The directorship of the following establishments commit to allow their employees to participate in improvement workshops. Moreover, these establishments commit to offering to their costumers bilingual services and forms to express their comments to know their degree of satisfaction. The certified establishments promise to emphasize on regional products, to contribute to gaspesian culture and to give up-to-date information on products and tourism services of Gaspésie.
Lunch and dinner - Fish and seafood, lobster specialties directly from the fish tank, old-fashioned smoked salmon, specialties from the grill, sautéed pasta, children menus.
Rates: 78$-140$ (Maximum price of the least expensive unit/maximum price of the most expensive unit, in double occupancy)
Services
46 unités
Breakfast, lunch and dinner - Mini fridge (41 units)
Activities
Photo: Motel Le Gaspésiana
The unique Gaspesian welcome begins with us. Le Gaspésiana, the first step on your vacation, the first wave of discovery when it comes to both hospitality and unforgettable gastronomy. Le Gaspésiana comes highly recommended when you're looking for comfort, service and the fine cuisine of fresh produce, fish and seafood specialties. A restaurant with unmatched reputation for good food.
A view of the magnificent dining room now comletely and tastefully renovated and, for a faster meal, a restaurant featuring a varied menu at popular prices.
Some 320 km (200 mi.) from Québec City and only 2 km from Mont-Joli Airport, Le Gaspésiana is located just a few meters away from the St.Lawrence River. It treats you to a stay in close harmony with nature.
Photo: Motel Le Gaspésiana
After a restful night in one of our lovely, spacious rooms you take off to discover the area : · Métis Gardens, one of the most magnificent attractions in Gaspésie (10 km) · Centre d'art Marcel Gagnon · Centre Chouin'art Le Pêcheur (5 km) · Centre d'art du Vieux Presbytère (500 m) · Musée le Vieux Moulin · Lelièvre Karting (6 km) · Arena (4 km) · Municipal pool (4 km) · Institut Maurice-Lamontagne (6 km) · Parc de la rivière Mitis (8 km)
The Reford Gardens/Jardins de Métis are recognized as one of Canada's outstanding gardens. A national historic site, they were created by a passionate gardener and plant lover, Elsie Reford, between 1926 and 1958. Visitors to this verdant domain of more 200 acres can admire the splendours of some 3,000 species and varieties of native and exotic plants displayed in fifteen gardens. Sculptures by contemporary artists punctuate the visit and integrate harmoniously with historic gardens.
One of the highlights of any visit is Estevan Lodge, the 1887 house built by Lord Mount Stephen as a fishing retreat. Today, it welcomes visitors to its dining rooms, temporary exhibitions and museum. The museum explores the story of the summers spent by Elsie Reford and her family enjoying salmon-fishing and gardening. On Sundays throughout the summer, the Villa hosts brunch and literary teas. The dining rooms of Estevan Lodge offer a luncheon menu and Friday evening meals inspired by the Gardens and featuring local produce. The Garden Café, adjacent to the Villa, offers light meals and snacks in a garden setting.
From June 26th, the 11st edition of the International Garden Festival presents contemporary garden designed by landscape architects, architects and artists from Canada and around the world. The theme for the 2010 Festival is "Paradise". Twenty or more gardens are on display offering an opportunity to view conseptual gardens by leading designers and a giant playground of interactive spaces for children.
Photo: Louise Tanguay
In the Visitor Centre at the entrance to the Gardens, services are available without admission fees. The Boutique Café offers light meals and an outdoor terrace; the Garden Shop offers a selection of garden books, seeds, gardening items and gifts; the Gifts Shop offers a wide range of products made by local artisans.
Wheelchairs are available free of charge (reservations suggested) and umbrellas are loaned for a visit in the rain.
Photo: Louise Tanguay
Hours: Open every day from June 5th to October 3rd 2010. The gardens open at 8:30 am and close at 6 pm in June, September and October (last admission at 5 pm) and 7 pm in July and August (last admission at 6 pm).
Admission: Admission fees. Free for children 13 and under. Accommodation packages available with more than 50 hotels, motels, auberges and B&Bs in the area.
An experience enjoyable for the whole family through sereral aerial games that are safe and of varying levels of difficulty. Trails suspended in trees overlooking magnificent flower gardens lead you on top of the St. Lawrence River cliff. Cliff climbing and rappeling, labyrinths, treasure hunt and rallye are also offered. Equipment supplied for activities. Lodging, restaurant services, access to the beach, play and picnic areas. Reservations recommended. Schedule: June 20th to August 31st, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 30th to June 19th and September 1st to October 12th, during the weekend, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Reservations mandatory for groups. Average length:2 hours. Admission:adults $26.45, youths $22.46$, children $16.52, family and group rates also available.
In open-pit mine, become prospector and pick yourself beautiful agates and geodes. Discover, in this rare volcano (350 million years), semi-precious stones (quartz, amethyst, cornelian, jasper and more).
We provide equipment and training. Bring your own boot, glass, food. Picnic area on site and two diamond saws for cutting your rock. You can also visit a small museum presenting minerals and gems and a gift shop. One of the best family activity!
Reservation necessary for groups of 20 people or more only.
Photo: Mount Lyall agates mine
From Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, take road 299 South. After 57 km, take the intersection leading to Murdochville for 1.5 km on a gravel road. You will then get a track on your right leading to the camp. From New Richmond, take road 299 North for 85 km.
Schedule: From June 10th to October 2nd 2010, daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in July and August. Average lenght of visit: 3 hours.
Fees :
Collection: $30/pers. Visit and taxes included.
Mine and exhibit visit: Adults $8, children $5, free for children (less than 6 years old), taxes included.
Better than a package deal! Determinate in your group how many digger or visitor you want and you can all participate in the activity together (every digger are allowed to a full pale of 50 pounds).
A reference when it comes to smoked fish and seafood. A counter not to be missed during the Gaspésie gourmet tour. Artisans and recipients of numerous prizes, two of which are prestigious national prizes. Schedule: open year-round. Mid-June to mid-September, daily from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mid-September to mid-October, Monday to Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Limited schedule during the off-season.
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Restaurant L'eau à la bouche (Auberge des Belles-Soeurs)
Saint-Maxime-du-Mont-Louis
The Haute-Gaspésie
Restaurant L'eau à la bouche (Auberge des Belles-Soeurs)
Lunch and dinner - Fish and seafood, regional fine dining, specialties from the grill, pizza and children menu - Terrace.
Photo : Auberge des Belles Soeurs
Nestled right by the sea, the Auberge les Belles-Soeurs welcomes you to a wonderful, relaxing stay during your trip around the Gaspé Peninsula. You will enjoy beach access and have a chance to view whales as well as shore and sea birds - not to mention our one-of-a-kind Gaspesian sunsets.
We have four cozy, unpretentious rooms available, each with its own distinctive features. They do have one thing in common, though - you will be rocked to sleep by the gentle breaking of waves on the shore.
Photo : Auberge des Belles SoeursThe mouth-watering menu and warm, friendly atmosphere at our restaurant, L'Eau à la Bouche, will delight connoisseurs of fine dining. And don't worry: a special kid's menu is available. You will want to share refreshments with friends on the adjoining patio, choosing from an array of thirst-quenching, delicious beverages.
Nature lovers, rejoice! Depending on the season, you will enjoy easy access to hiking, ski and snowmobile trails, deep-sea and fly fishing, hanggliding, sailing and more. An Internet café is also at your disposal.
Michel, Clarisse and the entire staff look forward to meeting you and extending their usual friendly welcome!
Rates: 57$ (Maximum price of the least expensive unit/maximum price of the most expensive unit, in double occupancy)
Services
4 unités
Lunch and dinner
Activities
Photo : Auberge des Belles Soeurs
Nestled right by the sea, the Auberge les Belles-Soeurs welcomes you to a wonderful, relaxing stay during your trip around the Gaspé Peninsula. You will enjoy beach access and have a chance to view whales as well as shore and sea birds - not to mention our one-of-a-kind Gaspesian sunsets.
We have four cozy, unpretentious rooms available, each with its own distinctive features. They do have one thing in common, though - you will be rocked to sleep by the gentle breaking of waves on the shore.
Photo : Auberge des Belles SoeursThe mouth-watering menu and warm, friendly atmosphere at our restaurant, L'Eau à la Bouche, will delight connoisseurs of fine dining. And don't worry: a special kid's menu is available. You will want to share refreshments with friends on the adjoining patio, choosing from an array of thirst-quenching, delicious beverages.
Nature lovers, rejoice! Depending on the season, you will enjoy easy access to hiking, ski and snowmobile trails, deep-sea and fly fishing, hanggliding, sailing and more. An Internet café is also at your disposal.
Michel, Clarisse and the entire staff look forward to meeting you and extending their usual friendly welcome!
The Centre d'interprétation du cuivre offers a scientific and captivating exhibit presenting the world of copper through a discovery gallery. Since the closing of the underground mine in 1999 and of the foundry in 2002, this centre offers tourist the opportunity to go down into the real Miller's gallery, dressed as miners, with a helmet and a light and live the unique experience of total darkness. When you return to the surface, a shuttle will take you through the streets of the town.
With a guide, discover all the services as well as the Mont Miller windmill site, where you can see a windmill that is part of one of the most important windmill installations in Canada. Keep your eyes wide-open, the panorama is vast and beautiful. Schedule: June 8th to September 26th, daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Average length:30 minutes. Admission fees. Rates for adults, children, seniors and organized groups. Family package available. Warm clothes required.
Aube Aventure is the result of team work based on human warmth and professionalism. Observe seals during 2.5-hour sea kayaking excursion or discover seashores during a three-day expedition from Percé to Cap-aux-Os. Rent a comfortable yurt with a breathtaking view of the Gaspé Bay (private beach, wharf, island) or take the helm of a sailboat accompanied by a captain for a four-hour excursion and discover the pleasures of sailing. Sea kayaking, canoeing and river rescue training offered by guides and instructors certified by existing federations: Fédération québécoise du canot et du kayak (FQCK), Société canadienne de sauvetage (SCS) and Paddle Canada. Schedule: June 1st to September 30th, from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. May and October upon reservation only. Admission fees. Reservations recommended. Equipment rental according to recognized certification.
Member of Aventure Écotourisme Québec
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Musée de la Gaspésie et monument à Jacques-Cartier
Gaspé
Land's End
Musée de la Gaspésie et monument à Jacques-Cartier
The Musée de la Gaspésie, now renovated and expanded, presents a brand new exhibit on the Gaspesian history. This original and dynamic Tour de la Gaspésie (a tour of the Gaspésie) will allow you to discover the men and women that have developed our region! The Musée also presents temporary exhibits featuring various Gaspesian cultural components. In addition to the exhibits, you will also find a shop, an archives centre, a library specialized in Gaspesian history and genealogy, a cultural magazine (the Magazine Gaspésie), an outdoor amphitheatre and the Monument à Jacques Cartier. A visit is a must!
Guided bilingual visits are offered to groups upon reservation. Schedule: year-round from June 1st to October 31st, daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
November 1st to May 31st, Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to noon and
from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Closed on Sunday. Admission: adults $7; seniors and students $5; families $11; groups (20 people or more): $3.50/person; children 6 years old and under: free.
Schedule: May 30th to October 11th, daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission fees are requested from all the visitors of the park. Reduced rates for groups, youth and families. Admission is free for children under 6 years old and for certain organized youth groups. Annual passes for one specific park or for the Parcs Québec network are available. The fees give access to all sectors of the park.
Secteur historique Charles Robin (rue du Quai) Le Chafaud Discovery Centre: Established inside Le Chafaud, this centre allows you to discover the historical and natural heritage of both the wildlife and geology of the Percé region. You will learn everything on marine ecology and behaviour of the marine birds and mammals that visit the rich waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Visit the exhibit hall and see a documentary on the Northern Gannet in order to prepare yourself for your visit of the park. Exhibits at the Musée Le Chafaud (second floor), a partner of the park.
Photo: Michel Julien
La Neigère Reception office: Information about the various services and activities offered by the park, orientation and documentation centre. Nature shop.
Secteur île Bonaventure Experience an unforgettable excursion on Bonaventure Island and wander from one wonderful discovery to another by taking advantage of the interpretation activities offered by experienced park wardens, who are also naturalists. Dive into the history of the fisheries with them by visiting the Le Boutillier house, follow them closely along the trail of the colonies for a guided hike and take advantage of animations at the colony of Northern Gannets.
The high point of your visit is without doubt the sight of 250,000 birds nesting on the island. The colony of 120,000 Northern Gannets, the most important and accessible in the world, represents a unique spectacle. Moreover, in order to accommodate you, the Resto des Margaulx offers a healthy menu that is typically made up of sea products. Find out about the scheduling and the costs regarding the crossing from the private operators on Rue du Quai.
Photo: Marc Loiselle
Secteur rocher Percé The feature is without a doubt this cathedral of limestone that rose from the Equator. Guided activity with a fee. This sector is accessible only through guided visits in-season. Caution: Too risky. Walking alongside the Rocher Percé and the Mont Joli is extremely dangereous. Several tons of rocks fall every year from both places at any time. Rocher Grandeur Nature activity and guided geology and bird-watching activity on the Mont Joli lookout, from June 20th to September 24th. Average length: 45 minutes.
Marine sector Guided sea kayak tours and scuba diving, in partnership with the Percé nautical club (marine strip of 100 metres that must be respected around the park).
Rates: 66$-178$ (Maximum price of the least expensive unit/maximum price of the most expensive unit, in double occupancy)
Services
39 unités
Breakfast and dinner - Mini fridge in all units - Open from mid-May to mid-October
Activities
Photo : Hôtel-Motel Manoir Percé
Hospitality... Our hotel-motel, situated in the heart of Percé, faces magnificent Percé Rock and a aquatic park. The wharf, boutiques, art galleries and other attractions are just a five-minute walk from the hotel.
Our 39 rooms with a view of Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island are all equipped with a full bathroom, air conditioning (30 units), fan, colour TV with cable and balcony.
Other services: · Bar and lounge · Laundromat · Ticket outlet for sea excursions · Conference room, reception and congress hall · Car rental on site
And fine cuisine... Native of the Baie des Chaleurs region and installed at the Manoir de Perce since 1956, the Bujold family will have travellers appreciate a warm atmosphere and a typically Gaspesian fine cuisine.
Taste our famous smoked salmon, according to the traditional recipe of our father Edgar, who passed away in May 2006. Our cooks, all certified by the Institut d'hôtellerie du Québec, offer you a fabulous choice of fish and seafood dishes. One of their specialities is a Gaspesian bouillabaisse. And to top it all off, melt in the mouth delicacies prepared by our pastry cook. A succulent meal from beginning to end.
Photo: Marc Loiselle Witnessing to two centuries of history relating to that period of time of the Gaspé fishery, the Site Historique du Banc-de-Pêche-de-Paspébiac is very impressionable with its eleven buildings. The largest being an all wood structure, the largest at that time in North America. With the prevailing atmosphere and the smell of the sea, "the walls tell their own story".
The bilingual guides, in period costume, will tell you about the two most important 18th and 19th century Jersey Island fishing companies "Robin" and "LeBoutillier". One may see the contruction of fishing boats, the making of fish nets and the work that was done at the forge and at the cooper's workshop.
A new permanent exhibit, theatre skits, and a video on the history of the site is at your disposition which will permit you to know the history of how the fisheries developed in Eastern Canada.
You will also find on the site a restaurant whose speciality is sea food, a souvenir boutique and a supervised play area for children. This summer visit Le site Historique du Banc-de-Pêche-de-Paspébiac.
Schedule : Mid-June to September 26th, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Entrance fees : Adults $7, seniors $6, students $5, families $15, groups (12 pers. ) $5.00, children under 6 : free.
The Bioparc an encounter in the heart of the wilderness in Gaspésie
Discover 5 Gaspesian ecosystems
More than 30 animal species
More than 70 plant species
Animation with naturalist-interpreters
Discover it now!
Our activities
The Bioparc de la Gaspésie offers a dynamic and varied interpretation program of competent naturalist-interpreters. Participate in our daily commentated activities that will allow you to discover the Gaspesian ecology from a different angle.
Commentated tours
Feeding tour of the animals
Snack for the animals
Thematic activities on the fauna and flora
Puppet show
Watch for our nocturnal activities You will be transported in a fantasy world where the wildlife is absolutly omnipresent. Added to stories of bogeymen and other imaginary monsters, a very informative mini conference relating the secret night life of animals will keep everyone in excitement. A one chance of living a night experience on July 25th and 26th, and also August 23th and 24th at 9 p.m. at the Bioparc de la Gaspésie in Bonaventure.
Photo: Bioparc de la Gaspésie
Seaside cottages The facilities also include new cottages on the seaside available for overnight stays. Our cottages are nestled in calm surroundings, on the sea shore, only a short walk from Bonaventure's village and the Bioparc. They are perfect for a family holiday, a relaxing weekend or during a business trip. Here you will find a welcoming atmosphere, as well as the utmost comfort.
Our services
Souvenir boutique
Air-conditioned snack bar
Large free parking
Picnic tables
Wheelchair accessible
Bilingual services
A fun nature discovery hall
School program
Schedule Open during the March break. Open daily from June 7th to October 10th. June 7th to 30th from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and from July 1st to August 15th from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.. From August 16th to October 10th, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Open upon reservation the remainder of the year.
This history and ethnology museum relates the fascinating and compellng story of the Acadians of Québec. The permanent exhibit Une Acadie québécoise (a Québec Acadia) describes in an original way the Acadian settlement in Québec, and explains how the Acadians contributed to Québec society. The Bay is a nice example of this heritage and culture.
In addtion to the permanent exhibit, displays on a variety of subjects are presented in the temporary exhibit room, and the exhibit Bonaventure en miniatures (Bonaventure through miniatures) is on display in an adjacent pavillon.
Bilingual services, guided visits in season upon reservation.
Book and souvenir counter. Art, art trade, handicraft and Gaspesian product shops on-site. Every Wednesday night, from the end of June to end of August, free outdoor shows by artists of the region and the Maritimes.Schedule: year-round. June 24th to early September, daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Early September to mid-October, daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mid-October to early May, Monday to Friday and Sunday, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Early May to June 24th, Monday to Friday, from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Average length: 1.5 hour. Admission fees. Reservations recommended for groups.
Rates: 98,95$-209,95$ (Maximum price of the least expensive unit/maximum price of the most expensive unit, in double occupancy)
Services
38 unités
Breakfast, lunch and dinner - Mini fridge (23 units)
Activities
Photo: Hôtel Le Francis
Nestled beside one of the most pristine salmon river in Quebec, this enchanting place offers you a unique experience with each visit. Situated in the heart of Gaspésie, an hour drive from the parc national de la Gaspésie and two hours drive from Percé, Hotel Le Francis offers the possibility to practice various activities, winter and summer. Come to discover the many facets of our seasons.
The hotel is certified by the Quality Program of the BNQ for the services to its clients. You can enjoy the good life with its differents categories of rooms newly renovated to satisfy the differents needs of our clients. Meet our qualified personnel in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
In addition, we offer the services of a great hotel in the heart of the Gaspesie :
Photo: Hôtel Le Francis
Video-conferencing
Two restaurants : Le Francis and Pub Bayou
Packages deals depending of the season
High speed internet access
Reception halls with the capacity of welcoming 10-125 people
We await your arrival! Your hosts, the Duchesneau family
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Hostellerie Baie Bleue & Golf - Centre de congrès de la Gaspésie
Carleton-sur-Mer
The Bay
Hostellerie Baie Bleue & Golf - Centre de congrès de la Gaspésie
Rates: 77$-185$ (Maximum price of the least expensive unit/maximum price of the most expensive unit, in double occupancy)
Services
90 unités
Breakfast, lunch and dinner - Mini fridge (12 units)
Activities
Photo: Hostellerie Baie Bleue
What would you say being enchanted by the whispers of the sea and the serenity of the mountains while delighting in cosy comfort and enjoying the personal touches provided by a friendly and courteous staff?
This is exactly what you can expect at Hostellerie Baie Bleue.
Hotel complex with 90 air-conditioned rooms overlooking Chaleur Bay.
Heated pool, free wireless Internet, in-room cable, tennis,
La Seigneurie restaurant, fine cuisine featuring local products
Pub St-Joseph restaurant, live music, giant screen sportscasts
3 meeting rooms, computerised business centre, bar/lounge
Spectacular 18 holes golf course.
Photo: Hostellerie Baie Bleue
Guided tours of the main attractions in Carleton-sur-Mer, Mont St-Joseph and surroundind area. Schedule: May 15th to October 15th. Average time visit: 90 minutes. Reservations recommended.
Miguasha Park conserves a fossil rich cliff with a worldwide reputation since its discovery in the 1800s. The fossilized fish and plants are proof of an environment that existed some 380 million years ago. Remarkably preserved, the Miguasha fish fossils help us to understand the passage of vertebrates from aquatic to terrestrial life. Member of the Québec Park Network, Miguasha Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognized as an exceptional natural site.
Photo: Parc national de Miguasha
A tour of the natural history museum allows you to enjoy a captivating scientific experience in the universe of fossils. Guided tour available from June 1st to October 11th. Self‑guided tour during the remainder of the year. Activities and services: Plongée aux origines (Journey deep into the origins) at the amphitheatre, Les sciences de la mer (Marine sciences) in the temporary exhibit hall, Le Dévonien restaurant, and L’Échoppe boutique. Picnic areas. Two-kilometre trail (the trail and cliff are not accessible to people with reduced mobility). A happy mix of science and nature for visitors of all ages.
Photo: Michel Julien
Schedule:daily, June 1st to October 11th, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The remainder of the year, open Monday to Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to noon and from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Closed on statutory holidays. Average length: 1.5 hours. Reservations mandatory for groups. Admission:admission fees for the park and the natural history museum. Reduced rates for groups, youth and families. Free admission for children under 6 years old and for some youths groups. Annual pass for the park or for the network.
Photo: Dr Joseph Frenette, 1907 Collection Madeleine Frenette-Bouchard
Joseph Frenette (1866-1953) was a rural doctor, a profession that no longer exists today. He dedicated his life to treating the ill and injured, delivering children and saving lives. The exhibit created in his home pays tribute to this great citizen, the first doctor who lived in Causapscal, but also to all the doctors without whom this region, such as many others in Québec, could not have developed and prospered.
Like an open book, the objects, texts and photographs, as well as the multimedia of this exhibit, invite you to enter his family and professional universe, and understand the important role of rural doctors in the history of Québec.
Schedule:June 19th to September 6th, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Average length of Visit: 1 to 1.5 hours.
Admission fees: Adult $5, student and senior $4.25, family $15. Reservations needed for groups.
Package priceMaison Dr Joseph-Frenette and Matamajaw Historical Site: Adult $8.50, student and senior $7, family $26.
Legend has it that the first sport fisherman to cast a line at Causapscal was Lord Mount Stephen. Around 1870, he established his very own private fishing estate by buying up much of the property along the banks of the Matapédia and Causapscal Rivers.
In the early 1900's, a group of wealthy American and English Canadian businessmen purchased Lord Mount Stphen's estate and founded the Matamajaw Salmon Club.
For more than 60 years, the luxurious Club was a second home to members and their guests, lured by the prospect of measuring their strength and cunning against the king of our rivers, the Atlantic salmon.
Photo: Site historique Matamajaw
Visitors to the Matamajaw Historical Site are offered a taste of the adventure-filled world of salmon fishing. On-site exhibits and activities provide a glimpse of life at an exclusive fishing club, while allowing you to increase your knowledge of an enthralling sport and a truly exceptional species, the Atlantic salmon.
The installation of a reconstructed salmon pool provides a splendid opportunity for observe Atlantic salmon in their natural habitat through a glass partition. Parc des Fourches, which borders the Matapédia and Causapscal Rivers, is thew ideal location for observing the finess and fury of salmon fishing. Bilingual exhibition.
Open The Matamajaw Historical Site is open from Tuesday to Sunday. June 19th to September 6th, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Fees Adult $5, student $4.25, seniors $4.25, family $15, group rate.
Package priceMaison Dr Joseph-Frenette and Matamajaw Historical Site: Adult $8.50, student and senior $7, family $26.
Rates: 85$-119$ (Maximum price of the least expensive unit/maximum price of the most expensive unit, in double occupancy)
Services
8 unités
Breakfast, lunch and dinner
Activities
Photo: Auberge La Coulée Douce
Have a quiet time... in the Matapédia Valley. · An old world charm in modern day comfort · A stay that is a must on your tour of Gaspésie · An ideal home base for those that want to discover one of the most magnificent regions of Quebec · A warm greeting and a relaxing atmosphere in the heart of nature's beauty
Photo: Auberge La Coulée Douce
Bon appétit! The restaurant offers breakfasts, lunch and dinner (seasonal). Our cuisine is among the best you will along the Gaspé Peninsula. You will love our regional dishes, like our speciality, Atlantic salmon.
Good night ! Two accommodations : · The rooms in the main building have each their own unique style and a charm that will surely help you relax. Private bath and air-conditioning. · The modern chalets that are perfect for the vacationing family.
Rates
1 pers.
2 pers.
Room
In season
$75
$85
Off season
$55
$65
Cabin
In season
$109
$139
Have a nice day !
Photo: Auberge La Coulée Douce
Summer · Salmon or trout fishing (Matapédia and Causapscal rivers, Zec Casault) · Cycling, ATV, canoeing or hiking (International Appalachian Trail) · Golfing at Revermont Golf Club (18 holes) · Visits of Matamajaw Historical Site · Wildlife observation (salmon, moose) and natural sites of great beauty (Falls and Marais). Inquire about our group rates (package deal).
Autumn · Festival of coulours · Large and small game hunting
Winter · Snowmobiling · Downhill skiing at Val-d'Irène Regional Park · Snowshoeing · Cross-country skiing
Spring · Aqua-Neige at Val-d'Irène Regional Park · Sugar shack tours · Canoeing local rivers · Fiddlehead picking
Lodging Award, less than 50 rooms category The Regional Awards for Excellence in Tourism 2002
Breakfast, lunch and dinner - Fish and seafood, pasta and chops of lamb of the Matapédia, regional cuisine - Terrace.
Located int the middle of the fiendly Amqui, the Auberge Beauséjour is a centenarian house with a rich past. Cerefully restored by the actuel owner, this historical house had kept all the spirit of the 20th ctury and holds a traditional Old Store.
It's an invitation to greediness. All our tablets are full of local, home made products. You can also find jowelery and antiquities.
Our clients are welcomed in a smooth and cordial atmosphere. They will discover confortable rooms and tasty food. The menu is the one in the valley made tohonnor Matapedien products. Our guests like to enjoy a delicious meal with unique surroundings.
Proudly, all the staff at the Auberge Beausejour is waiting for you.
An unique cachet in the Valley. A gastronomical and voluptuous experiment. Gastromomy Package available from $70 per person.
Snowmobiling Package available from $74 per person.
Regional park open during the four seasons. Winter activities: downhill skiing, snowboarding, 26 ski trails on 2 hillsides, which range from easy to extremely difficult, snowshoeing, 15 kilometres of cross-country ski trails, snowmobile trails, inner tube sliding on illuminated slope with mechanical lift.
Summer activities: mountain biking with chair lift ascent, 640 kilometres of all-terrain vehicle (ATV) trails, hiking trails, observation tour.
Services offered: Resto Pub l'Expédition at the top of the mountain (upon reservations), cafeteria, on-site lodging available year-round (reservation mandatory), day-care, equipment rental shop, reception hall or conference room accommodating 300 people. Schedule:year-round, on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. In the spring: watch skiers cross Picalo Lake: Aqua-neige from April 16th to 18th 2010.
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Member of Aventure Écotourisme Québec
Photo: Musée de la Gaspésie
Guided bilingual visits are offered to groups upon reservation. 
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under 6 years old and for certain organized youth groups. Annual passes for one specific park or for the Parcs Québec network are available. The fees give access to all sectors of the park.
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Average length of visit: 3 hours.
Bilingual services, guided visits in season upon reservation.
Book and souvenir counter. Art, art trade, handicraft and Gaspesian product shops on-site. Every Wednesday night, from the end of June to end of August, free outdoor shows by artists of the region and the Maritimes.
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Photo: Hostellerie Baie Bleue 
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Average length: 1.5 hours. Reservations mandatory for groups. 
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Fees 
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Located int the middle of the fiendly Amqui, the 
It's an invitation to greediness. All our tablets are full of local, home made products. You can also find jowelery and antiquities.
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