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Wonderfully located at the gateway to the Gaspé, close to Bas-St-Laurent and Rimouski, Camping Annie, in Métis-sur-Mer, allows you to spend a remarkable stay in a region that is just as remarkable. Beautiful sites welcome you, a heated swimming pool, ...
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Visitors to the Cap-de-la-Madeleine Lighthouse can take a tour of the lighthouse and its history. In one of the old guards' houses there is a local souvenir shop. It is also the perfect place to take a coffee break. On site, it is also possible to visit ...
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Feel the serenity of this magical place, while quietly listening to the musical sound of the waves. Located at the tip of a headland stretching out into the sea, over a kilometer from Route 132, the beautiful setting will charm you by its beauty and tranquility ...
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At the Domaine du Capitaine in Percé, enjoy an extraordinary view! Treat yourself to a stay in one of the beautiful rooms with sea views.
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The Mont Pointu trail offers a hike that will satisfy the needs of mountain walkers! With more than 400 meters of altitude, it offers a magnificent 360 degrees view. At the summit, you can contemplate the beauty of the city of Sainte-Anne-des-Monts and ...
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Located at the entrance to one of the most beautiful regions of Quebec, Panora - Loges fluviales allow you to relax in front of an exceptional panorama of the St. Lawrence River in Gaspésie. Whether it's for a weekend of relaxation or adventure, the lodges ...
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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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Major attractions in the Matapédia-et-les-Plateaux area, the Deux-Rivières (Matapédia), Coeur des Plateaux (Saint-André-de-Restigouche) and Horizon de Rêve (Saint-Alexis-de-Matapédia) lookouts offers spectacular views over the hills and rivers in this ...
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This 34 metre high stone light-tower, perched atop rugged cliffs, is the tallest lighthouse in Canada. The exposed point of land is at the mouth of the St. Lawrence River where it enters the Gulf of the St. Lawrence. Built between 1853 and 1858, the lighthouse ...
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