Histoire sur l’eau – Immersive Cruise

SET SAIL SMOOTHLY

Aboard electrically powered boats, sail peacefully where once thousands of logs were piled up. The only one of its kind, Histoire sur l’eau is an immersive cruise where a soundtrack brings the river to life, relating the changes it has undergone and the significant events it has witnessed.

An Immersive Cruise

Histoire sur l’eau is an encounter with the Saint-Maurice River telling its own story and talking about the changes it has undergone over time. Unlike “classic” cruises, there is no tour guide to point out and explain to visitors the various elements visible on either side of the bank. Instead, you’ll listen to a soundtrack that explores the evolution of the Saint-Maurice River through five themes (the paper industry, log driving, the presence of First Nations, recreational activities and changes in its ecosystem). The excerpts from testimonials reveal the intimate relationship between different people and the Saint-Maurice River.

SCHEDULE

June to September

DURATION

Approximately 75 minutes

AGE

Not recommended for young children. Passengers 12 months and older must have a ticket.

CAPACITY

12 passengers per boat

ACCESSIBILITY

Tour not accessible to people with reduced mobility due to the steepness of the boarding ramp. No strollers allowed.
Excursion non accessible aux fauteuils roulants. Poussettes interdites.

IMPORTANT!

Please arrive 30 minutes before your departure time at the Boréalis reception desk to validate your ticket.
The Boréalis Museum is located at 200, avenue des Draveurs, Trois-Rivières, Quebec.
From there, you will then be directed to the boarding area. Your presence is required 15 minutes before the departure time. No refund for latecomers.

BORÉALIS PACKAGE

Get 20% off when you purchase admission to the museum and the Histoire sur l’eau Cruise.

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Conditions

Final sale. No exchange, no refund. Single use ticket.

For safety reasons, the service provider reserves the right to cancel a tour.
Schedules are subject to change without notice. The cancellation of a tour can be announced up to the last minute if the captain deems that the weather conditions are unfavourable for navigation.
A refund will be made within five working days following the cancellation according to the terms and conditions indicated by Boréalis.
Rain is not a reason for cancellation (pontoons are covered and closed).

Children’s access

NOT RECOMMENDED FOR YOUNG CHILDREN.
According to Transport Canada standards, children 12 months and older must have a ticket and count as one of the 12 legally eligible passengers on the pontoon. Children under 12 months of age are allowed, free of charge (baby carrier strongly recommended).

The activity is co-presented by