Quebec Whale Watching Boat Trip

Discover the marine wildlife along the Canadian coast with this whale watching boat excursion departing from Tadoussac, offering an extraordinary experience in Quebec.

Whale Watching Boat Excursion

At your chosen time, we will embark from the Tadoussac pier to look for the cetaceans that call this region of Canada home.

Our journey will take us on a comfortable vessel navigating the confluence of the Saguenay and St. Lawrence Rivers. This part of Quebec features the Saguenay-Saint-Laurent Marine National Park, known for hosting one of the largest whale populations in Canada.

Throughout the voyage, an experienced guide will share valuable insights about the marine life we might encounter. The whales prevalent in this area exhibit distinctive characteristics in size and coloration, which we'll learn to identify as we explore.

You will have the opportunity to capture images of the whales in their natural environment from the boat’s observation deck. We will maintain a safe distance from these majestic creatures, allowing you to take stunning photographs while respecting their habitat.

Our three-hour adventure will culminate with our return to the departure pier.

Important: Boat Ticket Collection Point

One hour before departure, please retrieve your boat tickets at the following location in Tadoussac: Rue des Pionniers, 177. After collecting your tickets, you can either drive or walk (a 20-minute stroll) to the port of Tadoussac. Ensure your arrival at the dock is at least 30 minutes prior to your scheduled departure.

Optional Zodiac Ride

If you prefer an alternative experience, consider booking the zodiac ride that also includes whale watching.

Please note

The Tadoussac coastline ranks among the prime locations in Canada for spotting whales, dolphins, and other marine mammals. Nevertheless, wildlife sightings can be unpredictable. The number of whales, dolphins, and other sea life you may observe will vary based on several factors, including weather conditions and the respective breeding and calving seasons of the species involved.