Experience the world-famous Spirit Island, the icon of the Canadian Rockies, on a 90-minute interpretive cruise in Jasper National Park. Sail 14 kilometers atop Maligne Lake, past towering peaks and glaciers, to the peaceful and remarkable Spirit Island. Sit back, relax, and enjoy vibrant stories from the onboard tour guides, including the Interpretive Maligne Lake Cruises in Jasper National Park. Explore Maligne Lake from the comfort of glass enclosed and heated cruise boats.
The Maligne Lake Cruise offers a panoramic tour atop the crystal waters of Maligne Lake, fed by the glaciers of Jasper National Park. Cruise along the scenic shores populated by the world-famous Spirit Island. The cruise has been providing visitors with the opportunity to discover the world-famous Spirit Island for over 60 years through interpretive experiences.
There are four scenic cruise options throughout the summer to world-famous Spirit Island, the jewel of Maligne. Adults (18-64) cost approximately 82 CAD per person, while youth (6-15) cost approximately 53 CAD per person, and children (5 and under) are free. You can book your tickets, which include a 90-minute narrated cruise and applicable taxes.
There is a restaurant and a gift shop on location, as well as a picnic area where you can enjoy a delicious meal. The classic cruise on Maligne Lake takes around 90 minutes and includes an 8.5-mile (14-kilometer) cruise on the lake, live commentary, and a 15-minute stop.
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Hello friend, how are you? I hope very well. Today you brought us a article about Maligne Lake located in Jasper Park. Its history is really impressive, the place, as we are used to in that area, its mountains, lakes and deciduous forests, are really beautiful. A article of luxury friend. Thanks for sharing and I hope you have a great week.
I had no clue Maligne was the 2nd largest glacier fed lake in the world! How amazing 😍 it must have been crazy back in the day trying to find that lake. It’s so interesting about all of the history the island has been used for. I’ve heard of a lot of cultures sending their children away for some time for the youth of passage. Wonderful article! 👍
As good as the first time …Lol!😂 But don’t remember what I wrote 😂😂😂 only thing I remember is that I found it amazing and that it was my best lake as we when twice on that boat ride . Oh ! Yes ! The pine Beatles ….what a shame 😢 glad that I saw it before whiteout them ! While writing to you here I had a notice that you where commenting my latest article …Lol! 😂 So I am leaving you to go and see what you wrote 😉👍 Have a great upcoming weekend my friend ! H&S 👩❤️👨🌈🇨🇦
What a beautiful and well-done article. We got immersed in your storytelling, the music and the photographic. We had heard the history of Mary before, but this is the best version so far, and those historical pictures are priceless, we really enjoy your articles and learn something new every time that we watch one of them. Thanks!
Really awesome article! You got some really excellent footage and a great job of editing them! Fantastic landscape! perusal this kind of scenery is so relaxing and you managed to find such fine music to endorse the beauty of the article. I can really understand why it’s one of the most photographed lakes in Jasper National Park. 👌
That must have been a tiring trip but it’s so worth it. The majestic beauty of mountain peaks and the soothing and relaxing effect of water flowing and swaying tress are just one of the nature’s best to offer all of us. You are so lucky to be always connected with nature. ❤️. Dropping here to support you. Hope to see you in my website.
Outstanding work, a wonderfully produced article. The Lake and the scenery surrounding it are beautiful and it’s interesting to hear the back story. Do you mind telling me what program you used for the intro map and graphic segment? This production is a credit to you, I’ll have to watch some of your others now.