
Whale watching is a fascinating activity. By encountering these legendary creatures one can better grasp the size and the fragile nature of the marine environment and the life it shelters. The St. Lawrence is recognized as one of the best places in the world to observe whales.
	How to identify them at sea? Tips to help you differentiate the main St. Lawrence species as they surface.
At sea
	Where to go? An interactive map to explore the key boarding ports.	There are limits to observe! All about the management of whale-watching activities at sea.
	Hints and tips How to prepare for a cruise.	Worldwide whale watching Discover other “whale” destinations.
From shore
	Where to go? An interactive map to explore the main land-based whale-watching sites.

Interpretive Centres
	Centre d'interprétation des mammifères marins (CIMM) Based in Tadoussac, this museum is a must. Reference and news centre about the whales of the St. Lawrence.
	Mingan Island Cetacean Study's interpretive centre To know all about the work of this team of scientists.