The Québec maritime Blog

Road Trip on Route 138 in Côte-Nord: The Advantages of a Round Trip!

   |   By Jasmine Nadeau

Hey, Marie? For our road trip in Québec by the Sea, what do you think of going to Côte-Nord? I can see us driving along the road bordering the St. Lawrence Estuary, our hair blowing in the wind… Rising at dawn to watch the sunrise light up the horizon… Exploring the region while listening to our favourite music or driving in silence, soaking up the rocky capes, endless beaches, small cliffside villages and boreal forest unfolding before our eyes…

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How to Whale Watch Responsibly in Eastern Québec

   |   By Parc marin du Saguenay–Saint-Laurent

Want to see whales with your own eyes on your next vacation? You’ll have plenty of opportunities to do so in Eastern Québec! Whether you travel from Montréal or Québec City to Charlevoix, Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, Côte-Nord, Bas-Saint-Laurent or Gaspésie, you’ll come across a multitude of unique observation points to view whales from the shore or during sea excursions.

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What Are Tides?

   |   By Le Québec maritime

During a trip to Québec by the Sea, you’ll notice that the landscapes in our regions vary according to the seasons and weather conditions but also according to the tides. What exactly does this phenomenon involve?

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Studios, Galleries and Boutiques to Visit on a Road Trip in Eastern Québec

   |   By Jasmine Nadeau

What is it that so inspires the artists and artisans of Québec by the Sea? Perhaps you’ll be able to answer this question once you’ve visited their studios, galleries and boutiques and met these creators who are so passionate about their corner of the world. Personally, I never set off on a road trip without having first made note of places to stop to meet local artists and artisans. Here are some of the ones found in the maritime regions of Québec!

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From the St. Lawrence to Your Plate with Smarter Seafood!

   |   By Marie-Eve Lagacé

The St. Lawrence fascinates us for many reasons: its immensity, the navigational challenges it presents, its moods and changing colours according to the weather, but above all, the rich diversity of the marine species that inhabit it. Since 2009, the Smarter Seafood program has been promoting various edible species so that consumers can make informed decisions about seafood. Here are some of the species that could be found on your plate in 2025!

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Hidden Gems in Forillon National Park

   |   By Parc national Forillon

Every destination has its must-see attractions, and Forillon National Park, located at the eastern tip of the Gaspé Peninsula, is no exception. Those who visit this unique park frequently can attest to this fact: you’ll never tire of observing the natural beauty of Forillon’s landscapes, which change with every season! Here are five things to discover in Forillon to see the park from different perspectives!

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Best Places to See Wildlife in the Îles de la Madeleine

   |   By Sara Kim Bourdages

Made up of seven inhabited islands stretching over a distance of 85 km (55 mi.), the Îles de la Madeleine archipelago is one of the most popular vacation destinations in Québec. On and around the Islands, the sea, beaches, lagoons, dunes and marshes are home to exceptional wildlife. Take advantage of your stay in the archipelago to discover the best sites to observe seals, birds and land mammals.

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