The Baie Verte multi-use trail network, located by the sea in Forestville, is the best place to get an incomparable view of the area. Just an hour's drive from Tadoussac, known for its whale-watching activities, this trail is definitely the destination ...
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route 138
Sept-Îles, Qc, Canada
G4R 1X9
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Quebec’s wilderness is not easily accessible by land. Discover this untamed region aboard a HELICOPTER and get a bird-eye view of this luxuriant territory. Discover Tadoussac and Baie-Ste-Catherine: the fjord, the whales and the forest in a relaxed setting ...
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LA PÊCHE SUR LA RIVIÈRE GODBOUT EST UNE EXPÉRIENCE UNIQUE.
Il faut dire que la rivière impresionne! Sa longueur, ses rapides à travers la montagne puis le grand plateau avant de s’engoufrer à nouveaux à travers la roche, tel est le parcours du saumon ...
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The Godbout Birds of Prey Interpretive Center is a non-profit organization founded in 2016. It is a refuge for birds of prey with permanent disabilities that are unable to return to the wild. You can observe a dozen birds of prey in display aviaries, ...
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On McCormick Island, in the heart of the city, the recently renovated Café Graffiti is renowned for the quality of its cuisine, a marriage of quality and freshness, an ode to gastronomy and the pleasure of attending shows. in an intimate atmosphere. In ...
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For a different summer vacation, make Les Maisons de Pointe-Nord your chalet and discover the fascinating world of Anticosti Island, by vehicle or by bike. The Pourvoirie du lac Geneviève offers you a vacation stay at the northern tip of the island, also ...
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Housed in a home dating back to 1873, Musée Louis-Langlois features an exhibit that tells the story of the shipwreck of Admiral Hovenden Walker’s English fleet off Île aux OEufs. Admire the many artifacts recovered from the sea that bear witness to this ...
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Let the Loiselle family introduce you to a world of unforgettable beauty—the Mingan Islands. Explore the realm of puffins, seals, whales, and monoliths aboard Le Macareux or Le Perroquet (12 passengers each), guided by an experienced local captain.
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