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Cruising St Lawrence Seaway


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As part of our cruise leaving Sept 20th from Quebec, I'm really looking forward to cruising through the St L Seaway. Are we likely to see and whales or other wildlife at this time of year, or at any other point on our way to New York? Thanks for any replies.

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Your ship will not cruise the Seaway. You will cruise on the St-Lawrence River (from Quebec towards the East).

 

The seaway (series of locks & canals along the river at sections that are not navigable to large vessels) starts in Montreal and goes inland (westward) towards the Great Lakes.

 

Whale watching on the St-Lawrence river is good up to October, best area is about 2-3 hours East of Quebec City in the St-Lawrence Estuary. Your ship may pass thru there during Evening or at Dusk, not really sure what your chances are at seeing them from the ship.

 

If you want a really good feel for whale watching, suggest you drive out to Tadoussac before you go on the cruise.

 

http://www.croisieresaml.com/en/plan-your-cruise/tadoussac/tout/

 

~Phil.

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