Quebec Whale Watching Boat Trip

Come and see the marine wildlife off the Canadian coast on this whale watching boat trip from Tadoussac, an unforgettable experience in the province of Quebec!

Whale Watching Boat Trip

We'll set sail at your chosen time from the Tadoussac pier to search for cetaceans in this region of Canada. The journey will take place on a comfortable boat along the confluence of the Saguenay and St. Lawrence Rivers, within the Saguenay-Saint-Laurent Marine National Park, which hosts one of Canada's largest whale colonies.

A nature guide will provide information about the sea animals observed during the tour. You will learn to identify the characteristics of the Canadian whales in the area.

Photography opportunities will be available from the panoramic deck while maintaining a safe distance from the whales to avoid disturbing their ecosystem. This three-hour trip will conclude with a return to the departure pier.

Important: Boat Ticket Collection Point

One hour before departure, collect your boat tickets at Rue des Pionniers, 177 in Tadoussac. After ticket collection, proceed by car or on foot (20-minute walk) to the port of Tadoussac. Arrive at the quay at least 30 minutes before the scheduled departure time.

Ride on a Zodiac

If you prefer, you can book a zodiac ride for whale watching.

Please note

The Tadoussac coast is a prime location in Canada for observing whales, dolphins, and other marine animals. However, sightings depend on various factors, including weather and the breeding and calving seasons of different species.