Top Montreal Nature and Wildlife

If you’re in Montreal and want to attend Ottawa’s Canadian Tulip Festival, this guided day tour is a convenient way to do so. Save the hassle of booking and navigating busy trains or buses, and enjoy stress-free private transfers with a guide, who will get you to the most impressive flower displays in Commissioners Park and along the Rideau Canal, as well as helping you navigate key festival sites.

As a visitor in Montreal you surely have plenty of choices of sites to explore. This private tour will take you and your group to The Ecomuseum, a zoo on the island of Montreal, home to 115 species, Canada’s largest number of fauna species from the St. Lawrence Valley. As you wander the paths of the zoo or pause for a closer look from one of the zoo’s lookout platforms, you are touched by the variety and the beauty of these creatures. During the winter the bears hibernate and the raccoons and porcupines don’t like the cold, but there are still plenty of other animals and birds to see. Gray wolves perch atop a snowy hill, silent, wary, analyzing. Closer scrutiny reveals a pure-white Snowy owl, blending into the winter background. There are three reasons an animal or bird ends up at the zoo: it was founded injured, was rehabilitated by the experts, but could no longer survive in the wild; it was born in captivity; or it was found orphaned, and could not survive on its own.

Take a relaxing day trip to Eastern Townships region of Quebec province and discover its amazing natural beauty. Experience the dual character of the region; a country-side and high end retreat. Learn about local specialties and have the opportunity to purchase local products. See small villages and towns like Austin, Ayer's Cliff, Hatley and many more as well as the cities of Magog and Sherbrooke. Marvel at the wonderful scenery and enjoy strolls by different lakes. See animal farms and rural and urban living-style.