YZV → YUL

Saguenay Fjord

The stunning confluence of the Saguenay and St. Lawrence rivers at Tadoussac, known for whale sightings.

Charlevoix Crater

Fly over the site of an ancient meteorite impact, characterized by rugged mountains and steep valleys.

Montmorency Falls

A powerful waterfall located just outside Quebec City that is 30 meters higher than Niagara Falls.

Laurentian Mountains

The ancient, forest-covered peaks of the Canadian Shield stretching toward the northern horizon.

Montreal Skyline

Prime views of the Olympic Stadium, Mount Royal, and the downtown core during the descent into YUL.

St. Lawrence Estuary

Uninterrupted views of the massive waterway, where the river spans over 50 kilometers wide near the start of the flight.

Appalachian Foothills

The distant rolling peaks of the South Shore, including the regions of Bas-Saint-Laurent and Gaspésie.

Île d'Orléans

A large, historic agricultural island located in the middle of the river just east of Quebec City.

Quebec Bridge

The world's longest cantilever bridge span, visible as the flight passes the provincial capital.

Monteregian Hills

Distinctive monadnocks like Mont Saint-Hilaire rising abruptly from the flat St. Lawrence Lowlands near Montreal.