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4-hour Bike Tour on the Orleans Island

Gourmet stops included!

Experience the Orleans Island on a half-day bike ride

When you get to the Orleans Island there are options for all sporty and outdoor types. Whether you want to tour the island via the classic bike, double your power with a tandem team, go half and half with an electric bike or travel in complete luxury with a scooter the Quebec Aventure Tours Team has the solution for you.

pommes a lile d'orléans
petite citrouille

When you get to the Orleans Island there are options for all sporty and outdoor types. Whether you want to tour the island via the classic bike, double your power with a tandem team, go half and half with an electric bike or travel in complete luxury with a scooter the Quebec Aventure Tours Team has the solution for you.

Easy 4-hour bike ride: our suggestred itinerary 

The island’s playground has something for all adventurers heart, and even more to offer if you are an adventurer with a soft spot for locally produced food and beverages. The best way to explore Île d’Orléans is to get the wind in your hair. We’ve made three different articles that suggest itineraries to take during your stay and make sure you see all the island has to offer from the comfort of your bike or scooters seat.

Starting at route Prévost, at Quebec Aventure Tours, glide down the south shores overlooking the river and make your way to the village of Saint-Laurent. Stop and try the best strawberries in the world at one of the cabins on the side of Chemin Royal, take a stop by the Parc Maritime and step back in time to when the island was filled with the shipping industry. Keep going until you reach Saint-Jean and take a couple of pit stops, at the beach, at the unforgettable Vinaigrerie du Capitaine and grab a pastry or baguette at La Boulange.

Route du Mitan

On the way out of the village take a left up route du Mitan and see the beautiful agricultural fields of the island, cycle up to the top of a mild hill and get the breathtaking view of the mountains on the other side of the river at the top. Stop by some traditional sugar shacks and see the maple being funneled from the trees or take a picture with some of the regions famous apple trees. Fresh air, great views, and awesome tastes are on your 4-hour tour.

Onwards and upwards to Sainte-Famille and Saint-Pierre where you are in the land of cider and apples. Need a sugar hit to complete the journey? Stop in to refresh and enjoy the north sides view over the Quebecois countryside.

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One last tasty stop

Time for one last stop? Of course! Cassis Monna & Filles produces everything with blackcurrants – wines, syrups, jams, ice cream. It’s peculiar, it’s delicious, it’s unforgettable. Make sure you stop by before finishing up at the top of route Prévost overlooking the beautiful greens of the island and the city lights in the background.

Still have more energy to burn? Check out our 6-hour tour!

sangria au cassis

This itinerary in a nutshell:

– Journey starts at Quebec Aventure Tours, on route Prévost

-Strawberry tasting

– Maritime Park

-Vinaigrerie du Capitaine

– La Boulange

-Sugar Shacks

-Breathtaking views

-Orchards

-Cassis Mona et Filles

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