The Haute-Gaspésie
Situated along 130 km of coastline, the Haute-Gaspésie goes all out.
The highest peaks of southern Québec can be found here, sculpted by the passing of glaciers over 100,000 years ago. Several rivers cut into its landscapes, an abundance of wildlife and plant species live in this wild and peaceful habitat, small charming coastal villages bring the region to life, and the nearby River feels like an ocean.
- For more information about the Haute-Gaspésie: www.vacanceshaute-gaspesie.com.
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 Sainte-Anne-des-Monts
- 3 3 Marsoui
- 4 4 Rivière-à-Claude
- 5 5 Mont-Saint-Pierre
- 6 6 Saint-Maxime-du-Mont-Louis
Photo: Jean-Pierre HuardCap-Chat
Located between sea and mountains, Cap-Chat is home to the world’s largest vertical-axis wind turbine, which dominates the landscape along with 76 others. The Le Nordais wind farm, the first and largest ever built in Canada and one of the largest in North America... [...]
DiscoverPhoto: Tourisme GaspésieSainte-Anne-des-Monts
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DiscoverPhoto: Marsoui Marsoui
Located between sea and mountains, Marsoui has evolved around these elements. Historically, fishing was abundant, which drew many anglers; however, the village’s main economic activity remains the forest industry. [...]
DiscoverPhoto: Tourisme GaspésieRivière-à-Claude
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DiscoverPhoto: Mont-Saint-PierreMont-Saint-Pierre
Exceptional outdoor activities are offered year-round at the heart of remarkable thousand-year-old landscapes: scree slopes, hanging valleys, glacial cirques. [...]
DiscoverPhoto: Jean-Pierre HuardSaint-Maxime-du-Mont-Louis
In a landscape where the cliffs of the Appalachians stand out against the blue of the sky and the sea, discover natural tourist attractions in all seasons... [...]
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