Canada · TADOUSSAC TOURS
The 15 best tadoussac tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it takes and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Zodiac whale watching in Tadoussac on the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park, with bilingual naturalists, waterproof gear, and close encounters.
“Loved this excursion! Saw my first whales, couldn't be happier!”
3-hour whale watch from Tadoussac in the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park. Bilingual naturalists, fjord views, onboard bistro.
“Multiple different whales species seen. Dress warmly! Parking might prove to be a hike.”
Whale watching in Tadoussac or Baie-Ste-Catherine with bilingual naturalists, boat or Zodiac options, and a free repeat if none sighted.
“Wonderful to see the whales up close! The tour guide was very informative and spoke in both English & French. Well worth the money!”
VIP whale watching from Tadoussac or Charlevoix area with 13-species odds, expert bilingual guides, and reserved viewing for 3 hours.
“Beautiful setting and weather. Due to climate change, too many visitors in boats at the feeding site, whales were not visible. Perhaps the web site should be updated ?”
Black bear watching near Tadoussac with an expert guide, a secure forest post, and real lessons on bear behavior in Quebec.
“Mycket bra tur och en väldigt trevlig guide. Han förstod engelska bra och var mycket kunnig och hjälpsam. Vi hade turen och fick se en björn och den var framme en lång stund.”
Tadoussac whale watching in Saguenay Fjord plus a dusk black bear tour at Ferme 5 Étoiles. Bilingual guides, whale guarantee.
“Great, we saw a lot of seals, including a beluga whale and two minke whales. It was a fantastic experience. The guide shared a lot of info and was super friendly. When we were watching the bears, the guide got us really pumped for the bear tour, and he was pretty funny. We got to watch a bear for a long time. It was totally worth it But we could have saved ourselves the visit to the 5-star farm. You can hardly see any animals, some cages are empty.”
90 minutes of guided ATV riding from Sacré-Coeur to Saguenay Fjord viewpoints, with safety training, helmets, and small-group fun.
“C’était incroyable, Benjamin était super gentil et nous avons passé une balade exceptionnelle. Il y a la possibilité de faire le tour de la ferme en plus. Franchement merci pour tout on a des souvenirs pleins la tête !”
Ride the Boreal Train at Zoo Sauvage Saint-Félicien, see semi-free animals in natural habitats, and enjoy winter-friendly walks and food treats.
Whale watching from Tadoussac or Baie-Sainte-Catherine in Saguenay-St-Lawrence Marine Park, with fjord views at dawn or sunset.
“Un grand merci à notre guide Madison pour toutes ses explications, elle était top!!”
Guided sea kayaking from Anse-de-Roche in Tadoussac on the Saguenay Fjord. Wetsuit included, wildlife spotting, 2 to 3 hours.
“Activity was not bad but not the best kayaking”
Meet huskies and malamutes near Tadoussac, learn musher life from a friendly guide, then help with dog food distribution. 90 min, $20.
“Magnifique. Beaucoup de respect de ses chiens donc des chiens equilibres, très affectueux. Je ne peux que recommamder”
Ride a snowmobile through Côte-Nord to a Saguenay Fjord viewpoint on a guided winter expedition, from $90 per person.
“Activité géniale, Guide à l'écoute et disponible. La location de vêtements "chaud" un gros plus. Je recommande vivement. Attention à l'heure de prise de RDV, car la nuit tombe vite et pour une expérience optimale prendre plutôt l'avant dernier créneau et pas le dernier.”
Dog sledding 15 minutes from Tadoussac in the Saguenay Fjord. Choose Family Ride, Boreal Adventure, or a night run.
“This was such an exciting and wonderful adventure. We had a blast. Thank you to our guide Tom for being so friendly and fun and helping us have a fantastic memory!”
Family-friendly Tadoussac ice fishing in Quebec. Catch speckled trout with gear provided, learn techniques, and take your fish home.
A 1-hour speckled trout fishing session in a stocked pond near Quebec, with gear, bait, and a guide for beginners and families.
Six time zones of days out, sorted by the kind of day.
