Multiple issues during the visit. 1) being rushed to enter the boat 2) Overcrowded, the 2 seat places were so tight my knees were hitting the person in front of me or I had to sit in diagonal 3) Food was not to my liking. Seemed to be of questionable quality (crackers were soft due to humidity). Drinks were ok. For the price, would not recommend…

I had been to the Dubai cruise by bateau and had high hopes from the Montreal cruise too. So I booked the 4 course cruise. Unfortunately, the Montreal cruise was an utter disappointment. Firstly let me talk about the food. It was tasteless and bland. There wasn’t any seasoning. The meat was dry like the winter weather, and also hard. It was difficult to cut through the meat. The mashed potatoes were mixed with skin and brown in colour and most importantly not tasty at all. Even the sauces served with the dishes had split from the oil. Now I will talak about the service. As we sat down at our table we noticed that one of the wine glasses was chipped. Even after letting the waiter know, there was no acknowledgment or apology. We had also shared our displeasure with the food, and there was no response neither an inquiry about it. We were taken aback by this behaviour. In the end I wrote the feedback on the form and left it with the bill. But they gave the bill tray back with the feedback form back to us. I have attached it for your reference. For the amount that is charged the service and quality of food was horrendous. I hope you get your act back together, and don’t repeat this in the future.

We booked the Picnic cruise package. The picnic was awful, soggy sandwiches, a unknown roll of stuff, took a bite, that was enough, UGH! The embarkation process was chaotic, three different lines, no coordination, much frustration by everyone. Not a good experience for us. We have taken many river cruises, the owners of this cruise business could/should do a lot, lot better.

Very boring trip on a very nice, well-maintained boat. The tour guide, admittedly was only on her third day on the job and in the city. She was reading from her notes but was unsure and had no background or details. They should have supported her with an experienced mentor.

We had a lovely cruise on the river, floating past the islands and Habitat, under the Cartier Bridge and on to the modern container port. The views of the fall colors and the downtown skyline were memorable.

What a great way to see Montreal from the St Lawrence River. The staff was friendly and you could purchase a cocktail during the ride. Very cool to see Habitat 67 from the water side of it.

My husband and I did the “sunset cruise”. It is two and a half hours long, which in our opinion, was about an hour too long. The riverfront of Montreal is largely industrial and the further out you go, the less scenic it is. We also were disappointed to realize that the sun had set an hour prior to the departure of the boat. The music and light show only came on for the last ten minutes of the boat ride. It would be much nicer if it played for a minute or so interspersed through the ride to break it up. It was also a really funny contrast with the jazz music that was playing the rest of the ride.

Great evening! Dinner was fantastic and the views were amazing. The service however could have been better. I would recommend!

Nothing really special but if you want to get on the water, have a drink and get a quick tour of Montreal this would work. The kids will like it.

At the Vieux du Port on the waterfront in old Montreal they now have a Ferris wheel just for views of the city. As a Photographer this afforded me the opportunity to capture some panorama shots of the city without having to either climb a hill or take an elevator to the top of a building. Coupled with the transformation of autumn colors illuminating from the trees it made for some nice aerial shots. It is a bit overpriced, yet if you'd like some nice view's it is worth it.

This was a bust. We sat outside but couldn't hear a word the guide said due to the engine noise. The best view you saw was of Six Flags. It was not a scenic waterfront nor much to see. It was not worth the money.

Took the 90 minute cruise last Monday on a glorious, sunny day. Comfortable seating with good, competent service for beverages. Guide was friendly, informative and open to questions. Really nice perspective on the city and surrounding area.

We took the 1-hour boat tour immediately upon our arrival in Montreal. It was a lovely day, and the boat was not too crowded, so we had a great experience. We really enjoyed seeing the city and learning its history from the water. Our guide was excellent, transitioning from French to English almost seamlessly. We had only soft drinks, so we can’t comment on the quality of the food. The server was adept at getting and filling orders and collecting funds. Definitely worth it!

We were looking for something to do along the waterway while in Old Port and thought the hour long boat ride would be a nice way to relax and take in some sights from a different perspective. We boarded the boat and sat on the top level. This area is open to sun and is not air conditioned so be advised on sunny days. There are a few areas for shade on this level but the trade-off is lack of air circulation. Table service for drinks and light snacks is offered. Once our order was taken we actually wondered if we’d get it by the time the boat returned. Service was extremely slow and beware, tip is already included. The port of Montreal is very industrial and the sights the guide pointed out were somewhat lackluster. Overall, the cruise was ok, but we wouldn’t do it again.

Just long enough with bilingual narrative. Nice drink and snack service. Recommend this petite voyage!