Explore Gaspé, its surroundings, and the magnificent Forillon National Park. Gaspé is unique, covering 600 square miles with 90 miles of saltwater coastline. The deep coastal indentation is the Bay of Gaspé—a magnificent body of water sheltered by the surrounding mountains. Edged by miles of sandy or pebble beaches, the bay is a gathering place for swimmers, boaters and wat... more info

Perched atop steep cliffs, Gaspé and Percé are breathtakingly beautiful cities, and the bus ride between the two cities is an unforgettable experience, winding slowly along the more than 60 miles of rugged cliffs and past sweeping bays with the most extraordinary panoramas in Eastern Canada. The Bay of Gaspé, the cliffs of Forillon National Park, the Barachois de Malbaie (sand bar),... more info

Discover Gaspé’s rich history on foot. Following the example set by the St. Malo the explorer, the Gaspé Heritage Walk gives you the opportunity to learn more about and appreciate the Gaspé’s historical and cultural heritage by showcasing the architecture and commemorative art that speaks of the past. Travel through time and rediscover Gaspé as these sites whispe... more info

This challenging 3.5-mile trail leads hikers through magnificent mountains populated by black bears, porcupines, beavers and many species of birds. A visit to Forillon National Park is sure to be an adventure. The tip of Forillon, which was declared a Canadian National Park in order to preserve the wild beauty of its coast, reveals various geological formations and phenomena up to 450 million y... more info

You will visit the Lelièvre, Lelièvre & Lemoignan processing plant, located by the sea, introduces you to a purely Gaspé sian product—salted-dried codfish. The cod has been processed in this fashion for centuries. A guided tour allows visitors to observe all the processing steps from the plant’s mezzanine. Objects and images from bygone eras retrace the history of... more info

Discover the Bay of Gaspé from a sea kayak, accompanied by a certified guide. You may observe some of the many grey seals and harbor seals or possibly see a spectacular whale spout. The visit to Forillon National Park is sure to be an adventure. The tip of Forillon, which was declared a Canadian National Park in order to preserve the wild beauty of its coast, reveals various geological for... more info

The tour provides an opportunity to discover Gaspésie’s art and culture and to meet some local artists. This fascinating city has attracted visitors since the 1930s, when it became a popular cultural center. Artists were enchanted by the colorful fishing village atmosphere and the incredible beauty of the site. Over the years, Percé has acquired an enviable position within the t... more info

Cruise to Percé Rock and around the Bonaventure Island sectors to see the largest gannet colony in the world, then explore Percé on your own. Perched atop steep cliffs, Gaspé and Percé are breathtakingly beautiful, and the bus ride that joins the two cities is an unforgettable experience. As the bus winds slowly along the more than 60 miles of rugged cliffs and past sweeping ba... more info

Your tour includes a bus ride that winds slowly along the more than 60 miles of rugged cliffs, past sweeping bays with the most extraordinary panoramas in Eastern Canada. Explore Percé at your leisure—magnificent landscapes and diverse activities here lure nature enthusiasts as well as admirers of art and culture. more info

Your tour includes a bus ride that winds slowly along the more than 60 miles of rugged cliffs and past sweeping bays with the most extraordinary panoramas in Eastern Canada. The Bay of Gaspé, the cliffs of Forillon National Park, the Barachois de Malbaie (sand-bar), the unique precipices along the coast in Percé, and, of course, its legendary rock offer an unending feast for the eyes.... more info

The tour is an exciting and informative whale watching excursion on the waters of the Bay of Gaspé and the Gulf of the St. Lawrence home to eight different whale species. Aboard a covered boat, accompanied by a guide, you will observe these giant mammals and learn about the environment in which they live. Depending on the season and the food available the following species may be observed in ... more info

This easy walking tour will acquaint you with Gaspésie’s past and fishing family’s way of life. The trail called une tournée dans les parages (a walk around the area) starts near the fishing harbor at the Grande-Grave heritage site where the Hyman & Sons store the warehouse and the Blanchette house reveal an unforgotten past and attests to the way of life of fishing fa... more info