Located in the middle of the Gulf of St. Lawrence, the Îles de la Madeleine archipelago is a dream destination offering seascapes made up of golden beaches, red cliffs and colourful houses, not to mention a rich maritime heritage and warm hospitality! Come and discover the Islands’ artisans, tasty cuisine and many natural treasures. Back on the mainland, a short stay in the Kamouraska area will give you a taste of Bas-Saint-Laurent as you enjoy several foodie stops. Don’t miss this exciting and mouth-watering tour that also offers a complete change of scenery!

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Taking you into both Bas-Saint-Laurent and Gaspésie, this tour will give you the opportunity to discover the area around Rimouski from the coast to inland. It includes a stop at the Pointe-au-Père Maritime Historic Site, which retraces the story of the sinking of the Empress of Ireland. You will also go on a short hike at the Hell’s Gate Canyon to cross the highest suspension footbridge in the province of Québec. A visit to the Reford Gardens will transport you to an enchanting world where horticulture, nature and culture come together in perfect harmony. Finally, you will stop at Parc national du Bic to discover the many activities available in the park as well as admire some of the region’s most remarkable landscapes, where the St. Lawrence is constantly shaped by the tides between mountains and islands.

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This tour of the Témiscouata area will take you through typical Bas-Saint-Laurent scenery, from coastal farmland to vast forest plateaus and alongside magnificent lakes and rivers. The tour includes visits to Parc national du Lac-Témiscouata; Domaine Vallier Robert, a maple economuseum specializing in maple alcoholic beverages; and Fort Ingall, a faithful reconstruction of a British fort built in 1839 on the banks of Lake Témiscouata.

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During this tour, discover the new cultural and outdoor activities offered in Rivière-du-Loup. In the morning, you will visit the Musée du Bas-Saint-Laurent, a museum featuring fascinating exhibitions on regional art and history, and then Fraser Manor, an elegant seigneurial residence built in 1830. In the afternoon, you will head to the brand-new Putep ’t-awt marine mammal observation site developed by the Wolastoqiyik Wahsipekuk First Nation, followed by a short hike to admire coastal scenery and participate in the observation site’s flagship activity, “Window on the Belugas.”

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