Jet off to a memorable trip

The trails in Parc national d'Aiguebelle will lead you to a footbridge suspended between two cliffs overlooking a lake. Get ready for a real thrill!

Meet dedicated people, as well as the local wildlife they shelter, care for, and rehabilitate.

Step into the boots of the fur traders of old by visiting this storied trading post, witness to 6,000 years of Indigenous presence.

Enjoy the singular experience of descending 91 metres below ground, learn about the transformation of gold, and discover the history of the mine.

Paddle your way through bays, coves and islands on a sea kayak, look for marine wildlife, and get a breathtaking view of the sunset.

Stay at this unusual yet charming inn! Take in the history, unwind, watch the birds, and savour the delicate flavours of local dishes.

All eyes are on the intriguing world of marine navigation when you visit the lighthouse and more at the Site historique maritime de la Pointe-au-Père.

With 300 km of waterways, the Parc national du Lac-Témiscouata is sure to provide hours of fun for all canoe, pedal boat and paddleboard enthusiasts!

Enjoy an unforgettable experience in one of the best places on earth to spot these giants of the sea—whether on land or on a cruise.

Visit places marked by a history that dates back millennia, and take part in traditional activities as you learn about this incredibly rich culture.

Limestone giants, bird colonies and Québec largest island, Anticosti, on the horizon—there’s no shortage of marvels to delight and surprise you.

Marvel at the immensity and ingenuity of the Daniel Johnson Dam and Manic-5 Generating Station during an enriching visit for the whole family.

Immerse yourself in a traditional way of life at an authentic campsite, at a museum or with artisans in this region where customs are deep-rooted.

Take part in the celebration during these colourful annual events that bring together singing and dancing—not to mention whole communities.

Drop a line to catch your very own trophy fish—and not only are they big, but there’s a wide variety of species to lure you to this part of the world.

Stand before the world’s largest underground hydroelectric generating station with its staircase fit for giants and northern beauty, and be in awe.

In Gaspésie, this iconic landmark cuts a dashing figure—standing proud and majestic in the sea. Get the best view on a cruise around the bay.

Go explore seal colonies in a kayak or by hopping in the water for some scuba diving, which allows you to discover their curious, mischievous nature.

Do some free diving, stroll along a shingle beach, admire the cliffs—Forillon offers all that and so much more.

With 25 peaks over a kilometre high, 140 km of hiking trails and spectacular lookouts, Parc National de la Gaspésie will take your breath away.

Wandering along the windswept clifftops near this lighthouse is like being at the edge of the world—truly a landscape worthy of a postcard.

Savour all of the archipelago’s delectable specialties. Don’t forget to try some freshly caught lobster—it’s nothing short of a delicacy.

Stroll alongside dunes and cliffs to your heart’s content. Take a dip and bask in the sunshine on over 300 km of beaches. It’s paradise found.

Climb on your paddleboard to admire the scenery, hop into a kayak to tool around charming caves, or feel the wind in your sails as you kitesurf.

For many months of the year, the aurora borealis dances across the heavens, illuminating the cold winter sky with a kaleidoscope of light.

Explore glacial landscapes featuring a high mountain range, majestic fjords, vast bays and breathtaking valleys. Adventure awaits!

Meet people from the Inuit community, who share—with great passion and generosity—their history, way of life, and arts, such as throat singing.

Experience exceptional fishing expeditions on peaceful waterways where the fish are big and bountiful.

Explore the fjord in a kayak to really take in the impressive cliffs and marine wildlife, such as seals and minke whales.

Admire boreal wildlife in sprawling natural spaces, and see them up close and personal aboard a screened-in train. It’s well worth the trip!

Follow a via ferrata trail along dizzyingly high bluffs with breathtaking views over the majestic Saguenay Fjord.

See the cliffs up close and explore hiking trails in this part of the national park that’s a destination of choice for intrepid adventurers.