Croisières Baie de Gaspé

Whale-watching cruise in Forillon National Park

Come and discover one of Québec's hidden treasures with Croisières Baie de Gaspé: the great whales in Forillon National Park!

Board the Narval III from the enchanting Grande-Grave heritage site (South Area) for a whale-watching adventure that will help make your visit to Forillon National Park even more memorable!

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 six different species of whales can be seen in the waters of Gaspé Bay and the Gulf of St. Lawrence, including blue whales (the largest animals on the planet) and spectacular humpbacks.

Forillon is the best site in the province of Québec to observe great whales.

Enjoy the exhilarating anticipation of trying to spot the huge back or tail of a breaching whale, the excitement of hearing their explosive blows and the privilege of watching acrobatic dolphins as they frolic in the waves.

This cruise offers you just the right combination of adventure and unspoiled nature along with guaranteed personal comfort and safety. In addition, unlike in other whale-watching areas, Forillon offers an intimate experience with the whales with few other boats nearby.

The picturesque scenery along the south shore of the park will unfold before your eyes as you journey from the Grande-Grave heritage site to Cap-Gaspé, where the renowned “Old Man” (Le Vieux) rock formation stands watch at the easternmost tip of the long Appalachian mountain range.

Croisières Baie de Gaspé is a certified "Ecotourism" and "Quality-Safety" member of Aventure Écotourisme Québec. We provide raincoats, bring warm clothes. Someone on staff will be able to speak to you in English, and some translated material may be available.

• Narval III timetable: May 11 to October 25, 2025
• Departure times: 1 to 4 departures per day, variable schedule
• Approximate duration: 2.5 hours
• Capacity: 47 people
• Marine mammals observation, geology, history and interpretive guide
• Rates: adult: from $97.50, child (3 to 15 years old): from $72.50, free for children from 0 to 2 years old, taxes included
• Family package available for the Narval III
• Reservation required

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• Rocher Le Vieux timetable: End of June to early September
• Departure times: 2 to 3 departures per day, variable schedule
• On request from June 1 to June 24 and from September 3 to October 18
• Approximate duration: 2.5 hours
• Capacity: 12 people
• Marine mammals observation, geology, history and interpretive guide
• Rates: adult (13 years and over): from $95, taxes included
• For safety reasons, children under 12 years old are not allowed on the Rocher Le Vieux