Home to abundant wilderness, a fjord, whales, an inland sea and, especially, mouth-watering blueberries!
In one area, the Saguenay River runs through a spectacular fjord. Upstream, the immense Lac Saint-Jean appears like a veritable inland sea. When the water temperature approaches 25 °C, the surrounding territory, steeped in history, offers up a variety of cultural and adventure activities in the heart of magnificent landscapes that the eyes never tire of contemplating.
How to get there
Distance between main cities
Montréal
452km
Québec
201km
Gatineau
634km
Did you know?
The region covers a total area of 107,952 km² (41,670 sq. mi.), three times the size of Belgium.
To be discovered absolutely
An inland sea encircled by a bike path, one of the longest fjords in the world, and a lively village known for its rich history.
Explore Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean in all its grandeur
An abundant wilderness, a fjord, an inland sea and blueberries… Welcome to Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean.