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For over 300 years, pilots used to help navigators so they could reach their destination. For a long time, pilots could also count of lighthouse keepers.

Discover Montreal, our metropolis rich in entertainment for everybody.

If you are amazed by the beauty of whale pictures in books and on postcards, you should understand that it is the result of long hours spent observing and waiting for the right moment to immortalize these iconic marine mammals. Taking a good picture of whales is a challenge. You will need to prepare yourself upstream and follow these tips if you wish to capture these fast moments.

Are you planning a whale watching cruise for this summer and wondering what type of embarcation to choose, board a Zodiac or a boat?  Here is a list of characteristics for each option so you can choose the perfect cruise.

The St. Lawrence River has shaped the province of Quebec in many ways. It first served as a gateway for the early explorers of New France, it is now Canada's most important commercial route and waterway. The river and its natural beauty shaped Quebec’s landscape.

A pioneer in the cruise-excursion market in the Province of Quebec, the Hamel Family successfully transformed and diversified its services to offer passengers a unique experience aboard the Croisières AML vessels. Present in ten ports in the Province of Quebec and its seven regions, the family business is constantly renewing and innovating.

Whether you are with your lover, the family or friends, Quebec City is a must for the perfect getaway. With its culture, magnificent landscapes and authentic features, the National Capital charms its visitors, thanks to its urban features blending in perfectly with nature.

Here are ten facts you probably didn't know about the St. Lawrence River!

The Magdalen Islanders, with a livelihood mostly consisting of fishing and agriculture, have developed a gastronomy, specific to their region. Discover the diversity of creations and goods available, during your cruise of the Magdalen Islands aboard the CTMA Vacancier. Several businesses, as varied as they are unique, offer products that will delight you.

A few lucky passengers had the chance to see quite a show in the Saguenay St. Lawrence Marine Park! A group of humpback whales had fun around one of our Zodiacs for almost 20 minutes!

The Magdalen Islands archipelago has much to offer in terms of activities and culture but its flora and fauna makes it a truly unique destination in the province.

Located on the south shore of the St. Lawrence River, Rivière-du-Loup offers a beautiful combination of nature, outdoors, history and crafts. By car, bike or on foot, discover this city that has a great deal to offer. Here are 5 not-to-be-missed activities you can enjoy there!

Let me tell you about the excursion of a lifetime, the ultimate holiday for nature lovers. Prepare yourself for a breathtaking experience and let your imagination guide you on this cruise to Île d’Anticosti and the Basse-Côte-Nord.

Eager to arrive on the Islands but wondering how to make the most of your stay? Here is a guide and a few suggestions to assure that you appreciate the atmosphere of the Magdalen Islands to the fullest.  Discover a variety of essential activities you must do when the CTMA Vacancier arrives at the dock, in this legendary island.

The increase of traffic in the greater Montreal area is a cause of concern for road network users. Navettes Maritimes du Saint-Laurent offers an audacious solution to avoid traffic jams, with its alternative transportation system on the St. Lawrence River.

The Capitaines Lachance offer a real trip back in time with the cruises offered on Grosse-Île, which has long been off-limits. This island located in the middle of the St. Lawrence River is a historic and unique place where nature and history blend together.

Are you looking for a unique getaway in the Province of Quebec? Less than 35 minutes from Quebec City, come aboard this extraordinary cruise and let yourself be carried away by the charming beauty of the Isle-aux-Grues Archipelago.

In the St. Lawrence River, you can find thirteen different species of whales. Discover more about those magnificent creatures.