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Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve

To commune with nature at your own pace, spend a night or more on one of the islands in a wilderness campsite.The Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve offers 42 wilderness campsites spread over six different islands, which allow visitors to enjoy... Complete profile »

$Réserve de parc national de l\'Archipel-de-Mingan$

Service:	Lodging, Attractions, Activities, National Parks & Wildlife Reserves
Location:	Havre-Saint-Pierre (Côte-Nord – Duplessis)

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Aérosport Carrefour d'Aventures

Aérosport is Canada's first kite school, with over 10 years of experience. Take advantage of the exceptional wind conditions on the Îles de la Madeleine to go kitesurfing. We also offer power kiting, buggying and winter power kiting lessons. Aérosport... Complete profile »
$Aérosport Carrefour d\'Aventures$

Service: Activities

Location: Étang-du-Nord (Îles de la Madeleine)

Service:	Activities
Location:	Étang-du-Nord (Îles de la Madeleine)

Anticosti National Park

Anticosti Island is without a doubt one of the best kept secrets of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Surrounded by a vast expanse of sea, this wild and enchanting island offers spectacular natural beauty: white cliffs, breathtaking canyons and caves that hold... Complete profile »

$Parc national d\'Anticosti$

Service:	Lodging, Attractions, Activities, National Parks & Wildlife Reserves
Location:	L’Île-d’Anticosti (Côte-Nord – Duplessis)

Auberge & Golf Fort-Prével

Auberge Fort-Prével is really a resort, with hospitality facilities offering over 58 units, all of which include cable television, telephone, coffee maker, hairdryer and bedding. All units have a view of the Gulf of St. Lawrence or the golf course.... Complete profile »

Service:	Lodging, Restaurant, Activities
Location:	Saint-Georges-de-Malbaie (Gaspésie)
Cost:	Same as above

Auberge L'Ambassadeur

Located in the heart of the Matapedia Valley, Auberge L’Ambassadeur offers 41 comfortable units including two apartment suites and two VIP suites with therapeutic bath as well as two new Executive Plus rooms with multi-spray shower and electric fireplace. Complete profile »
$Auberge L\'Ambassadeur$

Service: Lodging, Restaurant

Location: Amqui (Gaspésie)

Cost: $92 to $220

Auberge La Coulée Douce

Auberge La Coulée Douce is a small inn offering the discreet charm of a former home combined with modern comforts. A 3-star establishment, it is located at the confluence of the Matapédia and Causapscal rivers. The inn offers two accommodation options:... Complete profile »

Service:	Lodging, Restaurant
Location:	Causapscal (Gaspésie)
Cost:	$79 to $139

Auberge La Salicorne

Formely known as Club Vacances "Les Îles," La Salicorne offers 26 comfortable rooms, each with its own private bathroom, linens and television. We also have a restaurant, bar, Internet access, wireless Internet, terrace and the Seal Interpretive Centre. Complete profile »

Service:	Lodging, Restaurant, Activities
Location:	Grande-Entrée (Îles de la Madeleine)
Cost:	$375 to $413 per person for a stay of 3 nights and 4 days (longer stays available)

Bic National Park

Set yourself up comfortably in one of the 181 campsites found in Bic National Park. In total, three campgrounds offer sites to suit everyone’s needs. Some sites have water and electricity, whereas others are semi-serviced. Huttopia tents are available... Complete profile »

Service:	Lodging, Restaurant, Attractions, Activities, National Parks & Wildlife Reserves
Location:	Le Bic (Bas-Saint-Laurent)

Camping et Motel de l'Anse

Located less than 5 km (3 mi.) west of downtown Rimouski, this campground and motel are the perfect place to relax in a rustic decor along the shores of the St. Lawrence River. This site is also near several well-known tourist attractions, such as Bic... Complete profile »

Service: Lodging

Location: Rimouski (Bas-Saint-Laurent)

Cost: Same as above
Canyon des Portes de l'Enfer

Canyon des Portes de l’Enfer (Hell’s Gate Canyon) is located 35 km (22 mi.) south of downtown Rimouski. Starting at the 20-metre (65-foot) high Grand Sault Falls, the canyon stretches for nearly 5 km (3 mi.) between steep and narrow rock walls up... Complete profile »
$Canyon des Portes de l\'Enfer$

Service: Attractions

Location: Saint-Narcisse (Bas-Saint-Laurent)
Cap Aventure

Participate in a sea kayaking excursion with an experienced guide and discover the fascinating maritime world of Forillon National Park. Keep your eyes peeled and you may observe whales, seals and many birds. Complete profile »

Service: Activities

Location: Gaspé (Gaspésie)

Service:	Lodging
Location:	Rimouski (Bas-Saint-Laurent)
Cost:	Same as above

Service:	Attractions
Location:	Saint-Narcisse (Bas-Saint-Laurent)

Service:	Activities
Location:	Gaspé (Gaspésie)

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Matane-Baie-Comeau-Godbout ferry
Board the Matane–Baie-Comeau–Godbout ferry and enjoy the easternmost crossing of the St. Lawrence, a unique experience of a little over...
Marine Environment Discovery Centre
Dive right into the heart of the St. Lawrence! Explore one of the most beautiful underwater worlds in North America.Enjoy a unique experience:...
Gaspésie National Park
Gîte du Mont-Albert is a 4-star hotel renowned for its hospitality, its fine cuisine and a mountain decor that is unique in Eastern Canada.

Gaspé: Think Big!

Presented by: Chambre de commerce et de tourisme

The century-old Pointe-à-la-Renommée Lighthouse is the most travelled lighthouse in the world! After 20 years of exile in the Port of Québec, it was returned to its original site in 1997.

Gaspé boasts a national park within town limits: Forillon National Park, which is home to spectacular and varied scenery. Pictured here: majestic Cap Bon-Ami, in the dawn light.

Photo: Ricochet Design

Seven different species of whales, including the famous blue whale, can be observed in Gaspé Bay, where they come to feed. Pictured here: a minke whale and her baby off Forillon—a stunning and unforgettable sight!

Photo: Marc Debain

Gaspé is recognized as the cradle of Canada. For more than four centuries, people have come from far and wide to join the Aboriginal nations and contribute to this area’s rich history. Pictured here: the Gespeg Interpretation Site.

Photo: Micmac Nation of Gespeg

Gaspé boasts three magnificent salmon rivers, all of which flow into the St. Lawrence within 10 minutes of the centre of town. Enjoy the ultimate fly fishing experience on the famous York River, crystal-clear Saint-Jean River or intriguing Dartmouth River.

Beautiful Haldimand Beach is located 8 km (5 mi.) from the centre of Gaspé in a stunning natural setting, with Forillon National Park in the background. Easy to get to and providing all the services you need, this beach is a perfect family gathering spot blending sea and sand.

Gaspé is surrounded by water. Whether the St. Lawrence, other rivers or stunning Gaspé Bay, water is everywhere, and visitors and local residents make the most of it. Enjoy a kayaking excursion to the seal colony and meet the bay’s inhabitants!

Photo: Cap Aventure

The hiking trails in Forillon National Park offer breathtaking views and will introduce you to the area’s fascinating geology and wildlife. Expect unforgettable encounters!

Photo: Nancy Gauthier

Many buildings in Gaspé are witnesses to the region’s long history. Pictured here: the Griffon Cultural Centre, a former cold storage warehouse for codfish, which has been converted into a café and multipurpose centre.

Photo: Centre culturel Le Griffon

Unique in Gaspésie, the Festival Musique du Bout du Monde is one of the region’s most popular events. The festival, which mainly showcases world music, is an opportunity for cultural exchange. The event is also known for its festive atmosphere, high-quality shows and beautiful setting: Gaspésie!

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