• Old Port of Montreal - This is the starting point of the journey. Guests are requested to arrive 20 minutes early to check in and prepare for the boat trip.
• Montreal Clock Tower - The first stop is just outside the marina. Discover the historical importance of the Clock Tower, which honors the sailors who served in World War I and World War II.
• Pont Jacques-Cartier - Experience sailing beneath the impressive Jacques-Cartier Bridge.
• La Ronde - As the tour passes around St-Helen’s Island, catch a glimpse of Montreal’s Six Flags amusement park. The Olympic Stadium is also visible from a distance.
• Biosphere - The next stop is situated between two islands. To the right is the American Pavilion from Expo 67, and to the left is Circuit Gilles Villeneuve.
• Victoria Bridge - The Victoria Bridge is an unmissable sight. Constructed between 1854 and 1859, it plays a significant role in the city’s history.
• Champlain - The Champlain Bridge is a highlight of the tour. It is one of the largest infrastructure projects in North America. Sail between its massive pillars.
• Habitat 67 - Enjoy the stunning city skyline on the return journey, with the final stop at Habitat 67, an architectural marvel.
• Lachine Rapids - During the tour, there will be a pause near the Lachine Rapids, one of the largest and most powerful rapids in North America. This section of the St. Lawrence River has been integral to Montréal’s history for centuries. It served as a crucial route for First Nations long before European arrival, and later for notable French explorers, including Samuel de Champlain.

Today, the rapids are also a vibrant natural habitat. Watch for seabirds, herons, cormorants, and birds of prey that hunt along the river, as well as fish species attracted to the swift currents. With its dramatic scenery, rich history, and abundant wildlife, this stop provides a unique and unforgettable view of Montréal’s river heritage.

• Life Jacket

This 50-minute Panorama Sightseeing Tour offers a unique view of Montréal from the St. Lawrence River. Sail past landmarks like the Victoria Bridge, the Biosphere, and the St-Lambert Locks before arriving at the Lachine Rapids, one of North America’s largest rapids. This impressive river section was first encountered by early explorers, including Samuel de Champlain, who named it Sault Saint-Louis and understood its significance long before the construction of canals. Our company is the only one that takes guests this close to the rapids, where you can also observe river wildlife such as herons, cormorants, and other waterbirds in their natural environment.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.