Located on a hilltop at the western tip of Havre Aubert Island, Les Rochers is an architectural rental property made for pleasure-seekers who appreciate refined design as part of a memorable vacation experience. When creating this space in collaboration ...
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Originally built in 1917, this large typical Madelinot home was completely renovated and tastefully redecorated in 2021. Blanche de l'Ouest features four bedrooms and a loft, and can welcome up to 10 guests. This west-facing property offers stunning sunsets ...
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Located in a former general store, Petit hôtel de la Montagne features four rooms with private bathroom and access to shared living spaces. The space is also available in private mode for groups. Each room has been designed to make your stay comfortable ...
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The Dune du Nord links Île du Cap-aux-Meules and Île de Pointe-aux-Loups. Seals can sometimes be observed on the lagoon side. The part of this beach that is accessible from Fatima (Île de Cap-aux-Meules) is also known as Plage de l'Hôpital.
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Une des plus célèbres plages où a lieu le concours annuel de Château de sable. Plusieurs kilomètres de marche pour atteindre le pointe du Bout du banc d'où vous avez une vue imprenable de l'île d'Entrée.
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West Dune sector, near L'Étang-des-Caps. The West Dune links Île du Havre Aubert and Île du Cap-aux-Meules (at L'Étang-du-Nord). This beach is ideal for long walks. A great place to watch spectacular sunsets!
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The Plage du Cap, located in the Magdalen Islands and is accessible by chemin de la Baie-de-Plaisance in Portage-du-Cap. The beach overlooks the Bay of Plaisance and joins the beach of Martinique. The beach is known for collecting sand dollars. It is ...
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This is a fine choice in the Grande-Entrée sector. You'll be able to observe seals out at sea. Be careful of sea currents.
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A white sand beach that is less frequented than the western section of Dune du Sud. Wide open spaces. This is the ideal beach for a long walk, right up to the Grande-Entrée channel.
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This beach makes up the coastline of the East Point National Wildlife Reserve. The beach seems to go on forever, and you can walk it to the end where you may see seals playing in the water.
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