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Photo: Griffon AventureBest time of the year to get in touch with nature. You will enjoy the mild weather and the ever-changing landscape as the many shades of green of spring, create a fabulous backdrop for every place you visit. Discover them by doing new activities such as canyoning and rafting.
Spring is the best season for birders. In Gaspésie, migration begins in early May and continues until late June. Several species of birds can be observed, including gannets, cormorants, gulls, guillemots and murres. Ducks, geese, perching birds and some northern species that have not yet reached their summer destination, can also be seen.
Starting in May, different species of whales can be sighted off the coast at Percé, Bonaventure Island and in the waters near Forillon Park. By travelling along the coast, you might see the powerful spray of these mammals as they surface for oxygen. If you wish to get a better view, you can take a whale watching cruise.
Destination : Baie-des-Chaleurs
Route 299, C.P. 706
Cascapédia-Saint-Jules, Québec G0C 1T0
Destination : Gaspé – Percé
Quai de Grande-Grave (Parc national Forillon)
Gaspé, Québec G4X 6L6
Destination : Gaspé – Percé
2051, boulevard Grande-Grève (Cap-aux-Os)
Gaspé, Québec G4X 6L7
Destination : Vallée de la Matapédia
Parc Adams, rue de l'Église
Matapédia, Québec G0J 1V0
Destination : Gaspé – Percé
162, route 132, Place Charles-Robin et rue du Quai
Percé, Québec G0C 2L0
Destination : Gaspé – Percé
21, route des Camps (Gascons)
Port-Daniel-Gascons, Québec G0C 1P0
Destination : Région de Matane
833, chemin de la Grève (Petit-Matane)
Matane, Québec G0J 1Y0
Destination : Baie-des-Chaleurs
351, chemin Petite-Rivière-du-Loup
Pointe-à-la-Croix, Québec G0C 2L0
Destination : Haute-Gaspésie
1, rue du Chanoine-Richard
Saint-Maxime-du-Mont-Louis, Québec G0E 1T0
