Whale watching cruises, excursions and observation

Grand nature experiences

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With a network of many partners in OrganisAction - Quebec Off beaten path! offers a wide range of activities packaged or customized. Full of activity are available to live in Quebec four seasons! Come discover yours!

Whales and zodiacs 

An experience...to take your breath away!

Croisières AML takes you to the Saguenay-St.Lawrence Marine Park, the most beautiful whale observation site in the world.                                                     

Come aboard and live a unique experience with our experienced captains and reputable naturalist guides who will acquaint you with the world's largest marine mammals.                                                                                         Weather you are on a zodiac for an action-packed cruise or aboard a large comfortable boat, an amazing expedition awaits you.                                             

From May to the end of October, Croisières AML offers 2 to 3-hour cruises from  Baie-Sainte-Catherine, Tadoussac or Riviere-du-Loup, as well as breathtaking discovery cruises of the Saguanay Fjord.  

A member of the Eco-Whale Alliance. 

Whale-Watching Cruise in Forillon National Park

Come and discover one of Québec’s hidden treasures with Croisières Baie-de-Gaspé: the whales in Forillon National Park.

Enjoy an unforgettable whale-watching cruise aboard the Narval III. A professional bilingual interpreter guide will accompany you during this excursion of approximately 2h30 to tell you more about the various species of whales you will encounter. As many as seven different species can be observed, including blue, fin, humpback and minke whales. Forillon is a particularly good place to see the spectacular humpback whale.

From June 9 to October 10, 2019.

Ultimate ecotouristic destination 

The Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles is the perfect place to enjoy the great outdoors. A unique attraction, this protected wildlife area is the largest in the metropolitan region. What could be more exciting than watching the animal world in its natural habitat?

Admire the flora of the many marshes, islands and shores of this oasis. You can rent a canoe, kayak, rabaska, pedal boat or rowboat. Stroll through the islands of the important Sainte-Rose archipelago and hike the many hiking trails.

Climb aboard the Blue Heron in the company of a naturalist and interpreter guide for a historical and ecological one-and-a-half hour cruise. The site is just as popular in winter with cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, sliding, skating and ice fishing. The redevelopment work in the reception area on the banks of the Garrot River is worthy of note; a project that represents a total investment of $10.7 million.