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Just 35 minutes from Quebec City, experience a unique adventure in nature as you discover the charming little penguins. An unforgettable cruise awaits you on the river, where wildlife and stunning landscapes come together.
Board the Vent des Îles for a guided and narrated cruise, where you can observe the fascinating Alca Torda in their natural habitat. You can also enjoy kayaking and canoeing to explore the surrounding waters at your own pace. For paddleboard enthusiasts, glide across the river and admire the scenery as you paddle peacefully.
After your cruise, unwind along the riverbanks for a picnic with family or friends. The surrounding green spaces provide the perfect setting to recharge and enjoy nature.
From Quebec City, head towards Berthier-sur-mer, which should take about 35 minutes. Easy access to a memorable adventure!
Be sure to check the cruise schedules, as they are only available for a limited time. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture these unique moments with the little penguins!
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