The Val-Brillant marina, in Gaspésie, is the only marina that allows all boats to access Lake Matapédia. Sailing enthusiasts, fishing enthusiasts and yachtsmen are won over by the tranquility and beauty of the place. Camping des bois et des berges is ...
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The Circuit des Bâtisseurs is a historical trail that covers the period of the French regime from the Bourg de Pabos to the closing of Gaspésia. It is an open-air museum crossed by a pedestrian and bicycle trail. The reception point is located at the ...
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La présence, autrefois, de nombreux rosiers sauvages sur le cap expliquerait l'origine du toponyme. C'est aussi de ce cap qu'un officier apreçut en 1759, la flotte de Wolfe, et dépêcha immédiatement un courrier vers Québec. Cet endroit témoin d'un nombre ...
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The Base de plein air de Bellefeuille is an exceptional natural site (beaches, lakes, forest, sea) with functional buildings adapted for families and groups. Many services are available, including a summer camp and center, chalets, rooms (conferences ...
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The Marina is in the heart of the City of Gaspé, well sheltered in an exceptional Bay ideal for nautical activities! All the usual services in addition to a sailing school and a dynamic bar. Open to everyone! Photo credit: Marina de Gaspé / Club nautique ...
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In the MRC de Matane, Mont-Castor is a must. The multi-slide and family resort offers 19 slopes for skiers and boarders of all abilities and a slope reserved for inner tube descents. Three slopes are lit and allow evening skiing. Just ten minutes from ...
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The Nautical Club of Carleton-sur-Mer has a body of water located in the heart of Baie-des-Chaleurs, one of the major tourist centers of Gaspésie. The club offers 88 pitches for members and visitors. Daily and seasonal rate for boat launch access. Photo ...
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Distilled to the sound of the surf, on a clifftop in the Gaspé Peninsula, the spirits crafted by Distillerie des Marigots are outstanding for their quality, their refinement and the richness of their flavours, typical of the terroir where they are harvested ...
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Discover the Pointe Duthie lighthouse and discover the life of the first English settlers. Walk to the pointe and explore this enchanting site with its forest trails and magnificent views of the bay.
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