Why travel with a French speaking guide?

Canada is basically an English speaking country.

But, during your trip to Canada you may want to visit the French speaking areas of the country. In Quebec and New Brunswick, unlike the rest of the country there are areas where very few people speak English.

If you don't speak French you shouldn't let it stop you going there, you will meet lots of friendly people who'll be willing to help and advise you. However, in certain remote places these people may be few and far between and you may have to speak in French. If that bothers you or if you are certain you'll never manage it, then make sure you always have a little phrase book and dictionary with you to help.

If, even with these aids, you don't like the idea of going somewhere where they don't speak English then why not think about taking a French speaking guide with you during your trip?

A competent guide at your side

The recruitment of local guides is carried out according to highly professional standards so you can be sure they adhere to a Quality Charter that is aimed at excellence. They know their region like the back of their hands and want to help you explore it in a way personalised to suit you, so you have a real partnership with them and your trip to Canada will be a unique experience!

If you decide to travel with a local French speaking guide, you'll be free of any worries and problems about the organisation of your trip. You guide is there to help you, assist you and take over all the bothersome administrative bits that you have to get over when you travel alone. They will make and check reservations, find the best places to stay, negotiate the best prices, etc.

Leave the beaten path

If you have a French speaking guide, you will also learn about things you would never have known otherwise. Because they love their area and know everything about it, they will be able to share lively and interesting stories and anecdotes with you.

Finally, having a French speaking guide is great if you have any problems in remote areas as they will be able to help quickly and efficiently.

So, are you convinced?