Sports and leisure activities Quebec

A young company that proposes nothing less than to reconnect with the vast wilderness of Abitibi-Témiscamingue and even James Bay. Whether they are focused on training, adventure or even custom-made, Exode's wilderness packages will take you to the most beautiful landscapes of the region. Forest survival workshop, long canoe-camping expedition, off-trail expedition for photography: everything is possible here!

Designed in 1992 by the renowned Graham Cooke, Royal Bromont has 18 holes of par 72 golf. It hosted the Canadian PGA Open in 1994 and is recognized as one of the most prestigious golf courses in Canada. Many services are offered on site: electric cart rental, equipment store, golf clothing and accessories. Make sure you make a gourmet stop at the restaurant Le Cellier du Roi, open summer and winter (very nice wine list). The 5-course tasting menu is highly recommended!

Jean-Pierre Simard, your experienced and qualified guide, offers you all-inclusive canoe-camping packages on the most beautiful rivers in the region. Guide service, three meals a day and snacks, camping equipment and river equipment, as well as all activities and entrance fees to the sites are included. Whether it lasts one day or more, or customized, you will experience the oldest mode of transportation in the country.

Fancy taking to the open seas in an unusual way? How about a barbecue on the water, the perfect activity for friends? Accommodating up to 8 people, this small, comfortable BBQ boat lets you feast in a superb natural setting. You can bring your own food - and alcohol - or opt to have one of our partner restaurateurs prepare a turnkey meal for you. Please note that the person designated in your group to drive the boat must be at least 25 years old and hold a valid driver's license.

In 2021, the world's first inter-provincial zip line opened. Connecting Gatineau, Quebec to Ottawa, Ontario, the 365-metre zip line is 36 metres above the Ottawa River. The panoramic view of downtown Gatineau, the Chaudière Falls and the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa is breathtaking. The entire activity takes at least one hour to complete and weight and height restrictions apply (ask for details).

Okwari Le Fjord lets you discover the boreal forest at its best. In summer, don't miss our flagship activity: black bear observation in its natural habitat. You can also opt for a self-guided hike with riddles, a bit like a fun and educational escape game. Then, in winter, head to the ice fishing village for a unique experience! Other services and activities: outdoor center, camping, salmon fishing.

The Aventure Mille-Îles outdoor center is located on the banks of the Rivière des Mille-Îles. In summer, the center offers watercraft rentals for canoeing, kayaking and paddleboarding. In winter, ice fishing is available, with all equipment and a heated cabin included in the price. Younger guests can also enjoy quad biking (13 years and under), as well as winter walking, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing and skating. A must-see in any season: alpacas!

This company has been offering exceptional fishing trips in Nunavik for over 40 years. You can fish for native speckled trout and sea trout at Tunulik II camp (Arctic char fishing is sometimes available, especially at the end of the season). Packages include almost everything, including airfare from Montreal to Kuujjuaq and transportation to the camp, but you must provide the fishing equipment (see website for details). A great reference in the field!

When winter covers the province with its thick white coat, Quebecers strap on their ice skates and hit the rinks. Here we offer you a magical experience on a 3 kilometer long ice trail in the forest. You can also practice snowshoeing or Nordic walking on this enchanting site. And nothing to fear as far as equipment is concerned, everything is available for rent on site. All that's left to do is to crown it all with a hot chocolate and a "wolf tail" to recover from our emotions.

Located further up the Leaf River, this outfitter offers a world class fly fishing experience. The challenge is to catch the large Atlantic salmon that spawn in the pools, but you can also catch large lake trout or tease speckled trout. In a philosophy of conservation, catch and release is practiced here. As the fishing season draws to a close (September), you can also watch the migration of caribou across the river as the tundra blazes with fall colors.

This outdoor adventure tourism company located in the Pontiac offers canoe rentals and shuttle services for the Coulonge, Dumoine and Noire rivers, all three of which are located in the La Vérendrye Wildlife Reserve. The shuttle fare varies according to the destination and other equipment is available for rent such as waterproof barrels, camping equipment, etc. Note that parking and camping are free for those using the services of Aventure Rivière Sauvage.

Freeride lovers, this is for you! Imagine descending 4,400 meters of powder on relatively steep slopes in the magical setting of the Haute-Gaspésie, all under professional supervision. Intermediate to expert level is required for this activity. Packages including refuge accommodation are also available. For those who'd like to treat themselves to a memorable off-trail snowmobile excursion, Adrénaline Hors Piste (adrenalinehorspiste.com) is also available.

A pioneering sailing school in the Belle Province, Voile Mercator has been offering courses and excursions for over 40 years. We offer introductory excursions of 3 or 7 hours, or a private 21-hour overnight experience. Courses at various levels, theory courses, private training, regatta courses and even convoying experiences are offered by Voile Mercator. If you already have your certificate, you can rent a sailboat with or without an instructor to sail the fjord.

The North Shore is an increasingly popular "boreal" surfing destination. SurfShack therefore offers introductory courses for those who are just starting out, adapted for everyone and respecting your personal limits. Advanced courses are also offered as well as equipment rental for the most autonomous. The paddleboard is also on the program, in the initiation or rental version. As for the shop, you can find everything from wetsuits to boards, accessories and lifestyle clothing.

A reference for an introduction to sea kayaking in the sublime setting of the Saguenay Fjord and the St. Lawrence Estuary. You can choose from guided excursions lasting from 2 hours to 6 days. Please note that multi-day excursions are guaranteed with a minimum number of participants, although some have guaranteed departures on fixed dates. Other services offered: lake kayak and paddle board rentals for navigating the bay, sea kayak training (levels I to III) and navigation on the Saguenay Fjord.

The Plage de la Dune du Sud is a superb beach, bordered by red sandstone cliffs with caves and frequented by seabirds, notably herring gulls and terns. It is 22 kilometres long and is ideal for leisurely strolls, especially for watching the sunrise. It also serves as a launching site for kayaking, kitesurfing and windsurfing, provided you have the necessary skills. In high season, it becomes very busy, let's face it. Bonus: the Breton creperie Le Gaboteux is just around the corner.

Cap Aventure specializes in guided sea kayak excursions for seal watching (early morning or late afternoon). The company also offers zodiac whale-watching cruises and sunset paddleboard outings, for example. You can also rent recreational equipment (kayaks, paddleboards, bikes, fishing rods, etc.). And to extend the pleasure, Cap Aventure offers a variety of accommodation options: camping, ready-to-camp and comfortable homes. Cap Aventure has three other activity bases in the vicinity.

Horseback riding on the beaches and dunes of the Islands is certainly a memorable experience. You can brush and saddle your frame and, of course, a small training of about twenty minutes will allow you to learn how to communicate with it. In addition to these excursions, La Crinière au Vent also offers day camps for children and teenagers (half-day with ponies), western riding lessons for all levels and ages, as well as equestrian games (challenges and friendly races) for groups of friends and families.

To get a breath of fresh air and stretch your legs, Nature Adventure is the smart choice! We offer guided canoeing, kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkeling packages as well as hiking on the International Appalachian Trail. You can also rent watercrafts and several services are offered for the more independent (shuttle and vehicle transportation, lodging reservations and supplies for the hikes, etc.). In order to fully enjoy the site, the municipal campground is located on the site.

Do you want to go out to sea to catch fish or observe the marine mammals that inhabit the St. Lawrence Estuary? You've come to the right place! Destination Haute-Mer offers exhilarating sport fishing packages and all-inclusive excursions. Just bring your good mood, everything else is provided on site! What's more, the boat is chartered only for your small group, no strangers on board. A top adventure that you will remember for a long time, supervised by real pros. A must do!

If you are interested in flying, this company offers you the opportunity to experience an introductory flight in a hang glider or tandem paraglider. The whole experience lasts about an hour or an hour and a half, including 5 to 30 minutes of flight. The take-off is at an altitude of 430 meters, on the cliff of Mont Saint-Pierre. To keep a souvenir of your adventure in the air, a video recording can be obtained for an additional fee. Vue du Ciel also has a kite shop and offers the brands HQ, Prism and StarKite, among others.

Tadoussac offers magnificent hiking trails for lovers of nature and picturesque landscapes. The Sentier des Dunes de Tadoussac is one of the most beautiful in Quebec and offers a unique experience. Visitors can also enjoy short strolls through the village, discovering its natural environment, heritage, colorful houses and charming stores. Trails are indicated in dotted blue on the map of Tadoussac. Some trails have been developed by the Parc national du Fjord-du-Saguenay and require the purchase of an access fee, notably the Le Fjord trail. The trails offer panoramic views of the Saguenay Fjord, the St. Lawrence Estuary and the village of Tadoussac. Experienced hikers can even continue their adventure as far as Baie Sainte-Marguerite, with overnight stays in a refuge. The sunsets over the fjord are legendary. Contact Parc national du Fjord-du-Saguenay for more information on trails and access fees.