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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Parc national des Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière-Malbaie is one of Quebec’s most magnificent natural features. The park was named for a network of deep valleys cut into a range of high mountains. Steep slopes, beautiful landscapes and the Malbaie River’s ...
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Parc national de l'Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé boasts the largest sanctuary of migratory birds in North America. Colonies of sea birds, which bring together over 250,000 breeding birds from 11 different species. The world’s most spectacular and ...
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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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Located between the municipalities of Sorel-Tracy and Trois-Rivières, Lake Saint-Pierre is the last place where the St. Lawrence River widens before the estuary. It includes, upstream, an archipelago of a hundred islands where a great diversity of plants ...
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Combine a cycle ride in Lake Témiscouata National Park with a ride on the Petit Témis cycle path by taking the small shuttle ferry in Cabano, Témiscouata-sur-le-Lac and then the larger car ferry Le Corégone across Lake Témiscouata between Saint-Juste ...
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The crowing jewel of the Bas-Saint-Laurent, the St. Lawrence River is filled to the brim with natural beauty, recreational activities, and culinary, cultural and historic discoveries. Let it charm you as you enjoy breathtaking views, listen to the sound ...
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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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