Canada

Urban Agglomeration Of Montreal

The Urban agglomeration of Montreal sits inland from the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and the North Atlantic, with limited direct seawater diving within its core. Nearby freshwater bodies and the broader Saint-Lawrence River system shape training and occasional cenote-like inland diving experiences, but the region is mostly about culture and city access. For divers, access hubs are in the greater Quebec area, with potential trips to coastal or offshore sites along the Gulf of Saint Lawrence and nearby maritime regions. Expect freshwater environments and planned dives outside the urban core.

Essential information for traveling in Canada

About Canada

Sea
Gulf of Saint Lawrence, Bay of Fundy, Labrador ...
Languages
EN FR
Demonym
Canadian
Phone prefix
+1

Practicalities

Currency
CAD
Plug type
Type A, Type B
Airports
YYZ YVR YEG YYC YUL

Diving specifics

Temperature
°C
Depth units
meters
Pressure
bar
Regulators
DIN Yoke (INT)

Cities to dive in the Urban agglomeration of Montreal region

Nearby Dive Centers (1)

The best times to dive in the Urban agglomeration of Montreal region

The best months to dive in Urban agglomeration of Montreal are from June to September. Temperatures are confortable (17-23°C), currents are mild and the visibility is at its best.

Excellent Good Fair Mitigated
01 - Jan.
-9 °C 6/10
02 - Feb.
-9 °C 6/10
03 - Mar.
-1 °C 6/10
04 - Apr.
6 °C 6/10
05 - May
14 °C 6/10
06 - Jun.
20 °C 7/10
07 - Jul.
23 °C 7/10
08 - Aug.
21 °C 8/10
09 - Sept.
17 °C 8/10
10 - Oct.
11 °C 6/10
11 - Nov.
2 °C 6/10
12 - Dec.
-7 °C 6/10

Based on last year's weather. Scores compare months for this destination only and are indicative. A mitigated month may still suit many divers.

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