Whale watching by Zodiac

Travel reviews
4.4 / 5 - 783 reviews

Description

Duration : 2 hours
Schedule : Daily departures
Season : June 14th to October 13th
Departing from : Croisières Escoumins wharf, Les Escoumins

Escape the crowds with this authentic whale watching tour in the middle of the St. Lawrence River. Climb aboard a Zodiac in Les Escoumins, 30 minutes from Tadoussac.

Admire the different species of whales that are seasonal visitors to the St. Lawrence, as well as the only one that stays all year round, the beluga whale.

You will also discover three species of seals that frequent these waters. You will be accompanied by a biologist guide, who will be happy to share their passion and knowledge of these marine mammals.

Rates

Season Adult 5 to 12 yrs old 3 to 4 yrs old 0 to 2 yrs old
Season (2025) 57 42 0 are not accepted

* The price includes a 2-hour cruise aboard a 12, 24 or 48 passenger zodiac, isothermal clothing, the service of a guide and taxes.
* To be accepted on board, children must weigh at least 10 kg, even if they are 3 and over.
* Children must be accompanied by an adult.
* This activity is prohibited for pregnant women and not recommended for anyone with back, joint or autonomy problems.
* Possibility to leave from the Tadoussac wharf, upon request.

Location

35, rue des Pilotes, Les Escoumins, (QC)

Travel reviews

Travel reviews

4.4 / 5 according to 783 reviews
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Breathtaking!

Marc Schuman Thursday August 31, 2023

whale watching

Sandi Armitage Wednesday October 9, 2019

Whale watching tour was to leave from Les Escoumins rather than in Tadoussac where we were staying - we decided not to go as it meant driving the same road ( about 30 minutes each way) 2 extra times

worth the time to see up close

Laura Dyson Monday August 12, 2019

Be sure to ask for help if you do not speak French as it seems to be assumed that you speak French unless noted. The guides spent time making sure we heard all the information once we asked. This is not the best trip for small children as most of them on the boat cried much of the time.

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