Venez découvrir le magnifique amphithéâtre naturel du Monts-Saint-Pierre en Gaspésie et l’ensemble de ses activités. Venez vivre l’expérience de la Station de montagne sur mer, dans ce magnifique panorama avec son sommet unique, qui offre une vue spectaculaire ...
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La Matanie is an exceptional territory nestled between the majestic St. Lawrence River and the Chic-Chocs Mountains. Near the gateway to Gaspésie (Gaspé Peninsula), the region of Matane allows you to experience every moment with intensity. Submerged in ...
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For an unforgettable vacation, long live Matapédia with Tourisme La Matapédia! Located at the gateway to Gaspésie and at the heart of a valley, Matapédia teems with activities for every interest, throughout the year. Take advantage of the majestic Lake ...
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Baie-des-Chaleurs is located on the south side of the Gaspé Peninsula. Enjoy a body of water to swim among the beaches, rivers and water activities. Take part in the multitude of events and activities that take place from Shigawake to Pointe-à-la-Croix ...
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The Port-Daniel-Gascons region is located between the sea, dense forests and mountains. Port-Daniel-Gascons still lives to the rhythm of traditional activities such as fishing and agriculture, to which is added a diversified service economy. Outdoor enthusiasts ...
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Percé is the must on a tour around the Gaspé Peninsula. The unique atmosphere invites visitors to take pleasure in the majestic landscapes at Parc national de l'Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé, a true paradise for Northern gannets. Relish Percé’s artistic ...
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The city of Mont-Joli is located in the regional county municipality of La Mitis in Quebec. Capital of painted walls, east of Quebec City, the capital of the MRC of La Mitis offers to discover its history through its circuit of frescoes, arts and heritage ...
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The Haute-Gaspésie is located in eastern Quebec. It will charm both outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers. This region is in a unique environment with a magnificent scenery where the Chic-Chocs mountains, with their peaks of more than 1,000 meters, and ...
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