Embark on an unforgettable cruise along the St. Lawrence River, departing from the historic Old Port of Montréal. Glide past iconic landmarks like the Biosphere, Jacques Cartier Bridge, and the Olympic Stadium, while our expert guide shares fascinating insights about the city’s history and culture. A must-do when visiting Montréal!
Board in Old Montréal, one of the city’s most picturesque districts, known for its European charm and nearly 400-year history.
The 1.5-hour cruise heads east, passing the Old Port, Île Sainte-Hélène, and the Biosphere. It then cruises by the Olympic Stadium and Îles de Boucherville before returning, offering stunning city views.
Enjoy panoramic vistas from our outdoor decks and admire Montréal’s rich history along the water. An expert bilingual guide will share stories about the city, with an audioguide available in eight languages.
Relax with a drink or snack from our onboard bar and bistro, serving local flavors and a selection of beverages.
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes
Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes<br/>One drink of your choice: One drink for 13+
A choice of : a summer cocktail drink or local beer or soda or juice or water.
Subject to availability
Explore 22 miles (35 km) of the historic St Lawrence River. Aboard your boat, the AML Cavalier Maxim, take advantage of the sunny terraces and relax while admiring the city, or enjoy the panoramic views from the glassed-in dining room. You'll see the city from a completely new angle.
The snack bar on board offers food and drinks including sandwiches, salads, cookies, muffins and juice to enjoy on one of the sunny decks. Or you can liven up the party with a refreshing Captain's cocktail! All food and drink purchases are at your own expense.
See the famous Old Port of Montreal
Explore 22 miles (35 km) of the historic St Lawrence River including the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, the shoreline and the islands of Boucherville.
Explore 22 miles (35 km) of the historic St Lawrence River including the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, the shoreline and the islands of Boucherville.
Sail near the shore of La Ronde
See the iconic Biosphere on the Ile Ste-Helene
See the home of the 1976 Summer Olympics.
See the Boucherville Islands from the river
Parking may be limited and traffic heavy. We recommend using public transport or arriving early. Please present yourself 30 minutes before the departure in front of the Croisieres AML ticket office on the dock; to pick up your physical ticket (required for boarding). Boats leave on time.
Prior to boarding, head to the Croisières AML ticket booth to pick up your physical ticket (required for boarding); 30 minutes before the cruise. For parking, the Grand Quay’s paid lot can accommodate up to 250 vehicles, with designated spaces for individuals with reduced mobility, bicycle parking, and electric charging stations. Other paid parking lots are also available nearby; see the Old Port of Montréal website for information: https://www.oldportofmontreal.com
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