Are you planning a visit to Bas-Saint-Laurent, Gaspésie, Côte-Nord or the Îles de la Madeleine and looking for cozy and comfortable accommodations? Choose a cottage, chalet or cabin as your home base! Here are some of your options for places to stay while you explore our regions during your next vacation.
Read MoreThe maritime regions of Québec are home to several national parks that are great places to go camping. These parks offer campsites for all tastes, whether you’re travelling in an RV or prefer sleeping in a tent in the backcountry. Here are our recommendations.
Read MoreWithout a doubt, camping is a great way to enjoy a vacation! And Québec by the Sea is an exceptional destination for campers, with campgrounds offering a wide range of services and amenities to suit everyone’s tastes. Here’s an overview of the various options you’ll find in our regions.
Read MoreHey, Marie? For our road trip in Québec by the Sea, what do you think of going to Côte-Nord? I can see us driving along the road bordering the St. Lawrence Estuary, our hair blowing in the wind… Rising at dawn to watch the sunrise light up the horizon… Exploring the region while listening to our favourite music or driving in silence, soaking up the rocky capes, endless beaches, small cliffside villages and boreal forest unfolding before our eyes…
Read MoreVast and wild, Côte-Nord borders the St. Lawrence all the way to the eastern edge of Québec by the Sea. Home to breathtaking scenery, this region is also a great place to observe wildlife. Many marine and land species can be found in this region, which you can explore along the coastline via the Whale Route, a world-famous whale-watching drive.
Read MoreAre you starting to plan a vacation to Côte-Nord, Québec? Read on to find out everything you need to know to ensure your trip is a memorable one!
Read MoreMuch of Eastern Québec is covered in dense forests. Take advantage of your next vacation in our regions to explore these natural treasures and experience unforgettable outdoor adventures!
Read MoreDid you know that belugas lives right in the heart of the St. Lawrence Estuary? This isolated and fragile population was the driving force behind a grassroots movement to protect the marine ecosystems of the St. Lawrence and the Saguenay Fjord, which eventually led to the creation of Québec’s first marine protected area in 1998: the Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park.
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