🎥 A Legendary Crossing in 360° | Tadoussac ⇄ Baie-Sainte-Catherine

This 360° video takes you right into one of Québec’s most iconic ferry crossings — where the Saguenay Fjord meets the St. Lawrence River.

🚢 Operated by the Société des traversiers du Québec, this crossing is free, runs 24/7, and carries millions of passengers and vehicles every year. It’s not just convenient — it’s a vital link between the North Shore and the rest of Québec.

📜 A bit of history
Long before ferries and highways, this crossing was already used by Indigenous peoples and later by European explorers as early as the 16th century. Tadoussac is one of the oldest French settlements in North America, making this short crossing deeply rooted in history.

🐋 Fun facts to watch for during the crossing
• One of the best places in the world to spot beluga whales — and occasionally larger whales
• Extremely strong and complex currents due to the meeting of the fjord and the river
• The crossing takes about 10 minutes, but the scenery is never the same twice
• In rough weather, the ride can be as thrilling as it is beautiful

🌍 Why 360°?
Because this crossing is more than transportation — it’s an experience.
360° video captures the scale, motion, atmosphere, and perspective, turning this everyday journey into a true time capsule of a legendary place where river, fjord, and history converge.

Enjoy the crossing — and don’t forget to look around 👀