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Hotel to embarkation
Connect the exact hotel entrance with the assigned wharf around the cruise line’s check-in instructions.
Port of Québec · Wharves 21, 22 and 30
Quebec City Cruise Transportation
Arrange private transportation for a Quebec City embarkation, disembarkation or port call using the vessel, assigned wharf, passenger group, luggage and schedule.
- Vessel and assigned wharf recorded
- Hotel, YQB and station connections
- Private vehicles for passengers and luggage
Plan your trip
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VesselShip name and sailing dateWharfUse the current Port scheduleFixed timeEmbarkation or all-aboardComplete loadPeople, bags and mobility items
A port-specific private transportation plan
Start with the ship and assigned wharf
Quebec City Cruise Transportation is planned from the exact itinerary, timing and passenger requirements. A limousine request may use an executive sedan, premium SUV or chauffeured van after the route, stops, passengers and cargo are reviewed. A limousine or private car booking may use an executive sedan, premium SUV or chauffeured van according to the group and complete luggage load.
The Port of Québec operates the Ross-Gaudreault Terminal at wharves 21 and 22, Cruise Terminal 30 and other cruise-capable wharves. Check the active cruise schedule and follow the confirmed pickup directions instead of assuming every ship uses the same terminal.
Start with the purpose
Choose the trip by how Quebec City fits the voyage
Embarkation, disembarkation, a short port call and an airport connection each have different time limits.
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Disembarkation to hotel
Plan pickup after clearance and baggage collection, then travel to the named property or supported stop.
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Port to YQB or Gare du Palais
Protect the flight or train commitment by allowing for disembarkation, luggage and road travel.
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Private port-call itinerary
Use hourly transportation for supported stops while treating the stated all-aboard time as the final deadline.
How to plan it
Build the ground itinerary backward from the ship
Wharf assignments and port instructions can change. Keep the vessel and a reachable passenger contact attached to the reservation until the movement is complete.
Request this trip- 01Enter the vessel and sailing date
Provide the cruise line, ship, arrival or departure information and whether the call is a stopover or voyage endpoint.
- 02Confirm the active wharf
Check the Port schedule and use the terminal or meeting process supplied with the reservation.
- 03Count all luggage and mobility items
Include suitcases, carry-ons, strollers, wheelchairs, walkers and child seats.
- 04Protect the next departure
Allow for clearance, baggage, vehicle loading and travel before a flight, train or all-aboard time.
Where this fits
Port connections with different access instructions
The exact wharf matters. The Port advises passengers to confirm it through the current cruise schedule.
Plan this tripWharves 21 and 22
Ross-Gaudreault Terminal travel at Pointe-à-Carcy near Old Quebec and Petit-Champlain.
Wharf 30
Cruise Terminal 30 transportation using current access directions for the assigned vehicle.
Old Quebec hotels and Gare du Palais
Private connections to the exact property or station meeting point after luggage is ready.
YQB and regional destinations
Airport or onward travel planned around ship clearance, the complete load and next fixed commitment.
Passengers, bags and equipment
Choose for the full party and cruise luggage
A sedan may suit lighter individual travel. Premium SUVs and executive vans provide different passenger and cargo layouts, but a seat count alone does not confirm that every cruise case and mobility item will fit.
- Executive sedan for lighter individual or couple travel
- Premium SUV for checked cases and added flexibility
- Executive van for a compatible group with confirmed cargo room
- Several vehicles when onward schedules differ
Booking questions
Details worth settling before confirmation
Use the complete itinerary and passenger load when reviewing the answer.
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