Top 10 Spots For Kayaking and Canoeing Around Montreal
1.Éco Tours Montréal
Google 5.0 Stars (3 Reviews)
Aboard a kayak or canoe, come and learn part of the history of the Sainte-Hélène and Notre-Dame islands in our guided tours on the water in an enchanting setting while sailing through the lagoons of Parc Jean -Flag in Montreal.
Since 2018, Éco Tours Montréal has offered guided kayak tours in the lagoons of Parc Jean-Drapeau in Montreal for the pleasure of locals and visitors. Probably one of Montreal's best-kept secrets, the lagoons of Parc Jean-Drapeau are a true oasis of tranquility.
Parc Jean-Drapeau
514-600-6163
https://www.ecotoursmontreal.com/tours-guides-parc-jean-drapeau/
2. Oregon Centre Nautique
Google 4.9 Stars (251 Reviews)
Bienvenue chez Oregon!
Un tout nouveau centre de location qui offre une grande variété d'embarcations nautiques!
110 Rue de Venise,
514-867-7852
https://oregoncentrenautique.com/
3. Otterburn Boating Club
Google 4.7 Stars (38 Reviews)
Located in Otterburn Park since 1921, the OBC Canoe Club offers the population of the greater La Vallée-du-Richelieu region non-motorized water activities such as speed canoeing, dragon boating, and paddle boarding. (SUP) and more through its various camps and programs, its school and corporate offers, its boat rentals and its major community events.
85-A Rue d'Oxford,
450-281-1644
4. Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles
Google 4.6 Stars (1.8K Reviews)
The Parc de la Rivière-des-Mille-Îles is a non-profit organization whose mission is to protect, conserve and prioritize the Rivière des Mille Îles and its tributaries, with the support of the community and for the benefit of it.
In 1998, wildlife refuge status was granted by the Government of Quebec to 10 of the islands, which corresponds to 26 hectares of land. Since 2009, Éco-Nature has been leading the wildlife refuge expansion project which aims to expand the refuge from 26 hectares to more than 950 hectares. Protected wildlife area with tranquil waterways, kayak & canoe rentals & island hikes.
345 Bd Sainte-Rose
450-622-1020
https://www.parc-mille-iles.qc.ca/
5. Anciens-Combattants Park
Google 4.6 Stars (171 Reviews)
This park offers a multitude of activities, something to please the whole family! You can rent single or double kayaks, train with Trekfit training modules, organize a nice family picnic, play ball and much more. A place to discover!. The Parc des Anciens-Combattants is a great place to relax, enjoy the attractions of nature or practice outdoor leisure activities. It offers a wide range of activities for the whole family, such as navigation on a non-motorized watercraft, beach volleyball, a game of pétanque (bocce), a game of shuffleboard (shuffleboard), training in the one of the two Trekfit stations, a play module for children.
155 Rue Rose
514-872-0311
https://montreal.ca/lieux/parc-des-anciens-combattants
6. Kayak Safari
Google 4.6 Stars (185 Reviews)
Taste the tranquility of the Châteauguay Valley by exploring the calm and winding paths of the Truite and Châteauguay rivers.”
"Kayak Safari is not your typical kayak rental business. Located only one (1) hour south west of Montreal, we offer self guided tours along the Chateauguay river that is safe for beginners and first time kayakers. Even younger kayakers can enjoy one of our adventures down t slow moving and shallow Chateauguay river. These outings are an excellent introduction to kayaking. A typical self guided excursion can last between two to three hours with transportation. We transport kayakers to one of three (3) starting destinations of our available adventures, these adventure may take two to three hours to complete based one the speed of each group. Those interested in a full day experience can combine adventures for an outing of around six (6) hours."
2 Rue Henderson,
450-264-0111
https://kayaksafari.ca/fr/accueil/
7. Le Club de canoë kayak de Pointe-Claire
Google 4.6 Stars (113 Reviews)
The Pointe-Claire Canoe Kayak Club is a non-profit organization established on February 15, 1989, in accordance with Part III of the Quebec Companies Act. The Club owes its existence to the vision and initiative of Jean Fournel, Bill Cordner, Gaetan Desmarais, who are, with Maurice Lamoureux and Tom Dienstmann, our official founding members and our very first executive committee.
In November 1991, the Club adopted its official Rules and regulations. Copies of these regulations are available upon request.
The Club continues to be recognized for its welcoming and supportive environment that fosters a sense of belonging among its members and the emergence of athletes of all ages, from beginner level to the Olympic dream.
75 Chem. du Bord-du-Lac-Lakeshore
514-630-1256
8. Site nautique Sophie-Barat
Google 4.6 Stars (56 Reviews)
GUEPE manages this nautical site and offers kayak rentals. A pleasant way to explore the Rivière des Prairies!
10851 Av. Saint-Charles
514-713-6829
https://www.guepe.qc.ca/activites/site-nautique-de-sophie-barat
9. Beausejour Park
Google 4.5 Stars (525 Reviews)
Beauséjour Park is a great place to relax, enjoy the attractions of nature or practice outdoor leisure activities.
"Located in Bordeaux-Cartierville, western sector of the district of Ahuntsic-Cartierville, the Beauséjour park nautical site offers direct access to the Rivière des Prairies and is located on the Parcours Gouin. The site offers kayak rental and rabaskas, including paddles, flotation vests and safety kits."
6891 Boul Gouin O
514-713-6829
https://montreal.ca/lieux/parc-de-beausejour
10. H2O Adventures
Google 4.5 Stars (415 Reviews)
Boating on the Lachine Canal since 2003. Steps from the Atwater Market, a beautifully revitalized waterway awaits!
Join us at our award-winning location on the Lachine Canal, just minutes from the Old Port and steps from local shops, restaurants and public transportation. The Lachine Canal Nautical Centre offers a wide range of boats to suit just about any desire. Choose from our popular eco-friendly electric boats, a wide range of kayaks, SUPs, pedal boats and even 13-passenger voyageur canoes!
2985b Saint-Patrick St.
514-842-1306