Duration: 2 hours or 2h30 depending on schedules and seasons
Time: 8:00 a.m., 10:15 a.m., 1:30 p.m. and/or 4:30 p.m. depending on the season
Season: May to November
Departure from: Tadoussac Wharf
The must-see whale watching safari in the heart of the St. Lawrence River.
Admire the different species of cetaceans that visit the St. Lawrence seasonally and the only species that resides there year-round, the beluga.
Accompanied by a biologist guide who will share their passion for these marine mammals, also discover three species of seals that are regularly observed here.
(Translated by Google)
(Translated by Google) Support by a very competent and cheerful person
(Translated by Google) Despite the fog, the zodiac commander succeeded in letting us enjoy the whale show. He gave excellent advice and was a source of information.
(Translated by Google) Unfortunately, we didn't see any large whales, but the experience remains very pleasant. Take your camera with a large zoom. The zodiac team is friendly, passionate, and shares a lot of interesting information.
(Translated by Google) despite the negative opinions heard for this period, we saw quantities of seals, rorquals and humpback whales in abundance, the guide was even stunned, more seen that day than in high season, by zodiac account of 36 people and again disappointed because the observation is thwarted...
By continuing to browse this site, you accept cookies. Change the settings.