Whale Watching Cruise and Fjord (Tadoussac)

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Experience a journey through the majestic Saguenay Fjord and encounter 13 species of marine mammals aboard a boat specially designed for whale watching.

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Why go

Just a few hours' drive from Quebec City, Tadoussac offers you an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Saguenay Fjord, where whales join your adventure. Let yourself be amazed by the natural beauty of this iconic region of Quebec.

What to do

Kayak or canoe: Glide on the waters of the fjord for a total immersion in this grand landscape. You can paddle at your own pace and enjoy breathtaking views of the cliffs and surrounding wildlife.
Stand-up paddleboarding: Explore the shores of the fjord on a stand-up paddleboard, a calm and zen way to discover this unique natural environment.
Boat cruise: Board a cruise specially designed for whale watching, where you will have the chance to meet 13 species of marine mammals in their natural habitat.
Wildlife observation: Listen and keep your eyes peeled for animals inhabiting this region, from birds to seals, not to mention the majestic whales.
Hiking: Enjoy the surrounding trails for a hike that will offer you stunning panoramas of the fjord.

Nearby

After a day of exploration, relax on the shores of the fjord, where you can picnic while admiring the scenery or simply enjoy the tranquility of the area.

Getting there

Tadoussac is about a 2.5-hour drive from Quebec City, making it a perfect getaway for a day or a weekend.

Good to know

Don't forget to bring appropriate clothing for the weather, even in summer, as temperatures can be cool on the water. Also consider bringing binoculars for close wildlife observation and a camera to capture these unique moments.

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