About this tour
When Mia from our BugBitten team looked at airport transfers in Quebec, a private sedan or SUV from YQB beat the stress of taxi queues and unreliable shuttles hands down. You're picked up after landing and driven straight to your hotel in Quebec City or surrounds, with drivers available round the clock. The sedan fits three passengers; the SUV takes five. It's straightforward — fuel and taxes are in, tolls aren't — and you arrive ready to explore rather than knackered from public transport faff.
Highlights
- Fixed pricing per group, not per person — saves money with mates.
- 24/7 availability means arrivals at odd hours aren't a drama.
- One hour of free waiting time on international arrivals built in.
- Choice of sedan or SUV depending on your crew size and bags.
- Major credit cards accepted — no pressure to carry cash.
- Service animals welcome, suitable for all fitness levels.
- Receipts issued on request for expense claims.
- Fuel surcharge and taxes already included in the quote.
What to expect
You land at YQB, collect your bags, and head to the arrivals area where your driver will be waiting with a nameplate. If you're on an international flight, you've got a full hour before waiting charges kick in — enough time to clear customs and grab your luggage without rushing. The drive into Quebec City typically takes 20–30 minutes depending on traffic and time of day; off-peak runs are quick, but rush hour or evening arrivals can stretch it. Your driver knows the routes and handles the navigation while you kick back.
The vehicle will be clean and ready. Storage is decent in both the sedan and SUV, though if you're a heavy packer or travelling with oversized gear (think surfboards or bikes), it's worth flagging with the operator beforehand. No surprises on the bill — what you paid upfront covers fuel and tax, so you're not hit with hidden charges at handover.
What travellers say
- Transparent, all-in pricing covers fuel and taxes upfront.
- Greet-and-meet system at arrivals saves hunting for transport.
- Flexible vehicle choice lets you match group size to cost.
- Twenty-four-hour availability suits irregular flight schedules.
- One-hour free wait on international arrivals removes time pressure.
- Tolls and airport fees charged separately — budget extra.
- Child car seats not supplied; families must arrange independently.
- Oversized luggage requires pre-booking confirmation and may not fit.
- Traffic unpredictability means arrival times aren't guaranteed.
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
Private transfers beat shuttle queues and dodgy taxi reliability, especially after a long flight. You're paying per group, so a trio or five mates split the cost fairly. Round-the-clock availability is gold if you're arriving at 2 a.m. No baggage stress within reason — one suitcase and a small carry-on per person is standard. Credit card payments keep things simple and you get a receipt for accounting.
Tolls aren't included, so expect a small extra charge depending on your route. Parking and airport fees come out of your pocket too. If you're travelling with kids under 8, you'll need to source your own car seat — the operator doesn't supply them. Oversized or excessive luggage (surfboards, golf clubs, bikes) may not fit without asking first. Traffic in Quebec can be unpredictable, so journey times aren't guaranteed. The one-hour free wait on arrivals is handy, but after that there's a fee.
Book ahead with your flight details. Each passenger gets one regular suitcase and one small bag. Bring a credit card or have a way to pay digitally. Check luggage limits if you're packing heavy or bringing sports gear.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original BugBitten summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.