Bas-Saint-Laurent borders the St. Lawrence Estuary for nearly 200 km (125 mi.). If you love maritime landscapes, islands, lighthouses and marine mammals, you’ll be charmed by this region’s coastline. Here are some of the best places to see whales in Bas-Saint-Laurent.
Read MoreA vast peninsula surrounded by the sea, Gaspésie is a popular destination for outdoor lovers and wildlife enthusiasts, especially those who love whales! Up to six species of cetaceans can be observed in this region. Here are some spots to add to your itinerary to make sure you see whales during your next vacation in Gaspésie.
Read MoreThe St. Lawrence is a rich and unique living environment that is home to fascinating marine creatures. Some are well-known and emblematic, such as beluga whales, while others are less familiar to many but no less worth discovering. Here are some of the favourites of the Exploramer team.
Read MoreA visit to the maritime regions of Québec is an opportunity to meet people and discover their culture and rich maritime heritage. You’ll be amazed by all that our regions have to offer. Here are some ideas for outings to include in your vacation plans this summer!
Read MoreAre you a nature and outdoor lover? You’ll be in heaven in the maritime regions of Québec, which are home to 10 national parks and many natural sites where you can enjoy your favourite outdoor activities. Here are some sites to explore during your next vacation in our regions.
Read MoreAre you planning a vacation in the maritime regions of Québec and would like to encounter wildlife? Take a look at these outing ideas! Our tips will help you make the most of your vacation in our regions.
Read MoreBas-Saint-Laurent is a region known for breathtaking sunsets, access to the river, fine dining and picturesque villages where relaxing spas are on the agenda. In addition to providing a perfect setting for your next vacation, Bas-Saint-Laurent offers lots of activities, even in the winter!
Read MoreCôte-Nord, which extends from Tadoussac to Blanc-Sablon, offers over 1300 kilometres of coastline and a vast territory ranging from the boreal forest to the taiga. In the winter, the snow cover gives you the opportunity to explore the region and enjoy a magical wonderland in a thousand and one way! To find out more, we interviewed Coralie Dumais, an outdoor enthusiast.
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