CROISIÈRES AML
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Croisières AML offers a memorable whale-watching experience in the heart of the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park.
This family-run company is the only one to offer you the choice between a Zodiac adventure and a comfortable cruise aboard a boat designed for whale watching. Accompanied by a naturalist-guide, each cruise to the heart of the world's best whale-watching site is a memorable experience. Visit the website for details of cruises and packages with other attractions, such as black bear watching. Croisières AML also offers cruises elsewhere in the province.
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Opening time and information on CROISIÈRES AML
May to October. See website for times and prices.
Message from Management
Croisières AML is a family-run business established in Quebec 50 years ago. It is Canada's largest cruise-excursion company, with 25 ships operating in 10 ports in Quebec. In addition, it employs a team of 750 people in high season, providing quality service to more than 600,000 passengers a year.
All the ships in the AML fleet are safe, inspected and certified by Transport Canada. In addition, our crews are fully certified by Transport Canada and Transport Québec.
86 cruises offered.
Numerous packages available (including cruises and accommodations). Catering available according to offer.
Departure points: Ports of Montreal, Quebec City, Tadoussac, Sainte-Anne de Beaupré (Quebec City area), Lévis and several departure points in the Charlevoix and Chaudière-Appalaches regions (please inquire for exact departure points).
Our offers and services
Whale-watching cruise on observation boat in Tadoussac
From 2024-05-11 at 2024-11-03
An extraordinary experience!
Opt for a simple and safe nature experience aboard a Croisières AML boat. Our bilingual nature guides will teach you all about the giants of the sea and the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park.
Come and visit the best whale-watching site in the world!
-Meet whales, the most majestic creatures on the planet
-Exceptional panoramic view
-Discover the most beautiful whale-watching site in the world
-Interpretation by a naturalist-guide
-Eco-responsible whale watching in compliance with Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park regulations
-Whale guarantee
2h30 Zodiac Expedition whale watching cruise in Tadoussac
From 2024-05-04 at 2024-11-03
Come and enjoy a breathtaking experience at the heart of the world's best whale-watching site! Come aboard our Zodiacs and meet the giants of the sea on this unique 2.5-hour expedition.
Guided cruise in Montreal
From 2024-05-11 at 2024-10-27
A guided cruise on the St. Lawrence River is a must when visiting Montreal! Discover Quebec's metropolis from the river, and pull up anchor for a fascinating guided cruise, accompanied by our guide and his unique anecdotes on the city's history and culture.
Guided cruise in Quebec City
From 2024-05-11 at 2024-11-03
Discover Quebec City from the river and pull up anchor for an unmissable guided cruise on the St. Lawrence! Sail from Old Quebec to the Montmorency Falls, passing by Île d'Orléans and enjoying a breathtaking view of the Château Frontenac.
Cruise and visit to Grosse-Île in Chaudière-Appalaches
From 2024-05-09 at 2024-10-13
Long off-limits, Grosse-Île now unveils its mysteries! Just 35 minutes from Quebec City, visit what was once a human quarantine station for epidemics, and a transit point for tens of thousands of immigrants between 1832 and 1937, accompanied by Parks Canada guides.
Dinner cruise in Montreal or Quebec City
From 2024-05-18 at 2024-11-09
Enjoy a tasty menu while admiring the magnificent panorama of Montreal or Quebec City! Enjoy a unique experience as the metropolis, the Jacques-Cartier Bridge and the Pont de Québec light up before your eyes!
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Members' reviews on CROISIÈRES AML
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Par contre je trouvais le bateau un peu bondé, ce qui rend difficile l'observation, même si nous sommes du bon côté du bateau au bon moment.