Land’s End
Ah! Land's End... as if Mother Nature had poured all her energy into it! This region offers some of the most dramatic and spectacular landscapes in Gaspésie.
With its breathtaking sharp cliffs, and a particulary rugged topography created by the Appalachians, this area and Forillon Park marks the continental end of this mountain range. You will encounter an authentic maritime character and a variety of heritage treasures.
- For more information about Gaspé: gaspepurplaisir.ca
- For more information about Percé: www.perce.info
Welcome to Gaspésie!
Given the current situation, before you travel, please be sure to book your accommodations and check with tourism companies to find out how they are operating.
Rest assured that local companies are following the recommended public health guidelines.
As the situation continues to evolve, we will make every effort to keep this website up to date.
We look forward to welcoming you in Gaspésie!
- 2 2 Petite-Vallée
- 3 3 Gaspé
- 4 4 Percé
- 5 5 Chandler
- 6 6 Port-Daniel-Gascons
- 7 7 Murdochville
Photo : Tourisme GaspésieGrande-Vallée
Admire the much-photographed village of Grande-Vallée and the illuminated cape at night from the scenic lookout. A hiking trail leads to the St. Lawrence where you can see the Gisant (a rock resembling the outline of a human face). [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Alain LauzierPetite-Vallée
This small coastal village is nestled near a cove in a small valley, which gave it its name (petite vallée means “small valley”). Home to a song festival and the Théâtre de la Vieille Forge, Petite-Vallée is recognized as a major cultural hub in Eastern Québec and a hotbed of new talent in song, theatre and the performing arts. [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Tourisme GaspésieGaspé
In the Mi’gmaq language, Gespeg means “land’s end.” Gaspé is associated with the origins of the country and the beginning of Western history in North America: the cross erected by Jacques Cartier in 1534 earned Gaspé the title of “Birthplace of Canada.” [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Tourisme GaspésiePercé
Percé has been attracting artists and visitors from all over the world since the 1930s with spectacular scenery, a vibrant cultural life and an enchanting setting. Magnificent Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island, home to thousands of northern gannets, guarantee wonderful memories. [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Ariane AubertChandler
Discover Chandler’s historic heritage through the Circuit des Bâtisseurs (founders’ walk), an attraction that also showcases the dynamic town of today. Chandler offers all the services required for a great vacation... [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Port-Daniel-Gascons
Port-Daniel–Gascons, between sea and mountains… Here, nature lovers can enjoy a bay, a barachois, lakes, rivers, small fishing harbours, hiking trails and a warm welcome. [...]
DiscoverPhoto : Murdochville
Located at an altitude of 650 metres, the town of Murdochville developed as a result of copper mining and processing. The many recreational activities on offer provide an unforgettable experience... [...]
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