Sunset on Baie‑des‑Chaleurs: a three‑hour Carleton cruise with Croisières Martin

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Sunset on Baie‑des‑Chaleurs: a three‑hour Carleton cruise with Croisières Martin

A concise guide to Coucher de Soleil — a 3‑hour evening boat tour on Baie‑des‑Chaleurs that foregrounds changing light, marine life and the option to pause the engine for quiet or sea fishing.

Sunset on Baie‑des‑Chaleurs: a three‑hour Carleton cruise with Croisières Martin.

Duration
3 heures
Location
Carleton
Operator
Croisières Martin
Category
Boat Tour
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Sail out from Carleton onto Baie‑des‑Chaleurs as the late light folds across the water. Coucher de Soleil is a simple, convivial sunset cruise in which shifting colors, local marine life and a relaxed, social atmosphere are the point. According to the operator’s description, conditions may allow the captain to cut the engine and let the boat drift for moments of calm — or for passengers to try sea fishing.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE LANDSCAPE

Baie‑des‑Chaleurs at dusk

The cruise is defined by the changing evening light on Baie‑des‑Chaleurs: a short, sensory run of sea and sky as the boat moves toward the horizon.

THE WILDLIFE

Marine life seen from the deck

Passengers can expect glimpses of local marine fauna during the run; the trip’s relaxed pace and natural setting make wildlife observation a natural focus.

THE MOMENT

Engine‑off calm and on‑board fishing

When conditions permit, the captain may pause the engine so the boat can drift in quiet water — an opportunity that can also be used for trying sea fishing under crew supervision.

What the day feels like

What the sunset cruise feels like

The outing is unhurried: embark in Carleton, move into open water as the sky shifts, and settle into convivial, watchful quiet. The operator frames the cruise as lively yet peaceful, with the option — when conditions allow — to stop the engine for stillness or to fish from the boat.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this cruise suits — and who should check further details.

1
Sunset seekersIdeal for travelers who want a short, scenic evening outing focused on light and atmosphere.
2
Wildlife watchersWell‑suited to observers wanting to scan for marine life from the deck during a relaxed cruise.
3
Fishing novicesAppropriate for those interested in trying sea fishing when the captain permits a pause for that activity.
4
Casual groups and familiesDescribed by the operator as a convivial and accessible experience; no specific participant limits or age/health restrictions are provided in the source material.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Duration

The cruise lasts 3 hours.

Where it runs

The outing takes place on Baie‑des‑Chaleurs, operating out of Carleton, Québec.

What to bring

No specific gear list is provided in the source; check booking information or contact the operator for recommended clothing and equipment.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is Coucher de Soleil?

The cruise duration is 3 hours.

Where does the cruise take place?

The cruise operates on Baie‑des‑Chaleurs, departing from Carleton, Québec.

Can we try sea fishing during the cruise?

When conditions permit, the captain may pause the engine and passengers may have the opportunity to try sea fishing.

Who runs the Coucher de Soleil cruise?

The operator is Croisières Martin.

Are fees included?

Headline/context information indicates 'Frais inclus'. Check booking details for the exact inclusions.