Beyond the region’s rugged coastline, peaceful fishing havens, pleasant valleys and mountainous wilderness, the real reasons behind your unforgettable stay in this maritime peninsula are its proud and hospitable people!
Located on the south side of the St. Lawrence, this peninsula, with its rugged but breathtaking landform, is the continuation of the Appalachian range. Caressed by the waves of both the estuary and the Gulf of St. Lawrence, it is literally chiselled by multiple clear and fish-filled streams.
The national park that consists of the famed Rocher Percé, a monumental long butte rising out of the sea, and Île Bonaventure, home to North America’s largest colony of Northern Gannets, is a must for any visitor.
Enjoy activities as varied as they are exciting: hunting for agate stones on the beach, whale watching, fishing the waters of the sea or the rivers, relaxing at a health spa, or taking in a little culture—and let’s not forget sampling the delectable maritime cuisine!
It encompasses many parks and reserves, and its forests, beaches, cliffs and meadows form an immense sanctuary for fauna and flora. It is a true Garden of Eden, where one can absorb the natural beauty of the environment...
Source: Tourisme Québec, Tourisme Gaspésie