One of the most popular attractions in the Gaspésie province is whale watching. Generally, travelers who want to bike around the area can see them from the coast. As for those who want to give themselves a little more chance to observe them, they are highly recommended to book a sea excursion. After whale watching, ►
One of the most popular attractions in the Gaspésie province is whale watching. Generally, travelers who want to bike around the area can see them from the coast. As for those who want to give themselves a little more chance to observe them, they are highly recommended to book a sea excursion. After whale watching, for those who want more adventure in the sea, many activities are offered, including the track, the traction kite, diving, kayaking, canyoning or rafting. Finally, there is also a soothing swim in the temperate waters of the Baie des Chaleurs for those.
In the Gaspésie Peninsula, outdoor activities are highly emphasized. In this regard, holidaymakers who are fans of hiking and winter sports can do so in the Monts Chic Chocs. This massif is surprising with its singular landscape. This wildlife reserve will also allow them to snowmobile, quad, mountain bike or ski. In addition, for all snow sports, Hog's Back, Lyall Mountains and Vallières-de-Saint-Réal are the best options.
As for discovering the history part of the Gaspé identity, visitors have to stop at very well-reserved heritage sites. These include the excellent options for the Reford Gardens, lighthouses, harbors, and the paleontological site of Miguasha National Park. Cities are also a great way to discover the province's heritage better. As such, there is Sainte-Flavie, which is called the gateway to the Gaspé Peninsula. This sector is known for its handicrafts and the procession of statues that emerge from the sea. If some want to visit an archaeological site famous for its superb lighthouse, the Marten is a must. This place is a tourist route par excellence. In addition, the lighthouse adjoins a museum so that they can learn about the spot's history. ◄
