Montreal’s river shuttles are back for the summer season. Starting May 22, residents will be able to hop on board one of six routes serving Montreal and the South Shore cities of Boucherville, Longueuil and Varennes. The Autorité régionale de transport métropolitain (ARTM) describes the ferries as a sustainable alternative to driving and an “essential part of the multimodal public transit system in the Greater Montreal area.” How much is it? To ride the shuttle, it’ll cost $6 until June 30 and $7 starting July 1. Anyone with a weekly, monthly or four-month All Modes A pass, or a monthly All Modes AB, ABC, or ABCD pass can also board the shuttles. It is free for children under the age of 11, as long as they are accompanied by a person 14 years or older “who is responsible for their supervision.” “This person must hold a valid and validated ticket and may not accompany more than five children,’ the ARTM notes. What are the routes? The six Montreal river shuttle routes are: Montreal-Mercier (Bellerive Promenade Park Pier) to Boucherville (Yvon-Julien Pier): Old Port (Jacques-Cartier Wharf) to Boucherville (Yvon-Julien Wharf): Old Port (Jacques-Cartier Wharf) to Pointe-aux-Trembles (Saint-Jean-Baptiste Wharf) to Varennes (Bellevue Wharf): Old Port (Quai Jacques-Cartier) to Île Sainte-Hélène (Jean-Drapeau Park Landing) to Longueuil (Marina): Express Old Port (Jacques-Cartier Wharf) to Île Sainte-Hélène (Jean-Drapeau Park Landing): Montréal-Mercier (Bellerive Promenade Park Pier) to Île Charron (North Pier): Reserve your tickets here.