By car or motorcycle, travel along this route to explore three centuries of navigation and 470 km of discoveries and surprises—at your own pace.

Along the coast, every road leads to the lighthouses. Challenge yourself to visiting all 43!

Explore Québec’s coastal parks, renowned for their stunning landscapes, clifftop lookouts and magnificent views over the water.

There’s lots to do on the fjord all year long, but best of all is just taking in its beauty, contemplating its immensity and listening to the silence.

This spectacular rocky island in the Gulf of the St. Lawrence at the tip of Gaspésie is sure to leave you awestruck.

This lovely Village-Relais feels like a well-kept secret—it notably includes the Baie-des-Rochers, a veritable paradise for nature and hiking lovers.

Cutting-edge videos, soundscapes, and games—Québec’s interpretation centres awaken the senses and bring a whole new side of nature to life.

This smokehouse, set in a heritage building, is steeped in history. Follow the guide and learn all about the traditional method of smoking herring.

This seaside historic site takes you back two centuries, to discover the history of the golden era of the Gaspésie fishing industry.

The Smarter Seafood menu provides guidance in choosing local fish and seafood, to protect the St. Lawrence marine environment.

An outdoor haven, this town boasts a 5-km beach, a variety of activities, ocean as far as the eye can see and a history to discover.

Get a different perspective! From a kayak, the capes, cliffs, islands and fjord are even more impressive.

From Montréal to Gaspésie, water sports abound on the St. Lawrence. Kiteboarding and windsurfing enthusiasts enjoy ideal conditions.

Take a cruise and enjoy a close-up look at the fjord as you dine on delicious surf and turf.

Here, fishing is a year-round tradition, and savouring one’s own catch is the best of all!

Seeing a whale up close and hearing it breathe is an unforgettable experience that everyone should enjoy at least once in their lifetime.

There are several ways to observe the 13 cetacean species and 4 seal species that inhabit the St. Lawrence. Are you ready?

The St. Lawrence provides a stunning and immense backdrop for the bird population. Northern gannets and puffins can be seen putting on quite a show.

In winter, you can observe new-born seals on the ice floes surrounding the Îles-de-la-Madeleine.

Surfers can test their skills on Guy’s wave—a stationary wave—for as long as they want... or can!

After an icecream in the Old Port, take a cruise for a different perspective and a unique view of Montréal.

Visiting Old Québec is to travel back in time. Explore the province’s rich heritage, and immerse yourself in its history, on land and water.

Summer is fireworks season. From the banks of the St. Lawrence or out on the water, watch as the sky and river light up in dazzling brilliance.

Each of the islands has its own personality. Relax and unwind as you explore the history of this lush gem in the heart of the Gulf of St. Lawrence.

Here, time seems to move more slowly and breathtaking horizons extend over 23 km. You’ll feel at once at home and far, far away.

A string of islands and islets, this 110 km² reserve features colossal limestone monoliths sculpted by the wind and the sea.