Croisières Baie de Gaspé

Board the Narval III at the scenic Grande-Grave site (South Area) for a whale-watching adventure that will help make your visit to Forillon National Park a memorable one!

Accompanied by a professional interpreter-guide and a certified experienced captain, you will have the opportunity to discover the fascinating lives of these gentle giants of the sea.

Throughout the season, depending on the food available, as many as 6 different species can be seen in the waters of Gaspe Bay and the Gulf of St. Lawrence such as the Blue (The largest whale in the world), and the spectacular Humpback whale.

Forillon is the best site in the province of Quebec to observe the big whales.

The exhilarating anticipation as you try to spot the huge back or tail of a breaching whale, the excitement of hearing their explosive blow or the privilege of watching acrobatic dolphins as they frolic in the waves may all be part of the experience.

This cruise offers you just the right combination of adventure and untamed nature coupled with guaranteed personal comfort and safety.

Prepare for an exclusive experience as, unlike other whale-watching areas, Forillon offers true intimacy with the whales without the hassle of other boats….it’s you and the whales!

The scenic panorama of Forillon National Park’s south shore unfolds before your eyes as you journey from the Grande-Grave heritage site to Cap-Gaspe where the renowned “Old Man” (the Vieux) stands watch at the easternmost tip of the long Appalachian Range.

Croisières Baie de Gaspé is certified Ecotourism and Quality-Safety by Aventure Écotourisme Québec. 

• Open: July 1 to October 4, 2020. 
• Time of departure: one to four departures daily.
• Approximate length: 2.5 hours.
• Capacity: 47 persons.
• Marine mammals observation, geology, history and interpretive guide.
• Rates: adult: $85, children (3 to 15 years old): $55, free for children under 2 years old. 
• Family Package: 2 adults and 2 children: $255. Taxes included. 
• Wearing a face cover will be mandatory in the boat and bring warm clothing and your raincoat.