Originally from Île au Canot, the Lachance captains know the archipelago like the back of their hand. Renowned as passionate and captivating storytellers, they share their fabulous tale of life on an island with the passengers of the cruise. And they ...
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From Bergeronnes, choose a zodiac cruise with Essipit cruises, to see the whales of the St. Lawrence, a unique feeling of proximity to the impressive creatures. Take a zodiac for the adventure, to the heart of the marine pit where the waters are deeper ...
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Ottawa Boat Cruise provides guests with the extraordinary experience of travelling along one of Canada’s most majestic icons: the Ottawa River and Rideau Canal. There truly is no better way to see Canada’s National Capital. Join them as they set sail ...
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Excursions Maritimes Québec from the old Quebec city is the only tourist attraction of its kind in North America since 2006! Zip over the St. Lawrence River in a Zodiac™ piloted by a local guide. Customized excursions (route, speed and services) for individual ...
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A refreshing activity, majestic rapids and a river that is bigger than life: Saute-Moutons embodies the very essence of Montréal! Jet Boating on the Lachine Rapids is more than a cruise or rafting, it’s a great tourist attraction. Exploring the Lachine ...
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With a private island and a fleet of more than 14 boats suitable for excursions, Croisières Navark has accumulated over the years expertise in both the maritime and event fields. Navark Island is, in fact, an urban oasis less than 10 minutes from downtown ...
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The Statera cruise is an intimate journey into the heart of the 103 islands of Sorel in the Lac Saint-Pierre Biosphere Reserve, a spellbinding experience of beauty and exoticism. A great favourite of visitors, the island cruise lasts 2.5 hours and winds ...
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Hop aboard the Narvall III (48 passengers) at the scenic Grande-Grave (South Area) site, and enjoy a whale-watching cruise that will make your visit to Forillon National Park an unforgettable one. A professional interpreter-guide will help you discover ...
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Lake Témiscouata separates the towns of Notre-Dame-du-Lac and Saint-Juste-du-Lac, in the county of Témiscouata in the Lower St. Lawrence. A ferry service connects the two shores. Its capacity is 21 vehicles and 115 passengers.
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Welcome aboard! Sail along the Memphrémagog River, close to the riverbank, aboard L'Entre-gens II, a 12-passenger pontoon boat. You'll contemplate enchanting landscapes and discover history through the captains' anecdotes. Two types of guided cruises ...
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