Montréal, Québec
Montréal, Québec

Montréal, Québec

Canada

Introduction to Port

Port Montréal is unlike any other cruise gateway, because it is not just a port of call but a doorway to a city that wears its chic, multilingual soul on its sleeve; as you step ashore you’re within easy reach of Old Montréal’s cobblestone lanes, Basilique Notre-Dame, and the shimmering views along the Vieux-Port, with Mont Royal’s green majesty looming just a short ride away. Signature experiences whisk you into a culinary and cultural loop—from a bagel-and-smoked-meat tasting stroll through the Mile End to jazz-scented nights in the Quartier des Spectacles, and seasonal festivals that flood the streets with color year-round; excursions extend to the Biosphère on Île Sainte-Hélène, the Biodôme and Jardin Botanique for nature-centric days, and scenic canal cruises along the Lachine Canal. The port’s fleet-friendly footprint features modern, multi-berth terminals designed for smooth embarkation and disembarkation, efficient customs processing, and shore-power-ready facilities that minimize emissions; onboard services on ships calling at Montréal are equally tuned to the city’s personality, with bilingual crews, Montreal-inspired menus, specialty cafés, spa and wellness rituals, and entertainment that mirrors the city’s energy—ensuring your pre- or post-cruise time in Montréal is as memorable as the voyage itself.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Vibrant festivals and culture
Experience diverse arts, music, and street life year‑round.
Historic Old Montréal
Cobblestone streets, Basilique Notre-Dame, and museums.
Mont-Royal views and parks
Panoramic city views from Mont-Royal Park.
Culinary variety and nightlife
Neighborhood cafés, bistros, and lively venues.