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Your tour begins as you board your transportation for a scenic, 45-minute drive to Sainte Anne Canyon. Carved into the 900-million-year-old rock that forms the Canadian Shield, Sainte Anne Canyon is a little-known scenic wonder on the Beaupré Coast. Three suspension bridges span the canyon and scenic lookouts with interpretive displays offer views of the canyon's stunning falls.

Next you'll drive to a local vineyard via Royale Avenue, North America's first paved road constructed in the early 18th century. Upon arriving you'll learn about the viniculture in Québec, the techniques for cultivating the vines and the vinification methods, and have an opportunity to sample and purchase wines. Your tour concludes with a drive by the bottom of Montmorency Falls where you'll witness the imposing falls, some 90 feet higher than Niagara Falls. From Montmorency Falls, you'll drive along Boulevard St. Anne back to the pier.