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5 Day Montreal & Quebec City 5 day Montreal & Quebec City St. Paul's School for Girls School February 15 to 19, 2018 Thursday, February 15, 2018 06:30 AM The day has arrived! The trip you've been waiting for all year is finally here!! Hop aboard your locally chartered luxury motorcoach, get comfortable and get ready for your adventure! Stops and meals en route. 05:00 PM Hooray! You've arrived in Montreal! Your tour leader will greet you at the hotel. After a quick check in, head back out for dinner and your evening activity. 06:00 PM Saint-Denis is a popular street that runs through the heart of the trendy Plateau neighbourhood. It's lined with wonderful local restaurants and we're going to one of them! Restaurant l'Académie is classic French cuisine with a twist. 07:30 PM Follow a storyteller through the streets of Old Montreal and discover some of the most gruesome legends and stories, mixed with some anecdotes of unexplained phenomena during your Ghost Tour of what was formerly known as Ville-Marie. 09:00 PM Get into the groove of things and travel like a true Montrealer...by metro (aka: the subway)! Who needs a car anyway? 09:30 PM Arrive at the hotel for a well-deserved night's rest (transfer by local motorcoach). Spend the night at Hotel Universel Montreal 5000 Sherbrooke St East - Montreal QC PH: (514) 253-3365 (Or equivalent pending availability upon receipt of deposit.) Friday, February 16, 2018 08:00 AM Everybody ready? Time to leave the hotel with your luggage for your next activities! Your tour leader will fill you in on all the fun we have in store for you. 08:30 AM Let's start the day with a breakfast of champions at La Petite Marche, a quaint French restaurant in the Plateau Mont Royal. 10:00 AM Take in the sights and sounds of Le Marché Jean Talon, Montreal’s busiest outdoor market, as you partake in our Grocery Scavenger Hunt. (Complete with prizes! Yahoo!) 11:30 AM Free time in Montreal's famous Underground City, a network of malls, museums and restaurants! Here's your chance to explore with your friends, grab lunch and practice your conversational French. Your tour leader will give you a meeting place and time. Enjoy! 02:00 PM Travel through five ecosystems at the Biodome, an Ecozoological (word invented by Jumpstreet) living museum. 03:00 PM All aboard! Next stop: Quebec City. Your tour leader will fill you in on what to expect from this magnificent city. You'll have some time to recharge your batteries before arrival. 06:30 PM Get ready to party like it's 1699! At l'Érablière du Lac Beauport, an authentic French Canadian cabane à sucre, you're going to feast on a 17th Century meal and get down to traditional songs and dances. Don't forget to add some syrup to your pea soup (we're not kidding). 09:00 PM Departure for the hotel. 09:30 PM Spend the night at the Delta Quebec. 690 boul. René Lévesque Est, Quebec, Quebec 1(418) 647-1717 5 day Montreal & Quebec City Jumpstreet 780 avenue Brewster, Suite 02-300 Montreal (Quebec) H4C2K1 514-954- Apr 25, 2017 (18-57973/1) 9990/ 800-663-4956 Page 1 of 3 5 day Montreal & Quebec City St Paul's School for Girls February 15 to 19, 2018 (Or equivalent pending availability upon receipt of deposit.) Saturday, February 17, 2018 08:00 AM Breakfast and orientation at the hotel with your tour leader. 09:00 AM Everybody ready? Time to leave the hotel for your next activities! Your tour leader will fill you in on all the fun we have in store. 09:30 AM Québec City got its name from "Kébec", a Franco-Algonquin term that roughly translates to "where the river narrows". You're going to learn why it earned this name on your ferry ride across the St.Lawrence River, where you'll get not only a spectacular view of the Château Frontenac but also a glimpse of neighbouring Lévis. 10:45 AM Stop to admire "La Fresque des Québécois". See how many characters of Quebec's history you can identify! 11:30 AM Now that you're familiar with Old Quebec, let's enjoy some free time! Here's your chance to explore with your friends, grab lunch, and practice your conversational French. Your tour leader will give you a meeting place and time. Enjoy! Let the Canadian spirit take over during your curling session (remember to bring a pair of clean running shoes to curl)! 03:30 PM Bust out the berets! Dinner is at Café Du Monde tonight, a Parisian-inspired bistro that's right on the water. 06:00 PM We're taking you to see this awesome theater troupe called Voix Française/American Heart. They put on this awesome 08:00 PM interactive play that blends history and hilarity. You'll be laughing so hard you won't even realize that you're learning at the same time. How's that for win-win? Departure for the hotel. 09:00 PM Sunday, February 18, 2018 08:00 AM Everybody ready? Time to leave the hotel for your next activities! Your tour leader will fill you in on all the fun we have in store. 08:30 AM Enjoy croissants and a bowl of chocolat chaud at le Cochon Dingue, a quaint café in the historic Quartier Petit Champlain. 10:00 AM Observe beautiful mosaics and a replica of Michelangelo's Pieta during your visit of the Ste-Anne de Beaupré shrine. 11:00 AM Meet Marie, the bread lady, in her family's homestead built in 1652 as you stop by for a snack. (Scoop: it will consist of fresh bread and maple butter! Yum!) 11:30 AM The Montmorency Falls is a Quebec icon. They're the tallest waterfalls in the Province; they're also the site of historic battles and legends. John Keats even references them in his poetry. Keats! There's also a sweet suspended bridge that spans the top and you're about to walk across it. Acrophobics: prepare to conquer your fear! 12:30 PM Time for lunch and to explore in Old Quebec! Hang out with your friends, grab some food and practice your conversational French. Your tour leader will give you a meeting place and time. 03:00 PM See how guests stay warm in the themed suites of the Hotel de Glace with a guided tour. 04:00 PM Some say it's worth learning French grammar in exchange for an inner tubing ride at the Village des Sports (inner tube rental is included). 08:00 PM Departure for the hotel. Monday, February 19, 2018 06:00 AM Breakfast and orientation at the hotel with your tour leader. Hugs and handshakes as you bid farewell to your tour leader and head back home. Stops and meals en route . 5 day Montreal & Quebec City Jumpstreet 780 avenue Brewster, Suite 02-300 Montreal (Quebec) H4C2K1 514-954- Apr 25, 2017 (18-57973/1) 9990/ 800-663-4956 Page 2 of 3 5 day Montreal & Quebec City February 15 to 19, 2018 St Paul's School for Girls 09:30 PM This is when you're expected to arrive back at your school, where your family and friends will be eager to hear all about your adventure! Activities • Société des Traversiers - Ferry • Traversier Levis • Village Vacances Valcartier • Basilique Ste-Anne de • Beaupre -Self-guided tour • Montmorency Falls - Parking • Productions Episode - Voix Francaise/ American Heart • Marché Jean-Talon - grocery scavenger hunt • Biodome - Espace pour la vie -Biodome-no stadium • Club de curling Victoria - Curling 2 hours • VVV-Hotel de Glace - Guided visit Chez Marie - Slice bread with maple butter • Fantomes du Vieux Montreal - Ghost Walk • Dog sledding 5 day Montreal & Quebec City Jumpstreet 780 avenue Brewster, Suite 02-300 Montreal (Quebec) H4C2K1 514-954- Apr 25, 2017 (18-57973/1) 9990/ 800-663-4956 Page 3 of 3 U.S. to Canada Trips: Your Insurance Options We are required by law to inform you of our various insurance options. We strongly recommend that you distribute this information at your first parent meeting. Why purchase insurance? Simply put: Peace of mind. The cost of these insurance options is very reasonable compared to the costs you could face in the event of an unprecedented event that requires medical attention and/or trip cancellation. Option 1: Medical Only Must be purchased at least 30 days before departure. Trip Duration Cost (students) Cost (adults) 4 days or less $10 $15 Each additional trip day $2.20 $3.40 Limit $150,000 What’s Covered 24/7/365 Travel Assistance Included Medical Expense (per accident or sickness) $100 deductible ($100,000 at 100%) Up to $5,000 Emergency Medical Reunion (incl. hotel/meals, $300/day, 10 days max) Accidental Dental (natural teeth only) Covered Dental Relief of Pain $1,000 Pre-existing Conditions Coverage Limit Up to $2,500 $2,500 outpatient Mental and Nervous $5,000 inpatient Emergency Medical Evacuation $100,000 Option 2: Comprehensive (Medical & Cancellation) Must be purchased at the same time as your initial deposit. Trip Duration Cost (students) Cost (adults) 4 days or less $20 $28 Each additional trip day $5 $7 Limit (medical) $150,000 Limit (cancellation) $5,000 Continued on next page Option 2: Comprehensive (continued) What’s Covered 24/7/365 Travel Assistance Included Medical Expense (per accident or illness) No deductible ($150,000 at 100%) Up to $5,000 Emergency Medical Reunion (incl.
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