day, but well worth it. I’d recommend ensuring in advance you have plenty to do at MT as, for a solo traveller, I felt it was too long. Also, this tour is more like an accompanied bus drive than a tour. The tour guide read out the description of the tour from the Viator website and that was all the information we got across the whole day. Nothing else is provided on the area, or where we are going, hence why it’s not really a tour. I would also encourage the tour guides/drivers to actually know where they are going in advance. I felt so sorry for the bus driver - that multi turn to get us out of the mess when the tour guide tried a short cut was miraculous.
While the fall colors were beautiful. The tour was unsatisfactory for several reasons: 1. Promised prompt departure at 8:00. We waited for other guests to get to the meeting point. 2. The guide offered no narrative on any points of interest 3. While I appreciate that he could speak 3 languages (French, Mandarin and English), he spent the majority of the time speaking Mandarin 4. Time at last 2 stops could be shortened 5. Instructions were hard to understand 6. When we booked, we were told we would end at 5:00. Ended at 7:00 6. Booked with Viator, but the tour was subcontracted to another company
Not enough of a description of what would be experienced was given. Tour said 10 hours....it took 12. Too much time was spent at places where there was very little to do other than sit. The director told us the day before the tour, that we needed to be at a departure address when we had paid for pick up/drop off at hotel. We had to insist on pick up...and ended up walking back to our hotel after the tour. Would not recommend this tour.
Mont Tremblant was very crowded and not much time to explore, but overall was a fun day. The Mont Blanc stop was amazing as well as the small town stop.
The tree top walk was very nice but Mont Tremblac is highly overrated. Unless you go hiking the only thing thing to do is visit restaurants.
The tour bus was filthy and has no seat belts. There was also an amber warning light illuminated on the drivers dashboard yet they still used that old dangerous bus for the tour. The tour bus had no suspension. It rained for a lot of the day and this led to part of the tour being cancelled, which was very disappointing. For safety please ensure your tour bus is fitted with seat belts and do not use a tour bus that has amber warning lights illuminated on the dashboard. Customer safety and comfort must come before your profit margins.
