Montreal Boat Safari: Nature & City Views - 3-Hour Tour
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Overview
Experience Montreal like never before on the 3h Boat Safari - Montreal’s Nature and Iconic Attractions Tour! This unique tour blends the tranquility of nature with the excitement of city sightseeing. Explore the hidden gems and natural beauty of the St. Lawrence River, venturing beyond typical tourist spots.
What to Expect: Cruise through wildlife-rich areas near Parc des Îles de Boucherville, keeping an eye out for deer, beavers, herons, and ducks in their natural habitat. Then, journey towards iconic city landmarks like Habitat 67, the Biosphere, and the Jacques-Cartier Bridge. You'll even get a unique water-level perspective of La Ronde and Saint Helen's Island! Optional swimming is available on warm days, and you're welcome to bring your own picnic and drinks for a personalized experience.
This tour includes GST (Goods and Services Tax) and onboard restrooms, ensuring a comfortable experience. Lunch is not included, allowing you the flexibility to bring your own refreshments. Discover Montreal's blend of nature and urban attractions on this memorable boat safari.

Highlights
See Wildlife Up Close: Spot deer, beavers, herons, and ducks in their natural habitat along the St. Lawrence River.
Explore Nature and City: Experience the peaceful islands of Boucherville and the historic sites of Old Montreal.
Small-Group Adventure: Enjoy a more personal and immersive experience compared to large tour boats.
Iconic Landmarks from the Water: Sail past Habitat 67, the Biosphere, Jacques-Cartier Bridge, and La Ronde.
Bring Your Own Refreshments: Enjoy your favorite drinks, picnic and snacks for a relaxing and personalized experience.
Optional Swimming: Take a refreshing dip in the river on warm days for an added adventure.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers enjoyed the tour's personalized feel, friendly guides, and unique views of both nature and city sights. A small number of tours get canceled due to low booking numbers.

Customers loved the friendly guides who spoke both French and English.
Many enjoyed the personal feel of the small boat.
Visitors liked getting into natural areas and seeing the sights of Montreal from the water.
The small boat and number of passengers created a much more personal experience than the bigger 'tourist' boats.
Some trips get canceled if not enough people book.
One customer's trip was canceled.
The Journey
Parc des Îles de Boucherville
Escape the urban hustle and discover Parc des Îles de Boucherville, a sprawling archipelago just a stone's throw from Montreal. This natural haven offers a serene boat safari experience, immersing you in a world of lush landscapes and thriving wildlife. Glide through tranquil waters, spot white-tailed deer, beavers, and diverse bird species like great blue herons and osprey. Enjoy a unique perspective of Montreal's skyline while surrounded by nature's beauty. On warmer days, indulge in a refreshing swim in the St. Lawrence River. This park provides a vital green space for Montrealers and a chance to reconnect with nature.
Saint Helen's Island
Discover Saint Helen's Island, a captivating destination in the heart of the St. Lawrence River, seamlessly blending nature, history, and stunning views of Montreal. Originally fortified for defense, the island now offers a diverse range of attractions. Capture unparalleled panoramic views of Old Montreal, the downtown skyline, and Mount Royal. Admire the iconic Biosphere, a symbol of environmental awareness from Expo 67. Experience the thrill of La Ronde amusement park. Conclude your visit with a breathtaking view of the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, one of Montreal's most iconic landmarks, especially magnificent at sunset. Saint Helen's Island delivers unforgettable moments.
Know Before You Go
This 3-hour boat safari includes GST (Goods and Services Tax) and access to a restroom on board. Lunch is not included, so you're welcome to bring your own picnic and beverages to enjoy during the tour. Please note that pickup and drop-off are not included in the experience; you will need to meet at the designated departure point.
Hot Tip
Pack a light jacket or sweater, as it can get breezy on the water, even on warm days. Don't forget your camera to capture the stunning views of Montreal's skyline and the local wildlife. Consider bringing binoculars for a closer look at the birds and animals along the riverbanks.