Richelieu River
High moment of exploration!
Between the St. Lawrence River and Lake Champlain, the Richelieu River flows calmly through the Haut-Richelieu region. It has become an emblem of identity for the region's citizens, as well as a center of interest, especially for visitors. The river and its banks offer a multitude of activities, from relaxation to fun.
The activities
First, all along the Richelieu River, several municipalities welcome you. They invite you to discover a world of nature, history and tasting. There's a wide range of food artisans to suit all tastes.
The producers
Historic sites
Audio-guided tours
The restaurants
Nearby
Marinas
Many marinas are also available to sailors. Some of these marinas offer a range of services to ensure a fun-filled day. Notably, Marina St-Tropez and Le Nautique are true sun destinations, offering terraces, meals and a tropical atmosphere! Saint-Paul-de-L'Île-aux-Noix is the nautical capital of the Haut-Richelieu region, with the most berths in the region.
Alo Richelieu
On the other hand, Alo Richelieu's online ticketing service lets you plan your water activities on the Richelieu River. You can also book your favorite water sports such as kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding and more.
Plan ahead and book! Nautical Info
And finally, water safety is always very important. Everyone should be aware of the safety rules to be followed on the water, both amateurs and the more experienced.The Régions nautiques program, formerly known as Québec Stations Nautiques, offers a complete directory of nautical organizations and activities available in accredited nautical regions. These include maritime museums, sailing schools, rental companies, marinas and cruise lines, offering enthusiasts the chance to enjoy a wide range of nautical activities. View the Rivière Richelieu Sud, Lake Champlain nautical station map.
Rules, advice and safety.