Cruise from Montreal to Quebec City

Treat yourself to an unforgettable getaway aboard the AML Cavalier Maxim. Departing from Old Montreal, let the majestic St. Lawrence carry you all the way to Quebec City aboard an immersive cruise combining spectacular scenery, fine dining and entertainment.

Your Day At A Glance

6:30 a.m.: Boarding and classic brunch served on board the AML Cavalier Maxim

7:30 a.m.: Cruise departure

Morning: Conference A River on Alert: The Battle of the St. Lawrence and game The Price Is Right, St. Lawrence edition

Noon: Three-course bistronomic lunch

Afternoon: Rosemont Quebec spirits tasting and conference Village Wharves: Places of Gathering and Memory

5:00 p.m.: Arrival in the heart of Old Quebec and free time to enjoy dinner and explore the city

8:00 p.m.: Return to Montreal aboard a luxury coach departing from Chouinard Wharf

What to Expect

• Onboard Guide: Throughout the journey, our expert guide shares the history, secrets and natural treasures that have shaped the St. Lawrence for centuries.

• Exceptional Scenery: From the Old Port of Montreal to the heart of Old Quebec, you'll discover some of the most beautiful landscapes along the St. Lawrence. Admire the Clock Tower, Jacques Cartier Bridge and the Boucherville Islands, cross majestic Lake Saint-Pierre and its UNESCO-designated biosphere reserve archipelago, sail beneath the Laviolette Bridge in Trois-Rivières, then take in the Quebec and Pierre-Laporte bridges before a grand arrival facing Château Frontenac.

• Classic Brunch and Three-Course Lunch: Start the day with a delicious plated brunch, then savor a carefully crafted three-course bistronomic lunch prepared by our executive chef.

• Activities: Entertainment and enrichment activities await throughout the cruise, making your journey as enjoyable as it is informative.

*Please note that the activities and the guide’s commentary will be conducted exclusively in French.

Would You Like to Extend Your Stay?

Choose an exclusive package with Voyages AML, including transportation back to Montreal the following morning.