BOOK TOUR
UPCOMING TOUR
After a visit to the basins of the Old Port, you will have the chance to enjoy the sound and light show of the International des Feux Loto-Québec. Pleasure and unforgettable moments await you.
The Petit Navire leaves Jacques-Cartier Pier and heads towards the west of the city, crossing on its way King-Edward Pier and the Grand Quai. It continues on its way, greeting the historic Lachine Canal, Silo #5 and Habitat 67.
Then, Le Petit Navire skirts the Cité-du-Havre Peninsula, before positioning itself in the Sainte-Marie Current. Facing the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, passengers will enjoy a breathtaking view, with a front row seat for the sound and light show of the International des feux Loto-Québec.
NOVEMBER 2024
My wife and I picked Le Petit Navire because we wanted to enjoy a quiet boat ride away from other tourists. The boat is small and doesn’t feel crowded at all. We got some beautiful pics. This was very enjoyable – easily one of the highlights of our trip.
OCTOBER 2024
This was the highlight of our visit to Montreal that day. The boat is small and does not feel crowded at all. It is electric and thus hardly make any loud noise when navigating. This is great because we could hear very clearly the captain and tour guide. They are very knowledgeable and funny as well.
JULY 2024
Such a fun experience during my first trip to Montreal! The tour guides and cashier were all so helpful and nice! The length and distance of the tour was perfect, making it just enough to see around and get in the water. The boat is small but very comfortable!
JULY 2024
Amazing experience to enjoy with family and friends! We loved it! I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to discover the history of canal Lachine and the Old port of Montreal!
AUGUST 2017
This tour was exactly what we wanted. Comfy open air boat with a ~45min boat ride around the harbour with an explanation of the history and great views of the city. Commentary was in french and english.
MAY 2023
This is the perfect family friendly tour presented in both French and English. It gives you a snapshot of Montreal’s history and interesting buildings in Old Port. 45 mins is the right amount of time. We loved it!
