MONTREAL
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The 10 most popular st lawrence river cruises in Montreal. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Cruise Montréal from the St. Lawrence River with a bilingual guide, landmark views from Old Port to the Biosphere and Olympic Park, plus a drink.
“The service all round was very attentive. The bar staff were very friendly and helpful. The guide was so knowledgeable and thoughtful with the children. We felt save on board and with the crew. And to top it off we had warmth and a blue sky, even in October 🧡”
A 1–1.5 hour St. Lawrence cruise from Old Montreal with a bilingual guide, smooth sailing, and top views like Habitat 67.
“My activity was quite pleasant and enjoyable. The service on the cruise was excellent and the staff was professional and friendly.”
Full-day Quebec City tour from Montreal with Montmorency Falls, Old Quebec landmarks, and a St. Lawrence cruise in season.
“Check the weather ie time of year. Was rather chilly and certain parts of the tour were not available.”
A 1.5-hour Montreal history cruise on the St. Lawrence with bilingual commentary, big skyline views, and an optional 4pm happy hour drink.
“If you book online, you’ll get an electronic voucher. That voucher will NOT get you on the cruise. You need to bring the voucher to the ticket office to get paper tickets.”
Le Bateau-Mouche Montreal cruise from Vieux-Port: scenic views of key landmarks, short and easy sightseeing with drinks and snacks for purchase.
“I am very disappointed with this trip. di st of all the instructions wasn’t clear. We didn’t know which boat to board. No instruction about we have to go to the window to get instructions. We got to the port and we had to ask people which boat to get on. We were only late…”
2.5-hour St. Lawrence brunch cruise in Montréal with a 3-course meal, skyline views, bilingual guide, and Jacques Cartier Bridge.
“We recently enjoyed a delightful brunch cruise along the St. Lawrence River, and it was an incredible experience for our family, including our one-year-old. The food was delicious, offering a variety of options that everyone enjoyed. Our waitress, Malie, made the experience even better with her friendly and attentive service. Traveling with a stroller can…”
Sunset dinner cruise in Montréal with a bistronomic meal, cocktail terraces, top city views, and a DJ-led dance party.
“I was there with family. I had a great time. The dinner was wonderful and we enjoyed the dancing afterwards. The scenery in the cruise isn't all that pretty. It was a lot of fun.”
A one-day trip from Montréal to Québec City with Montmorency Falls, Old Québec on foot, and a guided St. Lawrence River cruise.
“Yu is a great guide, very friendly and multilingual in Chinese, French and English. Quebec is worth visiting for cultural insights.”
Premium small-group Montreal driving tour plus Notre Dame and a St. Lawrence cruise in season, or La Grande Roue off-season.
“Overview of city, not always as posted. Positive-good driver, potentially good sites, support given to participant with limited mobility. Guide Bill was familiar with city but not so much of Oratory and St Andre Negative-billed as no more than six but we had 8, spent too much time driving through high end neighborhood and not…”
Montreal St. Lawrence gourmet dinner cruise with DJ dancing, 3- or 5-course meals, skyline views, and commentary. From $134.87
“Good food. Scenery on a drizzly evening gave us lifetime memories. It would have been perfect if music would have been provided for slow, romantic dancing.”
