Top Quebec Wildlife Watching in 2026

Saguenay-St-Lawrence Marine Park is one of the world's best places to see whales, but the experience is better in the company of a naturalist guide. This whale watching adventure departs from your choice of Tadoussac or Baie-Sainte-Catherine, Charlevoix, Quebec and takes you out onto the water for maximum chances to spot up to 13 different whales species.

Our Fire Man guided snowshoe tour offers you the opportunity to discover a quieter side of Mont-Tremblant, as our entertaining and knowledgeable guide takes you through forest trails and up to beautiful view points. You'll have the chance to see wildlife such as deer as well as bear and porcupine tracks.

A thrilling day awaits in the heart of the Laurentian forest, blending adventure and education. Start off with hand-fishing in a crystal-clear mountain stream, hoping to catch your lunch. Explore the Athabascan Wood Bison reserve, witnessing these endangered giants up close. After a wood-fired trout lunch, engage in wildlife tracking while discovering fascinating animal habitats. Visit a sacred Native American site with insights from our knowledgeable guide, before ending the day with a dive into the world of animal furs and habitats. Enjoy hands-on experiences that connect you with nature and culture in a unique way.

Visiting Quebec City in winter doesn’t mean you have to stay indoors. Get out and have some fun, without worrying about getting lost, on this guided snowshoeing adventure in Jacques-Cartier National Park. Explore the forest, look for wildlife, learn about the area from your local guide, and get the chance to take beautiful winter photos. Stop at a heated tent for lunch and a refreshing hot drink.

Meet some of the world’s most fascinating and majestic creatures on this whale-watching cruise from Québec City. Journey to Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park, then choose from two distinctly different boating experiences—a small, speedy Zodiac or a spacious observation vessel. Enjoy an exceptional view on your cruise in search of over 10 species of whale, as well as seals and belugas, with commentary from a naturalist guide.