We did the 2.5 hour whale watching tour out of Tadoussac. Renaud, the guide, and the zodiac…read moreCaptain did a great job. We had a great trip and excellent sightings. Their boat is covered and an excellent choice given the variable weather in the area. A lot of good information was shared. Thanks so much for a great time!

Location: Zone 1 down in the marina. You need to pay for parking before you leave for your…read moreexcursion - everything is automated so you pay at the machine - it's $2/hour. The place: The floove, obviously! (où bien, sur le fleuve). The goods: This was my second time whale watching and I decided to try T-A. These guys have a covered zodiac with windows that open on both sides of the boat. There are 12 seats in total and in comparison with the other zodiac I was on, they're really comfortable! The zodiac is NOT heated so plan to dress warmly or you will freeze your arse off. For reference, I went on Thanksgiving weekend and wore: lined pants, hiking boots, breathable T-shirt, a light layer, a fleece, a North Face light puffer + a hat and gloves. Note: I don't suggest wearing a wide-legged pant because hey, guess what? That cold floovian air gets right up there! To conclude, listen to your fellow reviewers - dress warmly no matter the season and don't wear flip flops! In terms of whale watching, it was great. Our captain was the famous Simon, who is super friendly and very enthusiastic! In addition to having an apparent love for his job, he's got great taste in music and treated us to a few songs, notably Mrs. Robinson (when I say treat, I mean he bellowed them out from the top of his perch). Obviously, no one can guarantee whale sightings but on the day we went out, we certainly got our money's worth! Loads of seals, belugas, porpoises AND mama whales with their calves. If what Simon said was true, then we got to see the well-known Gaspar, her calf and their escort. Baby was feeling quite frolicky too! It truly was a magical morning! As a photographer, I appreciated that Simon gave us plenty of time to take photos and I think that he may have gone out of his way to chase whales for us - there were four of us with long lenses and he absolutely catered to our "needs." Price point: I think it was $85 + taxes and well worth it. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend these guys - unless you plan to book when I'm going and I can't get a spot. Then you should probably book with someone else ;-)

Ton of fun for adventure seekers! Guides were fluent in both French and English (though the…read moremajority of rafters were native French speakers). 6 to a raft plus a guide. The company provides a wetsuit (mandatory), water boots (I wore my own water socks underneath, which I recommend though not necessary), and an optional wetsuit jacket (I wore this despite the hot day for mosquito and sun protection). Short 15 min uncomfortable (no AC / crowded / loud) bus ride at the start and you are off! You raft back to the start as rivers don't loop around :-p Rapids were fun and scenery was gorgeous. I have been rafting on more intense rapids but this trip had extra thrills like swimming through a rapid and cliff jumping (plug your nose!) Our guide Felix was absolutely amazing. Spoke perfect French and English. Very kind, knowledgeable and fun. I will say if you are mosquito sensitive, I would recommend avoiding this area. The last portion we walked though the woods and despite wearing a 3inch thick wetsuit with only face and partial hands exposed, I got 2 large mosquito bites on my face. Lots of fun for thrill seekers, beautiful scenery and unique experience. Thanks Felix!

Our family of 5 did the easy family rafting for children 3+ years old. It was an affordable way to…read moreintroduce young children to rafting. Level 1 and under rapids only. The children found it exciting, parents found it safe. We went in July and they provided all of us with heavy duty wetsuits (even in July), neoprene boots, helmets, life jackets, paddles, the raft, and our own river guide. We stopped along the way for some board surfing and some body surfing in the rapids and then another stop for a snack of juice boxes and granola bars. Our young children were very happy.

So much fun. My mom and I kayaked around the islands with Yohann. He was very nice and we both…read morethought it was well worth the money!

From the owner: Excursion et voyage en kayak de mer, ski nordique et ski-raquetteread more

These folks moved our car from Chamberlain Lake to Allagash Village. Easy reservation, car was…read morepicked up promptly and moved without a problem. They did a great job because my car was not built for those roads! Be advised, they prefer you to have a full-size spare, in case the logging roads get tough!

From the owner: Guided Canoe Trips on the Allagash Wilderness Parking space for cars while making river trips canoe…read morerental transportation service cars driven to allagash from the starting point on allagash wilderness waterway

Kayaking and Paddleboarding on the St Lawrence river for all age groups. Located on the quai. A…read more20 minute walk from the town. Wetsuits, books and life jackets available. Instruction give. Prepare to come back exhausted but happy.

I went on a hike with a park rangers, Willem. He was really informative about what we were seeing…read more It is such a gorgeous place. There are great opportunities for hiking, kayaking and just sitting around a campfire. I've hiked a lot and it reminded me of hiking in Colorado. I only got to spend a day but I can't wait to go back and camp there.

Just gorgeous! A must visit when you are in Quebec. If you don't know where to start, go to the…read morevisitors center and ask one of their rangers. They were very helpful and there are clean bathrooms. There are many hikes to choose from and you must drive to the parking lots where the hike begins. Keep in mind the sunset time and how long each trek will take depending on your ability! Honestly, all the views here were magnificent. Definitely recommend to everyone!