Navigation de plaisance entre Montréal et les Grands Lacs

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7 juin, 2022

Un rappel si vous comptez entreprendre un voyage entre Montréal et Toronto ou, Kingston, par exemple.

Vous voudrez connaître l’horaire des écluses. Ou encore celui de l’ouverture des ponts.

Depuis le 1er juin, une nouvelle ligne dédiée aux plaisanciers est offerte de 8:30 à 12:30 du lundi au vendredi :
(450) 672-4110 poste 2264
(613) 932-5170 poste 2264

Pour d’autres renseignements :

https://grandslacs-voiemaritime.com/fr/

 

 

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