• Stunning waterfront views on the St Lawrence river
• A large choice of runs and hiking trails for all levels
• The greatest vertical drop East of the Rockies
• The country’s largest annual snowfall: 6.5m (21.3 ft)
• An exceptional 4.6 miles-long sled run in winter
• 16.7 miles of biking trails to discover in summer
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Get ready to experience a year-round destination like no other.
Whether you're seeking a snowy winter escape, a sunny summer retreat, or something for all seasons, Club Med Tremblant will offer the perfect getaway.
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Discover the authenticity of Quebec City
On the shores of the St. Lawrence, Quebec City is like a mirage with the appearance of an old continent. It was here in the regional capital that the first French settlers set foot on Canadian soil. Several centuries later, the architecture, monuments and ramparts still bear witness to this history. Stroll through the narrow streets and typical houses of the Petit-Champlain district. Take a tour of the Château Frontenac and push open the doors of the Notre-Dame-de-Québec Cathedral. The atmosphere in the "old capital" promises a true journey through the ages.
Observe the animals of the Laurentian Reserve
A unique protected fauna, between massifs, lakes and woods
To approach some of the most emblematic animals of North America, go to the Laurentian Reserve. Here, in the heart of the coniferous forests, a unique wildlife proliferates. In winter by snowmobile or in summer on the trails, accompanied by a guide, travel through the park to meet moose, beavers, black bears and other animals. This protected area, between mountains, lakes and woods, is a must-see during your stay in Canada.
Take a kayak and reach these indented beaches.
Between the Laurentians and the Appalachians, protected by the waves of the St. Lawrence, a small piece of land has kept its charm of yesteryear. With its plains of wild flowers, its old stone houses typical of Canada and its mills, Isle-aux-Coudres is one of the most beautiful islands in Eastern Canada. Take a kayak from Baie-Saint-Paul or Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive and reach these indented beaches. After paddling, hop on a bike for a complete tour of the island on its 23 km of trails. Between a few pedal strokes, if you get a craving, the island is full of sweets to be tasted in one of its bakeries.
Enjoy the sun while lounging on the white sand.
Even in the northernmost lands, there are postcard-perfect beaches. With its white sand and green hills, Pohénégamook is the ideal place for a relaxing moment in the heart of Canada. Enjoy the sunshine while lounging on the sand or swimming in the fresh water. Lying on the beach or with your feet in the lake, Pohénégamook offers you a trip in paradisiacal scenery.
Enjoy Canada’s great outdoors at Club Med Québec Charlevoix. Immersed in the unspoiled natural landscape of Charlevoix, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, the resort offers guests of all ages an invitation to explore the colors and the magic of the region. From dazzling views and family activities to all-inclusive mountain biking and hiking experiences designed to enjoy the great outdoors, the resort is guaranteed to enchant all of its guests with the magic of Québec.
Club Med's first North American Mountain Resort, where sea and mountains meet, is located in the Charlevoix Region in Québec. The resort offers a ski experience that will impress even the most experienced skiers. Architecturally designed with a contemporary and traditional Canadian style, our Resort is perched in the heart of the region, immersed in the unspoiled natural landscape with amazing views of the St. Lawrence River. A wide array of activities are offered year-round to experience the region's ever-changing landscape, with each season with trails for skiing in the winter and hiking in the summer.
Springtime in Québec means experiencing four seasons in a single day. The snow is melting, the sun feels warmer, the maple sap is flowing…. Each year, Quebec seems to go from snow to sun in just a matter of minutes, and nature puts on a unique performance, with colorful displays springing up everywhere.
It’s the perfect time for observing the greater snow geese coming back on their yearly migration at Cap Tourmente National Wildlife Area, or exploring the province’s beautiful cities and towns. And let’s not forget, heading to a sugar shack to delect yourself from everything maple!
Warm temperatures and great outdoors make for exceptional adventures. The enthusiasm is palpable during this dynamic season, when it’s time to relax, explore and savor the summer in all its forms.
For stunning panoramas and outdoor activities, Quebec is the place to be. Nature lovers will get a thrill out of hiking, biking, kayaking or even rock climbing*!
In the fall, Quebec’s landscapes unveil their rich colors. From orange-yellows to blazing reds, nature dons its fineries for our enjoyment, while slow our pace to better observe the metamorphosis.
Fall’s comforting savors, smells and sights will leave you lasting memories.
From whales in the St. Lawrence river to moose in the parks, the fall in the perfect time for observing animals, who sometimes out of curiosity come say hello to visitors.
In winter, the resort offers a ski experience that will impress even the most experienced skiers. Canada stunning mountains offer one of the longest skiing seasons in the world and some of the most dramatic vistas. Winter sports fans will find a huge variety of thrills with powder that’s famed for its freshness. Those who want culture to go with their escapades can explore fine arts, fabulous cuisine and cozy inns where winter nights fly by to the sound of laughter and music.
Winter ski stays follow a simple rule: the earlier you book, the better the value. Early bookings secure lower prices and more room options, while last-minute bookings often come with higher rates and limited availability—especially during peak weeks.
Terms and Conditions Quebec:
*Price sample is based on a Winter 2026 stay in Quebec, booked in February 2025. Rate shown is per person, per night, based on a 6-night stay for a Family of 4 (2 adults 2 kids). Pricing is for reference only; actual rates and availability for Winter 2027 may vary at time of booking.
**Price sample is based on a Winter 2026 stay in Quebec, booked in between October and December 2025. Rate shown is per person, per night, based on a 6-night stay for a Family of 4 (2 adults 2 kids). Pricing is for reference only; actual rates and availability for Winter 2027 may vary at time of booking.
