Blog and News

In collaboration with Parks Canada, Croisières AML is pleased to announce that until July 20, children aged 12 and under can enjoy a free cruise and visit to Grosse-Île. 

The popularity of river shuttles is not slowing down: the number of 153,077 crossings was reached on the routes linking Old Montréal to Longueuil and Île-Ste-Hélène in 2024, a record since the integration of these routes in 2022.

Croisières AML is proud to announce having obtained the Biosphere certification, a globally recognized sustainable development certification. For over 25 years, the Biosphere program has helped destinations, businesses and organizations define, organize and make visible their sustainable development goals.

Each year on March 8^th, International Women’s Rights Day is a commemorative day promoting women’s rights and their achievements. It is also an opportunity to remember the ongoing challenges and to continue the fight for a more inclusive future.

Meet Amélie Séguin, the current captain and director of operations for Eastern Quebec at Croisières AML. Her career journey is nothing short of impressive!

Colors are back on the St. Lawrence River shores! To marvel at their beauty from the river, AML Cruises offers you a trip bewteen Quebec City and Saint-Anne-de-Beaupré aboard a river shuttle.

Are you familiar with the AML Cavalier Maxim? The ship that boards thousands of passengers every summer in Montreal. A long journey, starting on the other side of the Atlantic Ocean, is part of this ship's history ever since its construction. Here are the highlights.

If you recently browsed the AML Cruises website, you probably noticed our vacation-package offers, including tourist attractions in the Quebec City, Montreal, Laval, Chaudière-Appalaches, North Shore, Charlevoix and Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean regions.

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.