Destinations to explore, July 1, 2024 2024-07-01 2024-07-01 Quebecgetaways quebecvacances.com © AUDET photo Located north of Québec City, the Jacques-Cartier region is a true playground and the ideal destination for your summer vacation. Covering a vast territory dotted with lakes, rivers, mountains and valleys, the region is the perfect place to take part in a wide variety of outdoor activities. Pack your bags and head to Jacques-Cartier for a fun, action-packed vacation in the middle of nature! Photo credit: Amélie Pellerin. Connecting art to the mountains From August 15 to 18, you can attend the Festival à deux têtes in Sainte-Brigitte-de-Laval. The event, which “connects art to the mountains,” introduces visitors to an exceptional musical universe with performances by Marc Déry, Raccoon, KNLO, Hauterive and Beyries. Want to attend a specific show? No problem! You can purchase a day ticket for the performance of your choice. In addition, kids 14 and under can attend the event’s outdoor performances for free. Follow the event’s Facebook page for more information! Splashes of fun The Village Vacances Valcartier outdoor water park has long been a summer attraction par excellence for vacationers from Quebec and elsewhere. Can you picture yourself spending the day speeding down more than 35 heated waterslides, braving attractions such as the Dungeon City and Everest, or drifting along one of the themed rivers to explore a magical water world? The site also offers a variety of restaurants and patio bars to enhance your experience. Want to extend your stay in the region? Village Vacances Valcartier also offers accommodations, including 16 new CoolBox units. Must-visit family destination Located in Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Duchesnay Station is another must-visit destination during your summer vacation. While the station is open year-round, summer is an especially exciting time to visit, when the mature trees are lush with leaves and the sun is shining on Lac Saint-Joseph. To enjoy all nature has to offer, check out the Arbraska aerial course with ziplines, suspension bridges and other obstacles, or take to the water on a kayak, canoe or pedal boat. The options are endless! What’s more, you can now rent electric bikes to pedal along the Jacques-Cartier/Portneuf cycling path that runs through the station. Photo credit: Simon Clark.
Located north of Québec City, the Jacques-Cartier region is a true playground and the ideal destination for your summer vacation. Covering a vast territory dotted with lakes, rivers, mountains and valleys, the region is the perfect place to take part in a wide variety of outdoor activities. Pack your bags and head to Jacques-Cartier for a fun, action-packed vacation in the middle of nature! Photo credit: Amélie Pellerin. Connecting art to the mountains From August 15 to 18, you can attend the Festival à deux têtes in Sainte-Brigitte-de-Laval. The event, which “connects art to the mountains,” introduces visitors to an exceptional musical universe with performances by Marc Déry, Raccoon, KNLO, Hauterive and Beyries. Want to attend a specific show? No problem! You can purchase a day ticket for the performance of your choice. In addition, kids 14 and under can attend the event’s outdoor performances for free. Follow the event’s Facebook page for more information! Splashes of fun The Village Vacances Valcartier outdoor water park has long been a summer attraction par excellence for vacationers from Quebec and elsewhere. Can you picture yourself spending the day speeding down more than 35 heated waterslides, braving attractions such as the Dungeon City and Everest, or drifting along one of the themed rivers to explore a magical water world? The site also offers a variety of restaurants and patio bars to enhance your experience. Want to extend your stay in the region? Village Vacances Valcartier also offers accommodations, including 16 new CoolBox units. Must-visit family destination Located in Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Duchesnay Station is another must-visit destination during your summer vacation. While the station is open year-round, summer is an especially exciting time to visit, when the mature trees are lush with leaves and the sun is shining on Lac Saint-Joseph. To enjoy all nature has to offer, check out the Arbraska aerial course with ziplines, suspension bridges and other obstacles, or take to the water on a kayak, canoe or pedal boat. The options are endless! What’s more, you can now rent electric bikes to pedal along the Jacques-Cartier/Portneuf cycling path that runs through the station. Photo credit: Simon Clark.