Things to see and do Duplessis

The Ferme 5 Étoiles teaches you about the way of life of the animals that roam here in their enclosures (wolves, bison, red deer, moose, etc.). For those staying at the farm, it's possible to pet and feed them. A wide choice of activities is available in all seasons: quad biking, fishing, sea kayaking, black bear watching, hiking, cani-rando, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, dog sledding, sugar shack, etc. A restaurant service is also available for breakfast and dinner (reservation required).

The Innu community of Essipit offers a wide range of accommodations, activities and services. It has campgrounds, several cottages and a complex of 32 apartment-hotels with a magnificent view of the river. Hunters and fishermen will be happy to know that Essipit has outfitters with all the facilities they need. Bonus: inflatable whale-watching cruises and sea kayaking excursions are also available.

La Maison du Tourisme de Tadoussac is the tourist office for the town of Tadoussac, Quebec, Canada. The Maison du Tourisme is a reference point for information on tourist attractions in and around Tadoussac. They can provide information on accommodations, outdoor activities, restaurants and much more. La Maison du Tourisme de Tadoussac is here to help you make the most of your visit to this charming Quebec town.

Located 13 km northwest of Port Menier, Baie-Sainte-Clair has long been the largest village on the island. Originally he was called English Bay and was renamed by Henri Menier in honour of his mother. By the middle of the th century fishermen from Newfoundland and Nova Scotia had settled there. Martin-Zédé was the architect of his development until the day the village was abandoned for Port-Menier. A lime kiln has been rebuilt there. Since hunting is forbidden, it is now the ideal place to observe Virginia deer.