Description

The Gulf of St. Lawrence, also known as the Lower North Shore, is a unique region with a singular culture and breathtaking landscapes. A true hidden treasure of the North American continent, the region has kept its authenticity thanks to its isolation and the efforts of its inhabitants. Its 375 kilometers of coastline offer visitors a variety of beach environments and hundreds of islands. The region is a true paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.

The Coasters, descendants of Newfoundland and Jersey fishermen or members of the Innu Nation, will introduce you to the culture and history of the Gulf of St. Lawrence in the various interpretation centers and museums scattered throughout the different villages.

You will also eat fresh seafood and meet unforgettable people.