Quebec Whale Watching Boat Trip

Whale Watching Boat Trip

At the time of your choice, we'll set sail from the Tadoussac pier in search of the cetaceans that inhabit this part of Canada.

We'll sail in a comfortable boat along the confluence of the Saguenay and St. Lawrence Rivers. This area of the province of Quebec is home to the Saguenay-Saint-Laurent Marine National Park, which is home to one of Canada's largest whale colonies.

During the trip, a nature guide will tell you all about the sea animals that we'll see during the tour. The Canadian whales that inhabit this area of the country are characterised by certain features of size and skin tone that we'll learn to distinguish as we sail.

You'll also be able to photograph the whales in their natural habitat from the panoramic deck of the boat. We'll maintain a safe distance from these mammals so that you'll be able to take beautiful snapshots of the animals without disturbing their ecosystem.

Finally, we'll conclude this three-hour trip by returning to the departure pier.

Important: Boat Ticket Collection Point

One hour before departure, you must collect your boat tickets at the following point in Tadoussac: Rue des Pionniers, 177. From there, once you have collected your tickets, you'll have to go by car or on foot (it's a 20-minute walk) to the port of Tadoussac. You should arrive at this quay at least 30 minutes before the departure time of your boat.

Ride on a Zodiac

If you prefer, you can book this zodiac ride with whale watching.

Please note

The Tadoussac coast is one of the best places in Canada to see whales, dolphins and other sea animals of the same family. However, the animals are unpredictable. The number of whales, dolphins and marine wildlife you'll see depends on various factors such as the weather and the breeding and calving seasons of the different species.