Société des traversiers du Québec

This ferry is used year-round by motorists who wish to travel between the Montérégie and Lanaudière regions, but also by pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, and RV enthusiasts. The two recent river stations and their ferries offer many outdoor and indoor advertising formats, both static and digital. The crossing offers an interesting advertising potential, as while the Louis-Hippolyte-Lafontaine tunnel is being rebuilt, many people are opting for the ferry.

The Québec City/Lévis Crossing allows hundreds of people to use this river corridor daily. Our ad- vertising offer reaches the many workers, stu- dents, cyclists and tourists who visit the Paquet wharf (Lévis) and Old Québec overlooked by the Château-Frontenac. Cyclists also take the ferry to make a superb 29 km loop using the Littoral corridor and the Anses route. In summer as well as in winter, your company will be promoted in an exceptional setting.

This crossing offers an interesting advertising potential to reach these two cities of the great Chaudière-Appalaches region. Moreover, the Montmagny River Station is particularly interesting due to its double vocation as ferry station and tourist information office for Montmagny, the islands and the surrounding areas.

The mission of this ferry is to reduce the isolation of the Isle-aux-Coudres population. As part of the magnificent Charlevoix region, the ferries are very popular with the tourists who flock there. Our shelter advertisements as well as those available on the Ships are excellent ways to reach this sector’s clientele.

This ferry links the Rivière-du-Loup area to the nature village of Saint-Siméon, located in the northeast of Charlevoix. In addition to the ferry passengers, the exterior and interior advertising of the Saint-Siméon station is also visible to the many people visiting the Saint-Siméon campground and the municipal public beach. Don’t forget to keep an eye out for whales during your crossing!

This crossing is the continuation of Route 138 and the gateway into the Côte-Nord region. It is used by more than 1,200,000 people each year. It offers a unique opportunity to admire the majestic Saguenay Fjord and the wonders of the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park. Although the crossing is short, the interior spaces of the Ships are widely used by travellers to stretch their legs and get some snacks. Our advertising spaces will reach your target audience.

Although this crossing is only functional during the summer, it is ideal for conveying a public service announcement or local advertising to an otherwise hard-to-reach population. Being a smaller Ship, the interior seating areas are heavily used by local pedestrians who do not want to drive across.

This crossing allows travel between the Gaspé Peninsula and the Côte-Nord region. In addition to workers, motorcyclists, snowmobilers, hunters, and fishermen are particularly present in high sea- son. As this is a long crossing, passengers must leave their vehicles and take a seat inside the Ship. There, they have access to beautiful pas- senger lounges, a restaurant, a bar and a children’s playroom. Our numerous digital advertising screens are visible throughout the ship to a captive and attentive audience.