Gijamika Farm is a family farm and a must for local meat purchases in the Lower St. Lawrence. Come and discover, learn and have fun on the farm and with the horses. We offer horseback riding lessons, boarding and training services for horses, horse transportation ...
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When spring rolls around, days get longer, temperatures get milder and the snow begins to melt. This is also the time of year when one of Quebec's most wonderful traditions is celebrated. Érablière Nathalie Lemieux is a sugar shack in the Bas-St-Laurent ...
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From the municipal dock, set out aboard a 10-passenger zodiac boat to discover the breathtaking landscapes of the St. Lawrence and the Kamouraska islands while observing marine mammals and bird colonies. You'll return to shore with lasting memories. The ...
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In this unique museum you will be introduced to the many facets stemming from the study of skeletons: adaptation to various forms of locomotion, evolution of man, etc. Also discover the marine mammals, including the whales that stay in the St. Lawrence ...
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Like the ancient guardians, come and stand guard at the gateway to the continent by spending a day and night at the lighthouse... The Duvetnor Company transports you by boat for an excursion or rents three charming rooms decorated in the spirit of the ...
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Saint-Barnabé Island has 20 kilometres (12 miles) of hiking trails accessible to all, as well as picnic areas. You will enjoy an unrestricted view of the city of Rimouski in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region. Observe colonies of birds, blue herons and seals ...
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Located at Carrefour La Pocatière, next door to the National Bank, Cinéma Le Scénario has 4 theatres for a total of 535 seats, in a modern environment. The theatres are equipped with Dolby digital 5.1 sound and a giant curved floating screen. In addition ...
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400, boulevard de la Rivière
Rimouski, Qc, Canada
G5L 5C7
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Designed by the famous golf architect, John Watson, the Val-Neigette Golf Course has 3 bodies of water, the Bois-Brûlé River running through the course and 41 strategically placed sand traps. It is a par 72, 6,100-yard-long course. Renowned for its narrowness ...
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A sumptuous Victorian residence, the Maison Chapais was built in 1833 for businessman Jean-Charles Chapais, a future Father of Confederation and founder of the parish of Saint-Denis-De La Bouteillerie. Discover the house and gardens with guides who bring ...
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