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Join us for a deep dive into the fascinating world of whale courtship! Impressive acrobatics, enchanting songs, frantic chases, and shoving matches: all these strategies are meant to ensure the survival of the species. Follow us into the captivating world of marine seduction!

Most of us know its impressive size, but what do you really know about the blue whale? Whether you’re preparing for your next whale watching cruise or simply want to learn more about this majestic mammal, here are 10 fascinating facts you probably didn’t know.

We all know the scenic drive between Québec City and Tadoussac, with its sweeping landscapes and charming villages. But have you ever considered making the journey by river instead? 

Many people are surprised to learn that there are penguins in the St. Lawrence River! But wait – we’re talking about a very special species: the razorbill, or little penguin. 

The St. Lawrence River is never completely deserted by cetaceans, even in the middle of winter—and the blue whale is no exception! 

Did you know? Belugas are in the St. Lawrence all year round!

You’re not dreaming, there are indeed penguins in the St. Lawrence River! Thousands of these birds from the eastern St. Lawrence come each year to brood on a small rocky island of the Isle-aux-Grues Archipelago.

Still haven't visited Tadoussac and the Charlevoix region? Take advantage of the Labor Day long weekend to meet the giants of the sea from the best whale-watching site in the world: the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park!

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?

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.