Valmont plein air, located in Cap-Chat, in Gaspésie, will make you live a most pleasant nature adventure, the descent of the Cap-Chat river by kayak. A calm and easy-to-navigate river, where a few eddies spice up your descent, a family activity par excellence ...
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EcoMaris has an innovative approach to environmental education on the St. Lawrence River and the Great Lakes with its educational expeditions, tours and conferences given aboard the tall ship, the first environment school on water in Quebec. Starting ...
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A magnificent 1,500 km route from Toronto to Matane. Services adapted to needs such as luggage transportation. A dedicated team. In short, everything you need to live an exceptional holiday on two wheels!
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Located in Gaspésie, the Marina de Paspébiac offers to boaters a deep basin of water (5 meters at low tide). The Banc de Paspébiac, where it is located, offers many services and activities, such as catering, shows, interpretation and animation activities ...
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Welcome aboard! With Les Excursions L’Air du lac, you will sail on the Memphremagog, near the banks, aboard L’Entre-gens II, a pontoon accommodating 12 people. You will contemplate enchanting landscapes and discover history through anecdotes. Two commented ...
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Côte-Nord borders the St. Lawrence for 1250 kilometres (775 miles), from Tadoussac to Blanc-Sablon. This region’s coastline has been designated the Whale Route, since 13 different species, including the blue whale, can be found in the waters of the Estuary ...
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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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Sainte-Martine watercraft rentals (SCABRIC) invites you to take advantage of its watercraft rental service and get out on the water in a canoe, kayak or pedalo. Their dynamic team will help you select the best equipment to make sure your your outdoor ...
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The amphi-bus used to be a military vehicle before it was transformed into a popular tourist attraction that allow guided tours on land and in the water. This excursion will lead you through Old Montreal, the Notre Dame Basillic and the Bonsecours Market ...
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