Exotic activities on the South Shore
Montréal’s South Shore still has a few surprises up its sleeve for those looking to explore original and exotic activities. Whether you’re passionate about adventure or simply want to enjoy something a little different nearby, this article’s for you.
Le Palais du patin in Delson
Credit: Palais du PatinYou’ll be amazed the first time you visit this 360-degree skating rink. Stepping into this unique site in North America, the disco lights, music and ambiance will blow you away! The rink, which was hugely popular in the 1980s—at the height of the disco craze—has recently been given a makeover to welcome young roller-skating enthusiasts.
100 Delson Ave., Delson
WebsiteLe Rigolfeur in Sainte-Julie
Credit: Le RigolfeurLe Rigolfeur in Sainte-Julie is a much-loved destination for people who love mini golf—and practical jokes!—in Montérégie. This fun course offers an entertaining experience for the whole family, with clever obstacles and themed decors. Careful: you might end your game soaked from head to toe!
210 Blvd. Armand-Frappier, Sainte-Julie
WebsiteFlotel in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
Credit: Flotel hotelMoored in the waters of Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Flotel hotel offers a totally unique hotel experience. This original hotel concept combines the comfort of a hotel with the pleasure of being docked on Lac Saint-François. Each floating room features a spectacular view of the surrounding landscape. Guests can also savour peaceful moments on their private terrace, enjoying the gentle rocking of the water at sunset.
240 Rue Victoria, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
WebsitePlan your trips with our trip planner to see the many route options available to you.
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