Boat trips · SIGHTSEEING CRUISES IN CANADA
Good sightseeing cruises in Canada fill up weeks ahead and the calm mornings go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Québec City’s 90-minute guided river cruise, with Château Frontenac views, Montmorency Falls, bilingual commentary, and practical tips.
“Plenty of seating inside and outside. The guide was very informative. On a beautiful day, it is a great activity.”
See Toronto’s skyline and islands on a one-hour narrated harbor cruise with photo stops, local stories, and excellent waterfront views.
“Very enjoyable views on the Toronto skyline and islands. The small boat was so enjoyable. As we cruised past thr larger tour boats , people were standing and looked crowded. We all had lovely seats on a boat similar in size to a water taxi. Also blessed with perfect weather”
Montréal river cruise review with Old Port views, bilingual commentary, onboard bar, practical tips, pricing, accessibility, and value advice.
“It was the highlight of our trip that week. The weather was great, the guide was knowledgeable and very friendly. Great amenities on board and everyone enjoyed themselves. We highly recommend this sightseeing endeavour. A 5 star experience”
See Montreal from the St. Lawrence on a bilingual Old Port cruise with views of Habitat 67, the Clock Tower, and Jacques Cartier Bridge.
“A wonderful cruise with great views of the city of Montreal, and a great tour guide to explain everything we were seeing.”
River hour, cave run, whale ground or a deck with lunch on it.
