Gaspé (ville)

Gaspé comes from Gespeg, which means “land’s end” Iin the Mi'gmaq language. Everything ends and begins in Gaspé, which is associated with the origins of the country and the beginning of Western history in North America: the cross erected here by Jacques Cartier in 1534 earned Gaspé the title of the “Birthplace of Canada.” Like the locals, Gaspé Bay is welcoming and generous. Gaspé is nature at its purest! Each season has its own charm and will leave you with unforgettable memories that will make you want to come back again and again.

Gaspé has three internationally renowned salmon rivers, the York, Dartmouth and Saint-Jean, which are frequented by over 1500 anglers every year. Summer bustles with activities, bringing together swimmers, boaters and outdoor enthusiasts. The area offers a variety of accommodation options, good restaurants, marinas and, an airport as well as many attractions and services.

Population: 15 137