About this tour
When Mia from our team needed to get from her Quebec hotel to the airport, she booked a private transfer instead of gambling on taxis or shuttles. It's a straightforward door-to-door service running 24/7 with a choice of sedans (up to three people) or SUVs (up to five). You get picked up, driven to YQB, and dropped at departures — fuel and taxes included, no surprises mid-journey. The catch is you're paying per vehicle, not per person, so it suits small groups better than solo travellers.
Highlights
- No waiting around for a taxi rank or shuttle schedule — pre-booked pickup from your hotel
- Runs round the clock, so late-night or early-morning flights aren't a drama
- Choice of vehicle size means you're not paying for empty seats if it's just two of you
- Fuel and taxes locked in upfront; credit card accepted, no cash-only pressure
- One hour free wait time on international arrivals if flight's delayed
- Service animals welcomed, so guide dogs and similar travel stress-free
What to expect
Your driver will meet you at the hotel at the agreed time — assuming traffic cooperates, the journey depends on when you're leaving and what the roads are doing. Mia found the booking straightforward and the driver punctual. You'll be dropped at the departures level with enough time to unload luggage and head inside for check-in and security. The service is no-frills: you're getting a reliable ride, not a guided tour or chit-chat unless your driver's chatty.
Timing is the real variable here. Peak morning rush or a fender-bender on the highway can add 15–30 minutes to the journey, so the operator's honest about that upfront. If your international flight lands and you need to be picked up, you get an hour of free waiting time; after that, the meter runs.
What travellers say
- Predictable cost per group, no surge pricing or meter anxiety
- 24/7 availability suits any departure or arrival time
- Fuel and taxes included; credit cards accepted, transparent pricing
- One hour free wait on international arrivals eases connection stress
- Beats gambling on taxi availability, especially off-peak hours
- Solo or two-person trips work out pricier than shared shuttle services
- Luggage limits tight — oversized items require operator approval beforehand
- Child seats not supplied; you'll need to source or bring your own
- Tolls and parking charges are extra, not covered in the fare
Themes summarised by our team from public information about this tour. Verify specifics on the operator's page before booking.
Good to know
Rock-solid for groups of three or more — you're splitting the cost across passengers and know exactly what you're paying. Peace of mind beats the uncertainty of taxis, especially if you're flying early or late. Available any time of day or night. Fuel surcharges and taxes are built in, so no hidden bumps at the end.
Solo travellers pay the same as a three-person sedan — not great value. Tolls and parking fees (if the driver needs to park while waiting) come out of your pocket. Luggage is limited to one suitcase and one small carry-on per person; surfboards, golf clubs, or bikes need pre-approval or you'll hit snags. Child car seats aren't provided, so if you're travelling with young kids, you'll need to sort that separately or bring your own. Waiting time beyond one hour for arrivals gets pricey.
Book ahead with your flight details. Bring your confirmation number. Tip isn't included but is discretionary. Roads to YQB can vary wildly depending on time and season, so pad extra time into your schedule if you're tight on check-in.
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.