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You want to learn more about the whales living in the St. Lawrence River? Here are six facts on whales that you probably don't know.

The St. Lawrence River is one of Quebec’s main attractions because of its grand beauty, rich history and impressive fauna and flora. Discover why it remains to this day an integral part of our everyday lives.

Quebec City is one of the most beautiful cities of the province. Let us take you through its every corner and learn why we consider it one of our jewels.

You haven't visited Tadoussac and the Charlevoix region yet? Benefit from our extended cruise-excursion season and meet the giants of the sea in the best observation site in the world: the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park!

The Gulf of the St. Lawrence River: the best whale watching site in the world. Why?

Trois-Rivières is a city like none other worth discovering. Let us show you why.

The Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park is one of the best spots to do whale watching as this location proves essential to their survival.

Isle-aux-Grues, a destination to discover during your next trip!

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.

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.

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

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 St. Lawrence River abounds with whales, thus making it an ideal observation site for marine mammals. Why do they settle there?

Since 2013, Croisières Lachance offers a cruise in the archipelago of Isle-aux-Grues, to observe the Alca torda.

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