Bota Bota spa-sur-l'eau

Bota Bota spa-sur-l'eau: A Unique Floating Relaxation Space Unlike Anywhere Else in the World

Bota Bota, spa-sur-l'eau is a floating spa moored in the Old Port of Montréal, offering a truly unique relaxation experience. Housed aboard a former ferry, this Nordic spa features a water circuit, treatments and breathtaking views of the city, just minutes from downtown Montréal.

Moored at the Old Port, Bota Bota Spa is an unmissable oasis in the heart of the Montreal landscape.

Let yourself be lulled by the water circuit in three simple steps – hot, cold, relaxation – and enjoy the benefits of the thermal cycle on the body and mind.

The Boat’s 4 decks, along with the Pavillion’s 3 decks and the Garden area offer a complete set of facilities for a high-end experience: 4 saunas, one sauna dedicated to the Aufguss ritual, 5 jet baths, 2 steam baths, 7 cold baths, 1 swimming pool and numerous relaxation areas.

Recently, guided meditations and special events were added to optimize your experience on board and relaxation. For the events, see the calendar.

To complete your journey, our certified massage therapists and estheticians will provide massages and body and facial treatments to make you feel your absolute best.

For gourmets, the La Traversée restaurant will raise the experience to gustatory pleasure with a local and seasonal menu.

The Pavillon: Bota Bota's New Ship

The Bota Bota experience is expanding with the Pavillon, a second ship that enhances the water circuit. It features a large panoramic sauna dedicated to Aufguss sessions, new hot and cold baths, a botanical shower and relaxation areas filled with natural light, all with views of the St. Lawrence River. Access to the Pavillon is included with every water circuit reservation.

Frequently Asked Questions About Bota Bota spa-sur-l'eau

What packages and offers are available at Bota Bota?

Bota Bota offers several options centred around its floating spa experience, including access to the water circuit, massage therapy and esthetic treatments, dining at La Traversée restaurant, and various packages combining relaxation and dining. Visit the official Bota Bota website for current packages and offers; a package may combine the water circuit, a treatment and a meal.

How do I get to Bota Bota?

Bota Bota is located in the Old Port of Montréal, right in the heart of downtown. By public transit, Champ-de-Mars metro station is a short walk away. By car, access is near 730 Mill Street in Montréal, with parking available by reservation.

What services does Bota Bota offer?

Services include a thermal water circuit with saunas, hot tubs, steam baths, cold baths and an outdoor pool, spread across the indoor facilities and outdoor gardens. Bota Bota also offers massage therapy, massages, and body and facial treatments provided by certified professionals. The pool and numerous relaxation areas complete the experience.

What is the Bota Bota experience like?

The Bota Bota experience is truly unique: a floating spa offering breathtaking views of Montréal in the heart of the city, where wellness and relaxation unfold through a cycle of hot, cold and rest.

What are Bota Bota's opening hours?

Bota Bota is open year-round, from Monday through Friday as well as on weekends, including Sundays. Opening hours may vary depending on the day and season, so check the official website for the latest schedule before your visit.

What are the reviews of Bota Bota?

Bota Bota receives excellent reviews from guests, who share their feedback and experiences about memorable moments of relaxation. Check online reviews to get a better idea of the experience before your visit.

What activities are available?

Activities include the water circuit, yoga sessions, guided meditation and outdoor relaxation, allowing you to extend your spa experience.

Located downtown in the heart of the Old Port of Montréal, Bota Bota is a must-visit attraction in Canada. Whether you are visiting as a couple, with family or with friends, this floating spa offers a relaxing escape in every season, subject to its opening hours.