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GUYON Says: If you are luckier than us you can see this : the tail of a grand blue whale. I mean : we did not see it and I did not take this photograph.
BEETLE_VERTE Says: Again from the Eternite river Park, a great (and a bit extenuous) adventure: hiking up the cliff to see the fjord from above. Wonderfull experience! Since the hike can be a little steep, the've put up thematic base camps on the path (a little romantic cabins, swings,...
BEETLE_VERTE Says: A must-see center where the Eternite River meets the Saguenay Fjord. A pic-nic on the fjord, kayaking in the blue deep waters, hiking up the hill and maybe even spot a few whales that can ventures up the fjord from the St-Lawrence River...The center also offers lodging...
BEETLE_VERTE Says: In the Saguenay Fjord, it's breath taking... The coast surounding you is steep and high. The dept of the water is astonishing. The surroundings are calm and dark. You can join a group with a guide or go alone if you're experimented.
GUYON Says: The same sort of fin-back whale closer. But the photograph comes from a specialized website.
Simonneeddy Says: We ate at this restaurant with some freinds two of whom reside in the area and two who like us had come from Joliette for a visit.A very nice atmosphere and service. We tasted the specialty of the house which is a soup well known in this area.'GOURGANE SOUP' (a special kind...
Simonneeddy Says: AUG-. 17th . Drove here (VILLE DE LA BAIE) from Chicoutimi to find the theater in daylight so that at night we would have no problems. Ate lunch at Kasa Kista restaurant on Boul. De La Grande Baie Nord in the centre of town. Here we also met our neighbor Louise who was in...
BEETLE_VERTE Says: The show: La Fabuleuse histoire d'un royaume200 comedians in 1400 costumes with cars, horses, rain and much more ! It's fabulous! Grandiose! You can buy tickets at the theater and in many inn in the city. Call ahead!
Use the ferry boats available...
BEETLE_VERTE Says: Use the ferry boats available all around this area (Ile-aux-coudres, Tadoussac, St-Simeon...).It's free, easy access, quick and will let you enjoy a very different point of view.
BEETLE_VERTE Says: Riding the 'Veloroute des bleuts' (Blueberry bike road). It's a 256km cycling circuit that goes around the lake St-jean from which you have acces to sand beachs and touristic attractions. It's a unique cycling circuit in North America. La Véloroute des Bleuets1671, avenue du...
Quebec is a french province,...
BEETLE_VERTE Says: Quebec is a french province, but you'll get around speaking english since almost everyone can speak at least a little bit of it (like me!). People are very friendly and will welcome you with open arms.
Be very carefull if you decide...
BEETLE_VERTE Says: Be very carefull if you decide to take your car to go to Ile-aux-coudres because you'll have to drive the infamous Eboulements road. Use the compression of the car and spare the breaks.
BEETLE_VERTE Says: Bring good walking shoes and almost any kind of clothes you own, because from one day to the other, it can be freezing or very hot. Bug spray! Sunscreen. First aid kit if you go fishing or camping If you want to go camping, bring a hat and mittens, you'll appreciat it...
GUYON Says: Along the route 138, there are beautiful landscapes on the left bank of the Saint Lawrence.
GUYON Says: The charming city of Tadoussac at the confluence of the Saint Lawrence and the Saguenay Rivers.
BEETLE_VERTE Says: At the Eternite River Park, we could fish in some of those lovely little rivers. Small trouts I think (since this was my first fishing trip ever...). Small, but so delicious! We fried them on the fire at camp, it was so fresh and juicy!In the paths leading to the little...
BEETLE_VERTE Says: In the St-Jean Lake live the famous Ouananiches, salmons trapped in the lake and thinking it's the sea... well... they're fish...We stopped in a fishing goods store in Chicoutimi and asked around for the best spot. Some said Roberval, others Peribonka. We tried Peribonka,...
GUYON Says: Make a cruise on the Saint Lawrence. The cruise lasts 3 hours and costs 45$CND. Do not forget the binocular. The whales do not respect the appointments but they are always here in Summer to eat and to built up a new plubber for the Winter. The boats are not allowed to...
GUYON Says: Take the Route 138 between Quebec to Tadoussac to enjoy a Whales Watching Cruise. The trip lasts 2:30. There is free ferry to cross the Saguenay River to reach Tadoussac. It is possible to board in Sainte Catherine to avoid the ferry (30 mn).
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75 CAN dollars Very nice location on the fjord, charming retro architecture, affordable.
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During our stay in Quebec, we wanted to make a whales watching cruise. It was possible to begin the cruise from Québec City but it lasted 10 hours and the whales were generally at the East of...
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CHARLEVOIX - SAGUENAY - LAC ST-JEAN
This trip will combine extraordinary sites such as Charlevoix with its nature, ambiance, bed & breakfast and colors; Tadoussac with its history, hotelier traditions and whales; the Saguenay with its...
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Simonneeddy's new Chicoutimi and VILLE DE LA BAIE
VISIT 'THE LITTLE WHITE HOUSE' that survived the flood of water that took everything in its path 'past and around' this house, cars, boats,trees, houses in pieces, furniture etc. All was shown on TV...
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