We plan on kayaking in Quebec at the Parc National des Hautes Gorges de la Riviere Malbaie!

After a full day of hiking or kayaking, we plan to retreat to one of the acclaimed restaurants overlooking the St. Lawrence River in the world's most-photographed hotel!

After a full day of hiking or kayaking, we plan to retreat to one of the acclaimed restaurants overlooking the St. Lawrence River in the world's most-photographed hotel! (Here's a picture of it!)

After kayaking and whale-watching in the St. Lawrence, we plan to stay in the Charlevoix region and enjoy the romantic scenery! http://www.tourisme-charlevoix.com/en/attractions/chalet-charlevoix-quebec/

Just south of the city of Quebec lies Montmorency Falls, the largest waterfall in the province of Quebec and taller than Niagara Falls. We plan to spend a morning hiking up and around the Falls!

Located in the center of the St. Lawrence River, Ile de Orleans is covered by orchards, cideries and wineries. We'll spend our day riding bikes around the island's exterior, pausing to dip in the water and sample the local wine and cider.

Off the shores of Baie-St.-Paul is Isle Aux Coudres, one of the most picturesque islands in the St. Lawrence. Once on the island, it's easy to be transported to an earlier time. We'll explore it by bike and foot! (Harmoni really wants to see the buckwheat mills!)

A true natural wonder just three hours north of Quebec City! Sauguenay Fjord is one of the most southerly fjords in the world. Visitors can kayak with beluga whales.

Settled by French Catholics, Quebec is home to many beautiful churches. We'll follow the St. Lawrence and explore the architecture.

Home to the Quebec Symphony Orchestra, the opera and the ballet! We plan to spend at least one evening taking in some of the local music scene!