Located just a few minutes north of Montreal, the Mini-Putt de Terrebonne offers two 18-hole mini-golf courses for even more fun.
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AquaPiknik offers a unique concept in the bay of Lake St. Francis: rental of electric boats for a festive excursion, or a calm quiet outing on gentle waters. Transform your nautical experience into a wonderful gourmet outing. Or perhaps just a quiet picnic ...
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A path for biking in the summer and skiing in the winter, Le Chemin de La Liseuse is a place to practise outdoor activities and learn a bit about poetry! Running along some of the most important places in Anne Hébert poems and novels, Le Chemin de La ...
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Founded in 1948 by Elmina Fortin and Stanislas Labbé, Laiterie Charlevoix is still owned by the Labbé family today. Stanislas and Elmina's great-grandchildren are the fourth generation to work in the company. Visit the artisanal cheese factory, a privileged ...
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The Saint-Casimir cave, also known as Le trou du Diable, opens its lair for a tourist and educational visit. Located on the property of the Société québécoise de spéléologie, the cave is the second longest cave in Quebec at 980 meters. It is the underground ...
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Located in a health-inducing environment by the sea, the Auberge du Portage health centre will surely delight you with balneotherapy, thalassotherapy, hydrotherapy, mud therapy, pressure therapy and massage therapy techniques offered by skilled professionals ...
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Stretching over more than a kilometer of sand, la Plage de Berthier-sur-Mer (beach) is a little corner of paradise for water sports enthusiasts, whether canoeing, kayaking, dinghy sailing, windsurfing. paddle or kitesurf. Dogs accepted and must be kept ...
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Discover the magnificent islands of the Bas-Saint-Laurent region! Several are accessible to visit during the summer: L’île Verte, l’île aux Basques, l’île Saint-Barnabé, les îles du Pot à l’Eau-de-Vie and l’île aux Lièvres. You can visit them and go for ...
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A safe, fully paved route perfect for the whole family! Discover enchanting panoramas and friendly people. The bike path is built on two now-unused railroad tracks that run through eight municipalities of the Bellechasse region. The Cycloroute de Bellechasse ...
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Crossing through the Cœur de la Montérégie region, La Route des Champs cycling trail is nearly 40 kilometres (25 miles) long. Here, you can practice different activities, such as cycling, inline skating and hiking. As you explore its length, you will ...
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