Where to enjoy the best water sports on Montréal’s North Shore
Posted on June 5, 2025
Montreal’s North Shore has many great spots for paddleboarding, kayaking and sailing.
In this article, we’ll present our favourite spots, all easily accessible by public transit, so you can enjoy the St. Lawrence River to the fullest this summer.
The Beaconsfield Yacht Club
The Beaconsfield Yacht Club offers a range of services including yacht chartering, sailing courses for all levels, and social and competitive activities for its members.
The Club invites visitors to discover or deepen their passion for sailing, while enjoying the beauty of the river and a spirit of camaraderie at this historic site.
Address: 26 Lakeshore Rd., Beaconsfield
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Base nautique in Repentigny
The Base Nautique in Repentigny is located on a solar-powered island in Parc Saint-Laurent and boasts a wide array of activities for outdoor enthusiasts.
In addition to kayak and paddleboard rentals, you can discover the rabaska, a traditional canoe that’s ideal for group outings.
The site also features a beach volleyball court, petanque courts, horseshoes, a fishing area, and a relaxation space.
Address: 280 Notre-Dame St., Repentigny
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Groupe Plein Air in Terrebonne
Groupe Plein Air offers canoe, kayak and paddleboard adventures on calm waters from Parc de la Rivière de Terrebonne, a 4-kilometre loop on the Rivière des Mille-Îles.
Address: 1150 Côte Boisée St., Terrebonne
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Sanscoucy Sailing Club in Pointe-Calumet
Located on a private beach on the shores of Lac des Deux Montagnes, Sanscoucy Sailing Club offers an exceptional setting for a wide range of nautical activities.
For those who love sailing, paddleboarding and simply relaxing in the sun, the club guarantees you’ll enjoy a tropical experience that’s close to the city.
Address: 150 27th Ave., Pointe-Calumet
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Enjoying water sports on the North Shore via public transit is possible! Plan your trip today with our trip planner and set out on your adventure.
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