Parc national de Miguasha

Situated in Chaleur Bay, the Parc national de Miguasha is worth a detour off Route 132. Open year round, the park’s Natural History Museum provides an opportunity to discover 370-million-year-old fish and plant fossils which made this park famous and caused it to be added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List. With or without a guide, a tour of the permanent exhibition is a scientific adventure for all visitors, young and old. To complete your visit of the museum, enjoy the temporary exhibits, a restaurant where you can grab a bite to eat and treat yourself at the boutique. It is also possible to take a walk on a trail that runs along the cliff and returns by way of the beach. Oceanside pleasure guaranteed!