All your questions, answered
Frequently Asked Questions
We reserve the right to cancel an outing if the weather conditions are dangerous. We do not trust the forecasts until a few hours before departure. We’ll obviously be in touch!
You pay for what you get. We offer small groups and our guides are paid top dollar for their knowledge and work. Our bikes were rebuilt right here in Montreal. Our walking food tour tastings aren’t offered by our partners, we pay for them at an acceptable rate and add gratuity where service is offered.
PROPER attire. Check the weather, don’t show your ankles in winter! Bring a refillable water container to keep yourself hydrated. Sunscreen for your pretty skin. Comfortable shoes for walking tours. No flip flops (in the city ever really) on our bike tours. Bring a camera and make sure you share your photos with us. Some cash for tips or purchases where possible is always a good idea. Bring a good attitude, you’re on vacay. Bring yourself to location early, no latecomers accepted.
We guarantee groups of 10 or less. Us doing so forced others to go “smaller”. We’ll pass by herds and you’ll understand why it’s worth it to pay more and why less is more and worth more.
Duh, we love kids. That being said you know your little ones best. If YOU want a food tour but they are picky eaters, opt for something different. Our bike tours have height restrictions so stay with the walking tours for kids.
It’s always good to have some cash for the tours that offer free time. Our tours are all inclusive except for gratuities. Also, you should buy one of our t-shirts, they’re pretty cool.
Yes, if your guide did a good job it is customary to drown them in money.
All directions for each of the departure points will be sent out at time of booking. Check this beforehand to make sure you get there a few minutes early.
Yes, each of our routes have multiple opportunities. Let your guide know a bit ahead of time so they can turn on their George Costanza thinking caps on.