Gaspésie and Lower Saint-Lawrence

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The Grand Tour of the Gaspé Peninsula is sure to enchant you. You will discover magnificent sites and places that will make you live a unique experience. Of course, you will be charmed by the distinctive Gaspesian accent, from the music to our ears. Don’t forget to discover the Northern Gannet colony during your cruise to Bonaventure Island. Its unique landscapes make this region a magnificent discovery.

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1 night of accommodation in RIMOUSKI
1 night of accommodation in CARLETON SUR MER
2 nights of accommodation in GASPE
1 night of accommodation in Matane
Protection offered by the Compensation Fund for Customers of Travel Agents (FICAV)
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Pointe-au-Père Maritime Historical Site
200 years of maritime history: you will have access to the Empress of Ireland museum and the Onondaga submarine.

Acadian Museum
A place of history and ethnology recounting the fascinating and moving life of the Acadians of Quebec.

Biopark of the Gaspé Peninsula
Come and discover the richness of Gaspesian nature through five typical ecosystems: the bay, the barachois, the river, the forest and the tundra. You will share the intimacy of some forty indigenous animal species in semi-liberty and you will be able to observe more than 70 plant species in their respective ecosystems.

Banc-de-Pêche-de-Pasbébiac National Historic Site
The Banc-de-Pêche-de-Pasbébiac National Historic Site is a witness to two centuries of history, recounting the great epic of fishing in the Gaspé Peninsula. Its 11 period buildings are a masterful sight.

Cruise: Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island
Come and discover the fauna and flora of the region, including the Northern Gannet colony.

Percé
The discovery of this village will charm you. You can walk on the footbridge along the river.

Gardens of Métis
Recognized as one of the wonders of Quebec and one of the largest gardens in North America, the Jardins de Métis is a plant paradise on the shores of the St. Lawrence.