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Club Med Tours Americas and Caribbean Destinations

Club Med tours in the Americas and the Caribbean at a glance

Thirteen tours and getaways cover the continent, from Canada to Tierra del Fuego. In Canada, an 11-day tour links Toronto to Charlevoix, and three three-day getaways showcase Montreal, Quebec City and Toronto. In Mexico, three trips follow the Maya route, from the Yucatán to Chiapas. Costa Rica is explored over 12 days of forests, volcanoes and beaches, and Guadeloupe by catamaran. In South America, you climb to Machu Picchu, sail to Cape Horn, marvel at Iguazú Falls and treat yourself to Rio de Janeiro. All keep the Club Med formula: small groups, full board, French-speaking guides and guaranteed departures.

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Which Club Med tours are there in Canada?

Canada, Nature’s Grandeur links Toronto, Niagara Falls, the Thousand Islands, Ottawa, Montreal, Charlevoix, Tadoussac and Quebec City in 11 days. For a turnkey weekend, the Montreal getaway, the Quebec City getaway and the Toronto and Niagara getaway last three days and two nights: ideal for hosting visitors from abroad, rediscovering your own city or giving a gift. Club Med Québec Charlevoix extends the trip into the mountains.

Which Club Med tours are there in Mexico?

The Yucatán getaway condenses Tulum, Cobá, the cenotes and Valladolid into 4 days from Cancún. The Grand Tour of the Yucatán takes 8 days to link Campeche, Uxmal, Mérida and Chichén Itzá. Pre-Columbian Mexico leaves Mexico City for 11 days in Chiapas, Palenque and the Yucatán, ending in Cancún, where Club Med Cancún offers a great beach week to finish.

Which Club Med tours are there in Central America and the Caribbean?

Natura Verde explores Costa Rica in 12 days, from the Tortuguero canals to Arenal Volcano, from the Pacific coast to the cloud forest. Caribbean Wind Cruise sails by catamaran between Grande-Terre, Basse-Terre, Marie-Galante, Les Saintes and Dominica, with Club Med La Caravelle as its home port. To sail on a larger ship, see also our Club Med Caribbean cruises.

Which Club Med tours are there in South America?

Mountains of the Sun God links Lima, Arequipa, Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu and Lake Titicaca in 12 days, with an extension to Bolivia. Patagonia and a Cruise to the End of the World leaves Santiago for 11 days in Valparaíso, Torres del Paine, the fjords and Cape Horn, all the way to Ushuaia and Buenos Aires. In Brazil, the Rio de Janeiro getaway and the Iguazú getaway pair with a Brazilian resort. Our resorts on the continent are on the Club Med South America page.

How do you reach a tour's starting point from Quebec?

The Canadian tours start close to home, by road or a short flight. Cancún and Mexico City can be reached nonstop from Montreal, as can Pointe-à-Pitre in winter. Lima, Santiago, San José and Rio usually require a connection. Your advisor books the flights, the transfers that are not included and a hotel night before departure when the schedule calls for it.

What is the best season for these tours?

Canada is best from late spring to autumn, with September and October colours as a bonus. Mexico and Costa Rica are mostly visited in the dry season, from December to April. Peru is best from May to October, and Patagonia during the southern summer, from November to March. Your advisor tells you which departures are available.

Why book your Club Med tour with AquaTerra?

Voyages Synergia received the Club Med Excellence Award 2025. Our specialists connect these tours to your flights from Montreal and to a week at a nearby resort, and they stay reachable during your trip. Find all the tours on our Club Med Tours page, as well as our Club Med tours in Europe, Africa and the Middle East and our Club Med tours in Asia and the Indian Ocean.

Call 1-866-628-6241. You will reach someone who knows these tours and has time for you. We look together at what is available on your dates, we choose the right departure, and we stay on the line throughout your trip. That is the difference between booking alone in front of a screen and travelling with someone behind you.

  • Guanaco before the towers of Torres del Paine park

    Guanaco before the towers of Torres del Paine park

  • Christ the Redeemer atop Corcovado, Rio

    Christ the Redeemer atop Corcovado, Rio

  • Niagara Falls seen from above

    Niagara Falls seen from above

  • Mayan pyramid rising from the Yucatán jungle

    Mayan pyramid rising from the Yucatán jungle

  • Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica

    Arenal Volcano, Costa Rica

  • Montreal seen from the St. Lawrence River

    Montreal seen from the St. Lawrence River

  • Sailboats anchored in a bay of the Antilles

    Sailboats anchored in a bay of the Antilles

Meet our Club Med Specialists who can help you plan your trips to any of the Club Med destinations.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Canada, Nature's Grandeur covers Montreal, Charlevoix, Tadoussac and Quebec City in its 11-day route, and two three-day getaways are devoted to Montreal and Quebec City. For skiing or outdoor fun, Club Med Québec Charlevoix completes the program nicely.
Because it takes care of everything: the hotel, the guided visits and the planned meals. It is a lovely way to host family visiting from Europe, mark an anniversary or give an original gift.
Mountains of the Sun God, in Peru, visits Machu Picchu after the Sacred Valley and Cusco, and continues to Lake Titicaca. The pace calls for good fitness because of the altitude, and the program allows for gradual acclimatization.
Yes, Caribbean Wind Cruise is a Discovery tour by catamaran through the Guadeloupe archipelago and Dominica. You spend the week in a small group, calling at islands and bays reached under sail.
Yes, Natura Verde is designed for wildlife: turtles in Tortuguero, monkeys, sloths and toucans in the forests, quetzals in the Talamanca range. The guides know the best places to spot them.
The Yucatán getaway, the Grand Tour of the Yucatán and Pre-Columbian Mexico all visit Maya cities, including Chichén Itzá, Uxmal, Palenque, Tulum or Cobá depending on the tour. Pre-Columbian Mexico adds Mexico City and Teotihuacán.
In Canada, government photo ID is enough for a Canadian traveller. For all the other tours in the region, a valid Canadian passport is required, and some destinations call for an additional formality that your advisor checks when you book.
Yes, the Mexico tours end in or pass through Cancún, where Club Med Cancún lets you finish the trip on the beach. It is one of the simplest combinations in the region.
Patagonia and a Cruise to the End of the World combines Torres del Paine, the Chilean fjords, Cape Horn and Ushuaia in 11 days. It is a great landscape journey, best during the southern summer.
Yes on most tours, with French-speaking local guides. The Toronto and Niagara getaway is the exception, with an English-speaking guide, as its page states.
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