Must-Dos
Parc écomaritime de l'anse du port
The newly rebuilt elevated wooden footbridge leads visitors along the St. Lawrence River. This magnificent pedestrian bridge crosses woods and marshes, and gives visitors a chance to take in landscapes that change with each season. The path eventually leads to a 12-metre observation tower that offers a breathtaking view of the surroundings!
Centre de la Biodiversité du Québec
L’Écho des origines is a nighttime interactive tour of the forest hosted by the Centre de la Biodiversité du Québec. Each visitor is equipped with a device shaped like a tree branch and interacts with other sightseers and multimedia tools to reveal the hidden powers of nature.
Domaine Joly-de Lotbinière
Known as one of the most beautiful gardens in North America, this unique site features a manor house and gardens with over 2,300 plant varieties, a forest of century-old trees that is a great spot for a picnic, as well as privileged access to the river, a café-terrace and many thrilling activities!
Le Vieux Lévis et le quai paquet
Take a stroll in the heart of Old Lévis while taking in the historic districts and the Paquet quay. Many people gather both day and night to watch the 160 water jets dance in the lights. In Lévis, there is no shortage of activities that will get you moving and shaking!
Croisière et Visites de la Grosse-Île
Originally from l’Île au Canot, the Lachance captains are excellent storytellers and will gladly tell you the fabulous story of island life while you discover an archipelago of 21 islands including Grosse-île and l’Isle-aux-Grues. This authentic experience will allow you to discover the St. Lawrence like never before.
Musée maritime du Québec
In 2018, this museum will celebrate its 50th birthday. Hop aboard two real sailors’ boats and discover five exhibitions including a brand new one in the Chalouperie. This entertaining museum offers a superb view of the river and everything within it!
Saint-Jean-Port-Joli
This tourist village is a mustsee thanks to its workshops, galleries, museums and parks that demonstrate the importance of sculptures, and arts and crafts in this community. Peruse this little village – free of charge – while riding a pretty bike… you’re sure to fall in love with this place!
Village of Kamouraska
This municipality is known for its man-made heritage, sunsets, landscapes and local products. The best attractions in the area: the beach, bike routes, walking paths, restaurants, accommodations, locally made crafts, art galleries, museums, fish shops, farms, and interpretive sites.
Quai de Rivière-du-Loup (marina)
Go on an excursion and visit the islands with the Société Duvetnor (duvetnor.com) or go whale watching with Croisières AML (croisieresaml.com). Embark on the Traverse Rivière-du-Loup/Saint- Siméon (traverserdl.com). Things to check out close by: tasty restaurants, charming accommodations and awesome tourist attractions.
PARC NATIONAL DU BIC
This park has headlands, coves, islands and mountains. Here, birds nest and you can also observe the terrestrial and marine animals that live here, along with various kinds of plants. Activities: walking paths, cycling, kayaking, wildlife watching, theatre, activities for kids, minibus rides, and evening activities. There are many types of accommodations available as well.
Promenade de l'Anse-aux-Coques
On the edge of the Sainte-Luce beach the Anse-aux-Coques promenade follows the beach and offers a moment of relaxation while enjoying the salty air. There is a full service chalet, a well-lit pedestrian walkway, benches, picnic tables and more than twenty sea-themed wood sculptures.
Site historique maritime de la Pointe-au-Père
Musée Empress of Ireland : Experience the history of this ship, whose sinking (in 1914) remains Canada’s greatest marine tragedy. The Onondaga Submarine: Take a tour and discover the daily lives of the 70 submariners. The lighthouse: Climb the 128 steps of one of Canada’s highest lighthouses.