Montreal, Quebec Cruises
Montreal is one of the oldest cities in North America, founded in 1642 by French explorer Paul Chomedey de Maisonneuve. The city's Old Port was built to accommodate expanding fur trade on the St. Lawrence River.
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Montreal Multi-Day CruisesWhether you want to take a cruise from Montreal, or take a cruise to Montreal there are many different options to choose from! We work with a multitude of cruise lines and will work with you to find the itinerary that works best for you!
Montreal (Canada) is a Port of Call for the following Canadian Coast or Great Lakes Cruises: Victory Cruises
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Montreal Cruise Itineraries
There are a lot of diverse things to do and see in Montreal. We work with multiple lines to provide a diverse array of itineraries. And Montreal has so many activities to choose from that there's something for everyone. We have options that range from as few as 10 days or as many as 16 days. The cruises to Montreal mainly stay within the St Lawrence Seaway.
These cruises book up fast so contact us to Book Yours today!
These cruises book up fast so contact us to Book Yours today!
Montreal's Cruise Port
Montreal's cruise port, located along the Old Port waterfront, serves as a hub for travelers and tourists that arrive by boat. The location of the port makes it easy to reach Montreal's downtown attractions, or head further out to find some other activities to take part in! The Cruise Hub itself is a wonderful starting point!
Popular Attractions in Montreal
Montreal, Quebec's cultural gem, is brimming with diverse activities for every traveler. Learn more about our favorite Montreal attractions:
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Old MontrealStart your adventure in The Old Montreal Historic District, where cobblestone streets and historic architecture set a charming backdrop. To get your bearings, take a leisurely carriage ride or a walking tour through the old town. Trace the city's early history at the Old Port of Montreal, where French explorers landed in 1642, or visit the stunning Notre Dame Basilica, built in 1656. Taste your way through an Old Montreal food tour or the head out on the river for a Bateau Mouche cruise.
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Tomatoes at Jean Talon Market
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Farmers Markets & Things to Do Around TownMontreal boasts more than a dozen farmers markets, each featuring locally grown produce in the city's most charming neighborhoods. Visit the open-air Jean Talon Market in Little Italy or explore the historic Lachine Market on Rue Notre-Dame, Montreal's oldest public market, established in 1845. While you're there, don't miss the chance to savor fresh Quebec field tomatoes. With artisanal breads and local cheeses, these markets are ideal for putting together a delightful picnic lunch.
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Explore Montreal's farmers markets at Marchés Publics de Montréal and find your perfect park for a picnic at MTL: Tourisme Montréal.
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Only minutes from downtown Montreal, the city's Biodome, Insectarium, Planetarium and Botanical Garden together form a Space for Life in the city--a space dedicated to nature, science, and sustainable living. With outdoor spaces and exhibitions to explore, restaurants and gift shops to refresh and relax, these sites offer an extraordinary opportunity to experience the greener side of Montreal.
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Mount RoyalSaint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal offers a feast for the senses. Marvel at the extraordinary architecture of the basilica dome, which is second in height only to Rome’s Saint Peter’s Basilica. Enjoy the rich musical heritage with the harmonious sounds of its 56-bell carillon and the voices of the Les Petits Chanteurs du Mont-Royal boys choir. Savor the fragrances from its lush, ever-blooming gardens and take in stunning panoramic views of the city from a beautiful vantage point
Explore more at Saint Joseph's Oratory of Mount Royal official website.
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Other Things to Do In Montreal
Montreal has so many fun things to do and explore, but we understand that some people like to take it easy and go with the flow on their vacation, or they want to take part in something a little more adventurous. Montreal does offer options for both of these.
Montreal was the first in North America to be designated by the UNESCO City of Design and it has a multitude of shopping options, so if you are looking to go on shopping spree Montreal has you covered! You can find anything from upscale brands to local handmade shops as well.
If you decide you want to explore Montreal on your own, you could walk, or you could choose to rent a bike or an electric scooter and explore much quicker plus have an exciting time doing it. No matter which way you choose to explore, we are certain that you will have a great time!
Montreal was the first in North America to be designated by the UNESCO City of Design and it has a multitude of shopping options, so if you are looking to go on shopping spree Montreal has you covered! You can find anything from upscale brands to local handmade shops as well.
If you decide you want to explore Montreal on your own, you could walk, or you could choose to rent a bike or an electric scooter and explore much quicker plus have an exciting time doing it. No matter which way you choose to explore, we are certain that you will have a great time!
Montreal FAQs
Which cruise lines cruise from Montreal?
Victory Cruises, Pearl Seas Cruises, Ponant Explorer Cruises, Windstar Cruises, Seabourn Cruises, and Silversea Cruises. We know that it sounds like a lot, but we are here to help you find the one that most fits your desires!
Do ships cruise to Montreal?
Yes, many cruises and cruise ships go to or from Montreal, and we can help you find the best fit for you! The following cruise ships from these companies go to Montreal:
Victory Cruises
Victory Cruises
- Grand Discovery
- Canadian Crown Jewels
- Canadian Maritime & St. Lawrence
- Canada to the American East Coast
- St. Lawrence River to the American East Coast
- Southeast Canadian Explorations
- Canada & New England Fall Foliage
- Canadian Autumn
- Atlantic Coast Harbors
- Canada & New England
Where do cruise ships go from Montreal?
Cruises from Montreal visit many places, you even have the chance to take a cruise to Chicago or a cruise to Boston. They also have the opportunity to visit multiple locations on their routes in Michigan, Ohio, Massachusetts (Martha's Vineyard), and Canada! If you decide to take a coastal cruise you may also get to visit some key places like Florida, South Carolina, and New York. It may sound like a lot of options, but we are here to help you navigate those and find the best cruise for you! Call us today to plan your dream trip!
MONTREAL CRUISE TERMINAL
Address: Iberville Station at the Alexandra Pier (Grand Quay).
Phone: 514 283-7011
Website: https://www.port-montreal.com/fr/
MONTREAL AIRPORT
Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) is about 13.5 miles from pier.
Address: Romeo-Vachon Blvd N, Dorval, Quebec H4Y 1H1, Canada
Phone: 514 633-3333
Website: https://www.admtl.com/en
Address: Iberville Station at the Alexandra Pier (Grand Quay).
Phone: 514 283-7011
Website: https://www.port-montreal.com/fr/
MONTREAL AIRPORT
Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport (YUL) is about 13.5 miles from pier.
Address: Romeo-Vachon Blvd N, Dorval, Quebec H4Y 1H1, Canada
Phone: 514 633-3333
Website: https://www.admtl.com/en
Revised 09/17/24 - RC
