Bird cruise
Discover our bird-watching cruises, in collaboration with the Tadoussac Bird Observatory.
The St. Lawrence River is an exceptional migratory stopover for tens of thousands of birds, while several emblematic species, such as the Razorbill and the Black Guillemot, use its islands for nesting. Often difficult to observe and identify from the shore, these birds deserve a closer look: come enjoy the knowledge of an experienced guide and learn more during these specialized cruises.
These cruises will take place during the spring and fall migration seasons, as well as throughout the summer.
For safety reasons, children under 5, pregnant women, and individuals with back problems are not permitted on board.
Photo credit: Jocelyn Praud and David Turgeon
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Weather conditions greatly influence the safety and success of a whale watching cruise.
For this reason, the Du Fleuve team reserves the right to cancel cruises if they fear that adverse weather conditions could present a risk to the safety of passengers.
