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The Jardin de l'abeille is an interpretation centre where you can observe bees in action in the hive and see how honey is extracted. A visit to this place with teach you more about the flowers bees like to pollinate. Tastings are offered on site and there ...
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One-of-a-kind marina, where visitors receive the warmest of welcomes. Safe pontoon service that allows a large reception capacity. Daily access to the boat launch available for visitors. Photo credit: Havre Polyvalent SADM.
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The main cave, Spéos de la Fée, is unique in Québec because of its depth (46 metres); it is also the only cave in North America with a via ferrata (a steel cable upon which visitors can secure themselves to climb through the cave). Accompanied by a guide ...
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Having opened its doors in 2006, La Fromagerie du Littoral has been working in dairy processing since that day. One of the only farm cheese dairies, made with cow's milk, located in eastern Quebec. Come and discover the fresh or aged cheddar cheese as ...
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This cultural centre is mandated with promoting, disseminating, developing and facilitating access to the visual and performing arts, as well as fostering expression and development of the local cultural identity. It stages exhibitions and shows and offers ...
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Snowmobilers and winter adventures, come visit the snowy forests and wonderful trails with spectacular view of the ocean and the Chic Choc mountains in Gaspésie. The Les Sentiers Blancs Snowmobile and ATV Club offers 1, 3 and 7 day access rights for visitors ...
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Club les sentiers Rocher Percé is located in the Gaspésie region. Snowmobiling has become a very popular activity, especially in remote regions. Snowmobilers will love making their way to the landmark rock in Percé this winter. The club will also be setting ...
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It is in the area of Coin-du-Banc, near Percé, that is the Portage River, designated locally as the Émeraudes River. This magnificent site is one of the starting points of the Rivières Trail, which stretches 27 kilometers through the forest to L'Anse ...
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