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Other Useful Resources for Quebec Boaters
Transport Canada is your authority on Boating in Canada. Check out this link if you have any questions or concerns about marine safety. Learn about Marine Safety
Discover Boating know how to have fun on the water! Find out more about the boating lifestyle that we fall in love with every day! Visit DiscoverBoating.ca
Having trouble thinking up a boating activity for the day? Travel Manitoba provides you with a list of great summer and spring activities to check out!
Try your hand at sailing. Check out Sailing au Quebec for all the resources you could need for sailing on the provinces crystal clear waters. AdventureQuebec.ca
Having trouble thinking up a boating activity for the day? Tourism Quebec provides you with a list of great outdoor activities to check out!
Get out on the water at some of these top Quebec boating locations….
Lake Saint Francois: Calling all water sport enthusiasts! This lake covers a large area making it ideal for touring around on jetskis and catching wake in a tube. The lake also bordered by Frontenac National Park, giving boaters the opportunity to go camping and hike among the trees.
Ungava Bay: Unique for its arctic wildlife and diverse ecosystem, Ungava bay is only thawed for four months a year. When the water is free from ice, boaters enjoy fishing and wildlife photography where they may even spot an endangered beluga whale!
Saint Lawrence River: Rich with tourist attractions and water activities, this stretch of water serves as an outdoor enthusiast’s playground. Check out some of the local marinas and get out on the water to explore one of Québec’s recognized historic regions.
Saint Maurice River: Enjoy a multitude of water activities in Mauricie, Québec. The river is not only picturesque but also features smaller rivers that branch out, allowing boaters to explore many hidden coves and moorages.
Route Bleue: This section of the St. Lawrence river is as beautiful as it is fun. With over 80 separate launch ramps and tourist accommodations along the route, it’s hard to pass up!
Gulf of St. Lawrence: Explore this beautiful section of Québec and marvel at the islands dotting the water. There are strong winds that make for great sailing and the rich greenery serves as an amazing habitat for fish and animals alike.
Lake Memphremagog: Known as the jewel of the Eastern Townships, this lake gets its name from the Algonkian word for “where there is a big expanse of water”. Try out some of the popular water sports and keep an eye out for the sea monster known as “Memphre” that calls the lake home.