At the Marine Environment Discovery Centre, dive into the fascinating underworld of the St. Lawrence. Located 30 minutes from Tadoussac, this Parks Canada interpretation centre offers activities designed for the whole family showcasing the colourful and ...
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Réserve faunique de Port-Cartier-Sept-Îles is truly a jewel of Quebec's natural heritage. Covering 6,423 square kilometres (3,991 miles), this vast territory can be reached from Route 138; the main entrance is located in Port-Cartier. At this enchanting ...
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Parc national d’Anticosti is not just a reserve for hunters and fishermen! Everyone can come discover this wilderness island, situated in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, bathed in the clear light of the north. Here, you’ll encounter white cliffs stroked by ...
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Halfway between Port-Cartier and Sept-Îles, the Gallix ski area is the hub of winter tourism in Côte-Nord|Duplessis thanks to its microclimate and abundant snowfall. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the views of the St. Lawrence and vast backcountry, as ...
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The Kanapeut Innu Traditional Site is a place where Innu culture comes alive. It is a place to share Innu-aitun, a culture that includes way of life and language, connection to the land, spirituality and values. It pays tribute to the elders, grandparents ...
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Founded in 1985 and based in Tadoussac, the Group for Research and Education on Marine Mammals is a non-profit organization dedicated to scientific research on the whales of the St. Lawrence and education for the sake of marine conservation. GREMM is ...
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A national historic site, the Petite Chapelle de Tadoussac, built in 1747, is the oldest wooden church still in existence in North America. The first mass was celebrated here by the Jesuits in 1750. A multimedia projection on the chapel ceiling recounts ...
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Noryak operates in the Minganie region - on the North Shore of the Gulf of St-Lawrence - and specializes in sea kayaking and whitewater adventures in spectacular, pristine areas. Noryak offer all-inclusive trips ranging from one to five days in the Mingan ...
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Despite the isolation that characterizes Fermont and the intense cold that rages there several months a year, the Fermontois have tamed an environment where quality of life is a privilege they cherish, with major attractions such as: the screen wall, ...
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