Port of Québec

Quebec City, Quebec

The Port of Québec is a major international trade hub in Québec City, handling 27.9 million tons of transshipments annually, ranking it as one of Canada's Top 5 Ports. With $2 billion in economic spin-offs, the port allocates 1000 ships per year among its 14 terminals. It welcomed 154,000 visitors from international cruises in 2023. The port dedicates 20% of its territory to recreational tourism activities, generating 10,000 jobs nationally. Through 27 innovative actions for sustainable development, the port maintains a 15m water depth at low tide, accommodating Capesize vessels. It is the last deepwater port in the St. Lawrence/Great Lakes corridor, providing access to a market of 110 million consumers. Located in the historic city of Quebec, visitors can explore the old city's charm, attractions like the Museum of Civilization and Chateau Frontenac, and enjoy French-inspired cuisines and boutiques. Activities include riding the historical Funiculaire, shopping at Rue de Champlain, and exploring the Citadelle. The port offers convenient access to walkable areas, cafes, and museums. Passengers can benefit from baggage check services, cafes like Cafe du Monde, and nearby restaurants for an authentic experience. Cruises from Quebec City by Princess Cruises, Cunard, Holland America Line, and Norwegian provide stunning views of Eastern Canada & New England. The best times to visit Quebec City are from June to September and December to February, with indoor festivals during winter and picturesque sights in spring and autumn.

Location

City: Quebec City

Region: Quebec

Country: Canada

Coordinates: 46.8141° N, 71.2073° W