Event in living heritage with a focus on traditional music, the Festival La Virée Trad in Carleton-sur-Mer presents about thirty activities for all audiences: indoor and outdoor shows, the largest public market in Gaspésie, a dance party exhibitions, ...
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With unobstructed views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Percé’s Pub Pit Caribou is the perfect setting to try out a selection of beers brewed locally in L’Anse-à-Beaufils, on tap, bottled and in cans. The pub is open year-round so that you can try out the ...
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Le Ketch - microbrasserie du littoral, is a microbrewery located in Sainte-Flavie, on the shores of the St. Lawrence River. The Ketch offers a large outdoor terrace adjacent to the square, a small general store where you can buy their products as well ...
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The Jardin de l'abeille is an interpretation centre where you can observe bees in action in the hive and see how honey is extracted. A visit to this place with teach you more about the flowers bees like to pollinate. Tastings are offered on site and there ...
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La Vallée de la Framboise is an agri-food company inspired by the family history of the agricultural community. Their priorities are to welcome people as they welcome friends, to offer good products grown, processed and sold in an enchanting setting and ...
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Microbrasserie Pit Caribou and its team welcome you with open arms into their world of craft beer brewing. Brewed in L’Anse-à-Beaufils, a picturesque fishing village close to Percé on the Gaspé Peninsula, our beers are a reflection of the people in the ...
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In 2004 the Carpinteri family acquired an old strawberry farm with an exceptional microclimate. The site was quickly converted to a vineyard by planting rustic hybrid grape varieties. Then came the construction of a wine warehouse inspired by the vineyards ...
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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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