The Basque farm in Charlevoix is an artisanal duck farm for the production of foie gras and other by-products. On site, you can take a guided tour of the outdoor rearing and force-feeding facilities in collective pens with an explanation of traditional ...
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Boutique Charlevoix, located in La Malbaie, invites you to admire the work of renowned Charlevoix artists. This showcase of artistic vitality will allow you to discover contemporary art and the traditional know-how of the creators of our beautiful region ...
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Zec Buteux-Bas-Saguenay is located in the region of Charlevoix. ZEC Buteux Bas-Saguenay was created in 1978 following the abolition of private hunting and fishing clubs.
This former glacial region is filled with fishing lakes, streams, cliffs and steep ...
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The galleries of the Beauchamp Group represent more than 140 artists, who only exhibit original paintings; this means that there are no multiples or reproductions. The group now has six art galleries, including one in Baie-St-Paul, a must-see on Saint ...
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At the heart of Charlevoix, the NM Joseph-Savard greets you onboard for a 15-minute crossing between Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive and L’Isle-aux-Coudres. The crossing is free. Daily departures vary from 8 to 24 according to seasons, from 7 am to 11 pm. In ...
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Carrefour culturel Paul-Médéric is a multidisciplinary exhibit space showcasing visual arts, animation, heritage and performing arts. Exhibitions, activities, events and workshops are offered year-round.
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The Jean Robert Audet Farm is located in the Malbaie region. You will learn how animals are raised in general. Gourmets are invited to visit the farm. Come and discover this activity with your family. Visit the website for more information.
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Only handmade, unique and original objects! Charlotte is a line of clothing for young and old, jewelry and home accessories from the playful imagination of island designer Pascale Perron. It is a place known for its creations and original products from ...
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1, place de l'Église
Baie-Saint-Paul, Qc, Canada
G3Z 1S9
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On approche Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive par les hauts, d’où l’on peut admirer les caps qui plongent dans le fleuve Saint-Laurent et les grands navires devenus minuscules se faufilant dans le chenal. C’est un spectacle saisissant par ses perspectives, sa diversité ...
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