I took advantage of the Passport Montreal free tickets on this sightseeing daytime cruise. The…read morecruise office is located on the Pier Jacques Cartier very close to the tourist attractions around the Place Jacques Cartier. If you like boat cruises and tours I highly recommend it. Our tour guide was fantastic and I was amazed at how quickly she switched back and forth from French to English. She gave stories and history of the sights along the riverbanks that fascinated us. It was a hot day so we enjoyed the bottled water on the snack menu. There is no need to get up from your table as the staff brings everything to you. It was a really pleasant way to learn a little about the history of Montreal and see some attractions and sights from the St Lawrence River. If you get the Montreal Passport-or just want a nice overview it's a great option.

went on a Sunday there was a party with so much noice it wasn't not calm at all I didn't like this…read moreexperience food wasn't good and also expensive and its not worth it i dont recommaned it

A beautiful experience. Highly recommended. We've seen many options for kayaking but this one is…read moreunique. You could spend an hour or five. We went with 4 kids under 10. It's safe and beautiful. It feels like sitting in a post card. The views are unbelievable. Surreal. You can hop on the tiny islands for a little break and enjoy the sound of water and soft wind. We went in August. They say May is even a better time as the water level is higher and you can kayak on top of the trees.

Oh boy oh boy ! We had such a great time ! We were a pretty big group and some were nervous. Our…read moreguide was very sweet and made us feel right at home. We would 100% do it again

Great way to experience Montreal! Prepare for several hours (we were there 12:30 - 3:30) of fun…read more The activity seemed to be popular for all groups - families, tourists, bachelor parties - and the company did a great job separating groups accordingly. While the rapids were pretty intense, there were enough breaks in-between for beginners. The activity was a work-out, but not overly rigorous. You had the chance to paddle together and work together as a team, were directed by experienced staff, and had several moments where you went right into the rapids. There was also some down time for relaxing and jumping into the water. The staff was fantastic! They were friendly, provided the background and history, gave great instructions, and all had a wonderful sense of humor. They were able to explain in both French and English and really made the experience memorable. We'd highly recommend as this was the highlight of our visit.

We signed up with a group of friends to go kayaking as a 50$ package offered to beginners with a…read moreshort trip and to catch the fireworks from the water. When we arrived, we signed a waiver, were given a life jacket, a glow stick, paddle and huddled outside for a briefing. An overview of the evening was given and minimal instruction was presented although few raised their hands when asked if anybody hasn't been on a kayak before. Once we got onto our kayaks, we were told to follow the instructor who was leading on a paddle board. The pace was slow and I found it frustrating as I would have preferred if we were told destination or meeting points. After a brief circle near the dock off the Esplanade de Nord park on Nuns Island, we were tied up to watch the fireworks and avoid battling the currents. A radio allowed us to listen in on the fireworks show, and a glass of red wine was offered. The show was great but I believe we were way too far to fully enjoy the show. Once over, we were untied which took a while, and headed back to the dock where we hoisted ourselves out and were asked to pull our kayaks up to the office. Overall, the evening was just okay mostly cause it was nice to have the opportunity to kayak on the Fleuve St/Laurent but I found for the price you paid, you didn't get enough time to actually paddle and the fireworks were way too far to fully enjoy.

I LOVE KAYAKING! I had never kayaked in Montreal, and thanks to KSF now I can!You kayak at…read moreSt-Laurent, and its so nice there. It's an amazing view, and the water isn't that cold either. We went there at like 7pmish which I thought it was late, but watching the sunset was just amazing. It's really relaxing, and even if you do not know kayaking its really easy to learn! The KSF guy is very helpful, and he teaches you briefly how to kayak, and tells you where to go and not go. It's for sure an awesome experience, and I would suggest to everyone! Go try it out and enjoy your view!

Our guide Frank was awesome.. really energetic and really kind!…read more The overall manager could have been a little more organized and polite, but other than that, it was a great time!

Great guide. The rapids around class 3 so it was great fun. Just wish they were a little more…read moreorganized, there were a lot of sitting and waiting.

During covid-19, water equipment rental not available and playground section is surrounded by tall…read moremetal fences. There is a hand washing station before going into the play area and watched by 2 people. We went for an evening picnic with friends by the water. Parc is very well maintained with beautiful flowers and decoration and can still see some of the farm animals.

My friend and I came here to ice skate. The skating area was quite vast and on a frozen lake. There…read morewas music playing, a maple syrup shack, and a fire pit. Food is available in the main building and entrance is free! I read in some reviews that there was paid parking, but I didn't see that. We parked for free. What a great place!

I loved renting a boat on the lachine canal ! We had the best time and even tho it only…read moreGoes 2 km pre hours lol we had a great time and would go back

This is a 6.6km trail for biking and running. It loops around the Lachine canal that runs through…read moreMontreal. There are many seating areas along the trail. There is bike shop at the trail head that you can rent a bike from. The trail is well maintained with a number of people on it. Not sure if it's well lit late in the evening and night as I did this loop in the afternoon.

Covid warning - very few people here seem to be observing social distancing rules nor are they…read morewearing masks. The riverside parks and Verdun and LaSalle have been packed solid the past few days because of the warm weather. Runners, joggers, bikers, strollers, families doing BBQ and picnics, kids, couples, guys hanging out downing a couple of brewskis together, they've all been here in droves. I've seen very, very few people keeping the social distance rules or wearing the required masks. I don't think people seem to understand the gravity of this pandemic and are just treating the warm days as some kind of vacation holiday. I don't mean to be a killjoy but Quebec is the epicentre of the Canadian pandemic. Think about it, People.

Best place to go and relax. I've been coming here for years and I wouldn't go anywhere else…read more There's lots of places in the park that are Packed with people but there's a few spots that you can actually get peace and quiet. Weekends are madness so come early afternoon during the week for picnic or just to think. Love this park