Situated along the picturesque St. Lawrence River, Montreal's cruise terminal combines cosmopolitan flair with old-world charm. Enjoy the vibrant arts scene, French-inspired cuisine, and architectural wonders of this cultural hub before embarking on your cruise.
The Iberville Cruise Terminal at the Port of Montreal's Grand Quay is located on the Alexandra Pier at the corner of de la Commune Street and Saint-François-Xavier Street in Old Montreal. The recently renovated cruise pier is next to the Science Centre and within close proximity to the charming cafes, shopping and attractions of Old Montreal. The construction finished with the opening of the Port of Montreal Tower, a 213-foot (65-metre) observation tower offering amazing views of the city and St. Lawrence River.
The Port of Montreal's Grand Quay at Alexandra Pier has three terminals — 1, 2 and 4. If it's a busy day in port, you may be docked at Terminal 3 (Berth T3), located east of the Iberville Cruise Terminal at the corner of Rue Notre Dame Est and Boulevard Pie-IX.
Free WiFi is available at the port. If you are disembarking and wish to explore Montreal before your flight home, you can store your luggage at Terminal 1 from 7am to 5pm for $5/bag CDN.
Over 60,000 cruise passengers dock at Montreal's port each year. Cruise lines that call Montreal home port include Holland America, Oceania, Regent Seven Seas, and Seabourn. Montreal cruise season runs from early May to late October. The warmest months are July and August with highs in the mid-20s Celsius (77°F). If travelling in late fall, pack warm clothing as snow flurries are possible.
What's New for 2026
The Port of Montreal Tower — a 213-foot (65-metre) observation tower — now stands adjacent to the terminal, offering stunning views of the city and the St. Lawrence River.Hot Tip
Montreal cruise season runs May to October. Old Montreal is one of the most walkable neighbourhoods in Canada — easily explored on foot from the terminal. Book terminal parking in advance at parking@port-montreal.com as spots fill quickly in summer.Port of Montreal, Quebec – Quick Facts
Getting to Port of Montreal, Quebec
Transportation options from nearby airports, train stations and downtown.
From Montreal Airport (YUL)
Montreal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport is approximately 22 km west of the Iberville Cruise Terminal. Air Canada, WestJet, Porter, and major US airlines all fly into YUL.
Flat rate taxi $40 CAD including taxPublic Transit
Take the 747 Shuttle Bus East from the airport to Station Lionel-Groulx ($10 CAD, valid all day), then the Orange Line to Station Place-D Armes. The port is just over 1 km from there.
$10 CAD · ~45 minutes totalTaxi and Rideshare
A flat rate taxi from YUL to the cruise terminal is $40 CAD including taxes. Most taxis accept credit cards and Canadian debit. Tipping is customary in Canada.
Flat rate $40 CAD from YULDriving and Parking
The Iberville Cruise Terminal is in the Old Port of Montreal. Take Autoroute 20 East to exit 61 and follow signs to the Old Port.
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Parking
On-site garages connect directly to your terminal. Off-site lots offer free shuttles at lower daily rates. Hotel+park packages can be the best value of all.
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