Conducts 3-hour cruises along the Saguenay Fjord, with commentary from naturalists on board. Whale-watching in season. Includes rates, schedules and accommodation suggestions.

Provides cruises along the St. Lawrence River, from Montreal to the Gulf. Profiles its ships and includes information about custom packages and cruises for students.

Conducts cruise tours along the St. Lawrence River, and offers boat charters. Includes tour descriptions and fees.

Maritime excursions for whale watching and observation of other mammals in the Parc Marin du Saguenay - Saint-Laurent. Fees, tour descriptions, and facts about some of the animals.

These members, fairs, festivals and events, represent numerous gatherings that reflect Québec's unique features and regional distinctiveness.

Provides whale watching cruises and excursions on the St-Lawrence River from Quebec City to Tadoussac. Includes maps, pictures and chartering information.

One of Canada's last remaining authentic steam powered trains (built in 1907). Has a half day 64 km journey from Hull to the picturesque village of Wakefield.

Located in Riviere-du-Loup, the largest collection of bells in North America, (which range in size from 75 pounds to 2.5 tons) is open to the public from May to October.

A 3-deck ship with 2 heated and fully equipped cabins to seat up to 200 dinner guests each. Departures are available from more than 10 ports along the St. Lawrence. Includes schedules and a virtual tour of the ship.

Located in Cap-de-la-Madeleine, the shrine is visited by half a million people per year, making it the most important place of pilgrimage dedicated to the Virgin Mary in the country.

A full day of activities for the whole family. Information on eighty animal species, the rides, the Magic Creek, shows, and shopping and restaurants. [English and French]

Discover the Huron-Wendat nation, past and present, through guided tours of the historic village and chapel or animated work-shops to make a traditional native object. English/French