Cornelius Amann
06 octobre 2026
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Quebec: the Gaspé Peninsula, Percé, Forillon and Le Bic
8 days from Quebec City around the Gaspé Peninsula by Kamouraska and Le Bic, the Chic-Choc Mountains, Forillon's cliffs, two nights in Percé and the Baie des Chaleurs.
8 jours · Quebec City à Mont-Joli · jusqu'à 12 voyageurs
Percé Rock, where we spend two nights and take the morning boat to Bonaventure Island Photo: Hayden Soloviev, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Perc%C3%A9,_Quebec,_Canada_3.jpg)
Les faits
En bref
- Durée
- 8 jours, 7 nuits
- Départ et arrivée
- Quebec City à Mont-Joli
- Taille du groupe
- 7 à 12 voyageurs
- Trajet le plus long
- 4.5 h le jour 4
- Niveau d'activité
Modéré
About 2 to 4 hours on foot most days, on town pavements, gravel park paths and coastal trails, with road days of 3 to 4 hours broken by stops. The harder parts are optional: the summit hike in the Chic-Choc Mountains on day 4 (about 4 hours return and 450 to 600 m of climb on rocky trail), the Land's End walk to Cap Gaspé (about 8 km return on a forest track with some hills) and the island trail to the gannet colony on Bonaventure (about 3 km each way, uphill on the way out). Each has a shorter, level choice on the same day.
- Repas compris
- 7 petits-déjeuners, 7 repas du midi, 3 repas du soir
- Chambre individuelle
- + CAD 925 (prix estimé)
- Saison
- June to September
Points forts
Pourquoi ce voyage
- Seals hauled out on the rocks of Le Bic at low tide, and the sunset over Kamouraska's tidal flats
- A morning summit hike in the Chic-Choc Mountains, where the last caribou herd south of the St. Lawrence lives
- The sea cliffs of Cap Bon-Ami and the walk to Land's End at Cap Gaspé in Forillon National Park
- Whales off Forillon from a small boat in the Gulf of St. Lawrence
- The first boat of the morning around Percé Rock to Bonaventure Island and its northern gannet colony
- Two nights in Percé with the rock outside the window and an evening free in the village
- Miguasha's fossil cliffs and the salmon water of the Matapédia valley on the way out
Ce qui distingue ce voyage
Des trajets courts, tous publiés
Chaque trajet est indiqué jour par jour. Le plus long dure 4.5 h, le jour 4.
Le temps libre fait partie du programme
Le temps libre et les choix sont indiqués les jours où ils ont lieu.
En solo, sans pénalité
Une chambre individuelle coûte + CAD 925 (prix estimé).
Jour par jour
Itinéraire
Le trajet le plus long dure 4.5 h, le jour 4.
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Quebec City
Quebec City Jean Lesage Airport to Old Quebec, then a walk through the walled city
- Welcome dinner
- Nuit : Quebec City
- Environ 15 min de route
Fly into Quebec City Jean Lesage Airport (YQB), where your See Sight Tours guide meets the group in arrivals at about 2:30 pm for the 20-minute drive to a hotel in or beside Old Quebec. After check-in we walk the historic district, listed by UNESCO in 1985 as the only walled city north of Mexico: along the Dufferin Terrace under the Château Frontenac, down the Breakneck Stairs to Place Royale and the Petit-Champlain quarter, and back up by the funicular.
Soir
The late afternoon is the quiet hour, after the day visitors thin out and before dinner. Your guide, who speaks French and English, gives a short briefing on the week ahead: the tides, the boats and what to wear in the parks. Then a welcome dinner together in the old town. If your flight lands later, a private transfer brings you in and you join the group at the table. Quebec City gets one night here; if you want more of it, add nights before the trip or join our Quebec City and Charlevoix trip.
Compris
- Group transfer from Quebec City Jean Lesage Airport (YQB)
- Guided walk through Old Quebec: the Dufferin Terrace, the Breakneck Stairs, Place Royale and Petit-Champlain
- The Old Quebec Funicular
- Welcome dinner
Temps libre : An hour free before dinner
Activité : Land by about 2 pm to join the group transfer and the walk; the exact meeting time is confirmed with your final itinerary.
Kamouraska and the seals of Le Bic
Quebec City down the south shore of the St. Lawrence to Kamouraska, then Parc national du Bic and Rimouski
- Petit-déjeuner et repas du midi
- Nuit : Rimouski
- Environ 3.5 h de route
We leave Quebec City at about 8:30 am down the south shore of the St. Lawrence, where the river widens into an estuary and the farms run in long thin strips to the water, a pattern left from the French seigneuries.
Après-midi
After about two hours we stop in Kamouraska, one of the oldest villages on the shore, for a walk past its old houses and the eel weirs on the mudflats, and lunch in the village with smoked fish from the river. In the afternoon we continue past Rivière-du-Loup to Parc national du Bic, a coast of coves, headlands and small islands. Our first choice is this afternoon's low tide, when harbour seals and grey seals haul out on the rocks off Pointe-aux-Épinettes and we watch them from the shore path with binoculars. If low water falls too late, we walk the coast now and the seals move to 8 am tomorrow.
Soir
Then 20 minutes on to Rimouski, a waterfront town, for an evening free.
Compris
- Walk through Kamouraska village
- Lunch in Kamouraska
- Parc national du Bic entry
- Seal watching at low tide from the Bic shore path, with binoculars provided
Option plus facile : Watch the seals from the level path near the car park.
Option plus active : Walk the coast trail round the Bic headlands, about 5 km.
Temps libre : Evening free in Rimouski on the waterfront promenade
Activité : Seals are wild and the tide moves about 50 minutes later each day. The afternoon low tide is the first choice; an 8 am visit on day 3 is the fallback.
Reford Gardens to the Chic-Chocs
Rimouski (Le Bic at 8 am if the tide suits) to Reford Gardens at Grand-Métis, along the coast by Matane to Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, then Parc national de la Gaspésie
- Petit-déjeuner, repas du midi et repas du soir
- Nuit : Sainte-Anne-des-Monts
- Environ 3.5 h de route
If yesterday's tide was wrong, we start at 8 am back at Le Bic for the seals; otherwise we leave Rimouski at 8:30 am. Our first stop is Reford Gardens at Grand-Métis, laid out by Elsie Reford from the 1920s, where a warm pocket of the coast lets blue poppies and other plants grow far north of their usual range; we arrive at opening and have about 90 minutes. Then the shore becomes the Gaspé proper: route 132 runs between the river, now so wide the far side disappears, and the first hills.
Après-midi
We pass Matane and reach Sainte-Anne-des-Monts for a late lunch. In the afternoon we drive 40 km inland into Parc national de la Gaspésie, the Chic-Choc Mountains, for an easy first walk to the Sainte-Anne waterfall and round Lac aux Américains, a lake in a glacial bowl.
Soir
On the way back at dusk we watch for moose along the road. Dinner is together in Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, where restaurants are few.
Compris
- Reford Gardens (Jardins de Métis)
- Lunch in Sainte-Anne-des-Monts
- Parc national de la Gaspésie entry
- Guided walks to the Sainte-Anne waterfall and round Lac aux Américains
- Dinner in Sainte-Anne-des-Monts
Option plus facile : The waterfall viewpoint and the level lakeside path only.
Option plus active : Add the short climb to a lookout above Lac aux Américains with your guide.
Temps libre : An hour free in Sainte-Anne-des-Monts before dinner
Activité : About 2 hours on foot in the park on easy trails. June brings black flies; bring repellent.
A Chic-Choc summit, then the north coast to Forillon
Parc national de la Gaspésie for a morning hike, then route 132 along the north coast by Mont-Saint-Pierre and Grande-Vallée to Cap-des-Rosiers and Gaspé
- Petit-déjeuner et repas du midi
- Nuit : Gaspé
- Environ 4.5 h de route
This is the full day of the trip.
Matin
At 8 am we are back in the park for the morning hike, before the cloud builds on the summits. The active group climbs with your guide on the summit trail the park has open that season: Mont Jacques-Cartier, about 1,268 m, by the park shuttle, where the endangered Gaspésie caribou are sometimes seen above the tree line, or the plateau of Mont Albert, both about 4 hours return. The easy group walks the valley trails and the visitor centre exhibit on the caribou with a park naturalist.
Après-midi
After a packed lunch we drive the most dramatic stretch of route 132, where the road hugs the foot of the mountains and drops into fishing villages in each valley. It is about 300 km and just over four hours of driving, slightly over our cap, because there is no shorter way round; we break it with stops at Mont-Saint-Pierre and Grande-Vallée. We enter Forillon at Cap-des-Rosiers, where the lighthouse is given as the tallest in Canada, then drive the last half-hour to Gaspé.
Compris
- Guided summit hike in Parc national de la Gaspésie (Mont Jacques-Cartier by park shuttle or Mont Albert), or valley trails and the park visitor centre
- Packed lunch
- The north coast of the Gaspé by route 132
- Cap-des-Rosiers lighthouse
Option plus facile : Valley trails of about 1 hour and the visitor centre, then the coast drive.
Option plus active : The summit hike, about 4 hours return with 450 to 600 m of climb on rocky trail.
Temps libre : Evening free in Gaspé
Activité : Summit trails can close for caribou protection or weather; the guide confirms the trail the week before. Bring a warm, windproof layer for the summit.
Forillon: Land's End and the whales
Gaspé to Forillon National Park for the walk to Cap Gaspé and Grande-Grave, a whale cruise, then Percé
- Petit-déjeuner, repas du midi et repas du soir
- Nuit : Percé
- Environ 1.5 h de route
Forillon, created in 1970, is the end of the Appalachians: forested ridges that stop at sea cliffs. We start at 8:30 am at Anse-aux-Amérindiens and walk the old track towards Cap Gaspé, the tip of the peninsula the French called the land's end, about 4 km each way through forest above the sea, to the lighthouse on the cliff. The easy group walks the shorter shore path and the restored fishing settlement of Grande-Grave, where a 19th-century store still stands on the beach.
Après-midi
Lunch is together near the wharf. In the early afternoon a local boat takes us out for about two and a half hours into the Gulf of St. Lawrence, where minke, humpback and fin whales feed off the cliffs in summer and grey seals rest on the ledges.
Soir
Then we drive south about an hour and a quarter to Percé and see the rock for the first time in the evening light. Dinner tonight is in the village.
Compris
- Forillon National Park entry
- Guided walk to Land's End at Cap Gaspé, or the shore path and Grande-Grave
- Lunch near Grande-Grave or in Gaspé
- Whale-watching cruise off Forillon, about 2.5 hours
- Dinner in Percé
Option plus facile : The level shore path and Grande-Grave heritage buildings instead of the walk to the cape.
Option plus active : The full track to the Cap Gaspé lighthouse and back, about 8 km with some hills.
Temps libre : Evening free in Percé after dinner
Activité : Whale sightings are likely in summer but never certain. If the sea is too rough, the cruise moves to the spare morning in Percé or the money for it is refunded.
Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island
Percé by boat round the rock to Bonaventure Island and its gannet colony, then the géoparc platform
- Petit-déjeuner et repas du midi
- Nuit : Percé
- Environ 15 min de route
Matin
We take the first boat of the morning from Percé's wharf, before the day visitors arrive. It runs close along Percé Rock, a wall of limestone about 88 m high with an arch worn through it, then crosses to Bonaventure Island, a national park and one of the largest northern gannet colonies in the world. From the landing we walk about 3 km uphill through the island's woods and old fishing homesteads to the cliff top, where tens of thousands of gannets nest packed together a few metres from the fence: the noise and the smell arrive first.
Après-midi
We have time to sit and watch them come and go, then lunch on the island or back in the village. The afternoon is free. Later, those who like take the shuttle up Mont Sainte-Anne to the géoparc glass platform, about 200 m above the sea, for the view over the rock, the island and the village.
Soir
The evening is yours in Percé.
Compris
- Boat round Percé Rock to Bonaventure Island
- Parc national de l'Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé entry
- Guided walk to the northern gannet colony
- Lunch on the island or in Percé
- Géoparc de Percé glass platform
Activités en option
- Sea kayaking off Percé with a local outfitter
- A second boat trip out to the rock at sunset
Option plus facile : Stay on the boat for the tour round the rock and the island without landing, or take the shortest island trail.
Option plus active : Walk the longer trail round the island back to the landing, about 6 km in all.
Temps libre : Afternoon and evening free in Percé
Activité : If wind cancels the boat, it moves to tomorrow morning and we leave Percé later.
The Baie des Chaleurs to Carleton-sur-Mer
Percé along the Baie des Chaleurs by Chandler and Bonaventure to Carleton-sur-Mer and Mont Saint-Joseph
- Petit-déjeuner, repas du midi et repas du soir
- Nuit : Carleton-sur-Mer
- Environ 3.5 h de route
Matin
A slower morning in Percé, kept free as the spare slot if wind moved the boat or the whales; otherwise walk the beach at low tide out towards the rock, or have a long breakfast facing it. We leave at about 10:30 am round the southern corner of the peninsula onto the Baie des Chaleurs, a warmer, gentler shore of beaches and farms with New Brunswick on the far side.
Après-midi
This coast was settled by Acadians after the deportation of 1755, and in Bonaventure we have lunch and visit the Musée acadien du Québec, which tells that story. Then on through New Richmond to Carleton-sur-Mer, about 245 km and three and a quarter hours in all with the stops.
Soir
Before dinner the van climbs the road up Mont Saint-Joseph, about 555 m, to the stone oratory at the top, where the whole bay, the barrier beach and the New Brunswick shore spread out in the evening light. Farewell dinner tonight in Carleton.
Compris
- Lunch in Bonaventure
- Musée acadien du Québec, Bonaventure
- Mont Saint-Joseph lookout and oratory
- Farewell dinner in Carleton-sur-Mer
Option plus active : Walk down from Mont Saint-Joseph by the forest trail, about 1.5 hours, while the van takes the bags.
Temps libre : Morning free in Percé, and an hour on the Carleton barrier beach before dinner
Activité : The morning is the weather spare for the Bonaventure boat and the whale cruise.
Miguasha, the Matapédia valley and home
Carleton-sur-Mer to Parc national de Miguasha, up the Matapédia valley by Matapédia and Amqui to Mont-Joli Airport
- Petit-déjeuner et repas du midi
- Environ 3.5 h de route
We leave at 8:30 am for Parc national de Miguasha, 20 minutes west, a cliff of grey shale on the bay listed by UNESCO in 1999 for its fossils of fish from about 380 million years ago, among them species close to the first animals that walked on land. A park naturalist shows the museum's fossils and walks us down to the cliff. Then the road turns inland at Matapédia, where the Restigouche and Matapédia rivers meet, both known for Atlantic salmon, and climbs the long green valley north past fishing camps and farms.
Après-midi
We stop for lunch in Amqui, by the river and its covered bridge, then reach Mont-Joli Airport (YYY) by about 3 pm, about 250 km and three and a quarter hours of driving in the day. Your guide checks your flight and says goodbye at the terminal. Flights from Mont-Joli go to Quebec City or Montreal (Saint-Hubert); we confirm the current schedule with you before you book.
Compris
- Parc national de Miguasha museum and cliff walk with a park naturalist
- The Matapédia valley by road
- Lunch in Amqui
- Transfer to Mont-Joli Airport (YYY)
Activité : Flights from Mont-Joli (YYY) go to Quebec City or Montreal (Saint-Hubert); we confirm the current schedule before you book flights. On request, on the evenings VIA Rail's Ocean runs, we drop you at a station on its line for the overnight train instead, at your own cost.
- Quebec City1 nuit
- Rimouski1 nuit
- Sainte-Anne-des-Monts1 nuit
- Gaspé1 nuit
- Percé2 nuits
- Carleton-sur-Mer1 nuit
- Mont-Joliarrivée
- Étape avec nuitée
- Excursion d'une journée
- En bateau ou en train
Faune et météo : June brings long days, wildflowers and black flies in the parks; gannets are on Bonaventure Island from spring to autumn and their chicks hatch around early summer. July and August are warmest and busiest, especially in Percé. Whales are present from about June, and July to September is the most reliable window for humpbacks and fin whales off Forillon. September is quieter, with cooler nights and the first autumn colour in the Chic-Chocs. Sea fog and wind can cancel a boat on any date, which is why Percé has a spare morning.
Vous voulez recevoir ce programme par courriel?
Recevez l'itinéraire jour par jour par courriel, ou posez-nous vos questions sur ce voyage. Un conseiller en voyages vous répond le jour même ou le jour ouvrable suivant.
Avant de réserver
Ce voyage est-il pour vous?
Ce voyage vous convient si vous recherchez
- Travellers who have seen Quebec City and Charlevoix and want the coast beyond Tadoussac
- Nature lovers: seals, gannets, whales, moose and mountain trails in one week
- Anyone who wants the Gaspé loop without driving 1,300 km of coast road themselves
- Couples, friends and solo travellers who like a small group, a bilingual guide and an included boat or park most days
Ce voyage ne vous convient pas si vous recherchez
- Anyone who wants a city trip: Quebec City gets one evening
- Travellers who want to unpack only once or twice: there are six hotels in seven nights
- Anyone who cannot sit in a van for three to four hours on four of the days
- Travellers set on a guaranteed whale or caribou sighting: wildlife is likely, never certain
Réservez vos vols une fois votre place confirmée.
7 nuits
Où vous logerez
Vos hôtels sont nommés dans la confirmation de votre voyage.
- Quebec City1 nuit
- Rimouski1 nuit
- Sainte-Anne-des-Monts1 nuit
- Gaspé1 nuit
- Percé2 nuits
- Carleton-sur-Mer1 nuit
Un seul prix
Ce que le prix comprend
Compris
Hébergement
- 7 nights: 1 in Quebec City, 1 in Rimouski, 1 in Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, 1 in Gaspé, 2 in Percé and 1 in Carleton-sur-Mer
- Central hotels or inns of a 3-star-plus standard with private bathrooms (in Quebec City by the old town; in Percé facing the rock); we name each hotel when we confirm your dates
- Rooms shared, or your own for a supplement
Transport
- Group transfer from Quebec City Jean Lesage Airport (YQB) on day 1 and transfer to Mont-Joli Airport (YYY) on day 8
- A private minivan and professional driver for the group from Quebec City to Mont-Joli
- The Old Quebec Funicular
- The boat round Percé Rock to Bonaventure Island and back
- A whale-watching cruise off Forillon, about 2.5 hours
- The Parc national de la Gaspésie shuttle where the summit trail needs it, and the géoparc shuttle in Percé
Votre guide
- A bilingual (French and English) See Sight Tours guide with the group for the whole trip, from the airport in Quebec City to the airport in Mont-Joli
- Park naturalists at Miguasha and in Parc national de la Gaspésie where the park provides them
Activités
- Quebec City: guided walk through Old Quebec
- Kamouraska village walk
- Parc national du Bic: seal watching at low tide
- Grand-Métis: Reford Gardens
- Parc national de la Gaspésie: waterfall and lake walks, and a guided summit hike or valley trails
- Forillon National Park: Cap-des-Rosiers lighthouse, the walk to Cap Gaspé or the shore path and Grande-Grave, and a whale cruise
- Percé: Bonaventure Island and the gannet colony, the géoparc glass platform
- Bonaventure: Musée acadien du Québec
- Carleton-sur-Mer: Mont Saint-Joseph
- Parc national de Miguasha fossil museum and cliff
Repas
- 7 breakfasts
- 7 lunches, on days 2 to 8 (a packed lunch on day 4)
- 4 dinners: a welcome dinner in Quebec City, dinner in Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, dinner in Percé and a farewell dinner in Carleton-sur-Mer
Non compris
- Flights to Quebec City and from Mont-Joli
- Travel insurance
- An eTA or passport if your nationality needs one
- Dinners not listed, and lunch on day 1
- Drinks, including alcohol
- Optional activities: sea kayaking in Percé and a sunset boat to the rock
- VIA Rail tickets and sleeper cabins if you leave by the Ocean train instead of flying
- Tips
- Personal expenses
- Extra hotel nights before or after the trip
Suppléments
- Chambre individuelle
- CAD 925 (prix estimé)
Quand partir
Dates et prix
Choisissez votre date de départ au moment de votre demande de réservation. Nous vérifions cette date et la confirmons dans votre devis.
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Questions
What does the price include?
Seven nights in central hotels, 7 breakfasts, 7 lunches and 4 dinners, airport transfers at Quebec City and Mont-Joli, a private minivan and driver, your bilingual See Sight Tours guide throughout, the Bonaventure Island boat, a whale cruise off Forillon, entry to Forillon and the Bic, Gaspésie, Bonaventure and Miguasha parks, Reford Gardens and the Acadian museum.
How big is the group?
The small-group trip runs with 7 to 12 guests, never more. That is one minivan that can stop at a seal haul-out or a moose by the road, one table in small coast restaurants and a guide everyone can hear on the trail. Private departures are for your party only.
Who leads the trip, and do I need to speak French?
No French needed. A See Sight Tours guide who speaks French and English travels with the group from Quebec City airport to Mont-Joli airport and translates wherever English is thin. Park naturalists join at Miguasha and in the Gaspésie park. We name your guide when we confirm your dates.
How fit do I need to be?
If you can walk two to three hours a day on gravel paths, you will be fine. The demanding parts are optional: the Chic-Choc summit hike (about 4 hours with a steady climb), the 8 km walk to Cap Gaspé and the uphill island trail to the gannets. Each has an easier choice on the same day.
I am travelling solo. What does a room of my own cost?
A room of your own is from CAD 925 more, shown before you book, with no surprise at checkout. Single rooms in Percé's small inns are few in July and August, so book early. Solo travellers get the same seats, tables and free time as everyone else.
When is the best time to visit the Gaspé Peninsula?
June to September. The Bonaventure Island boats, Reford Gardens and Miguasha open in early or late June. July to September is the most reliable time for whales, July and August are warmest and busiest in Percé, and September is quieter with cool nights and the first autumn colour.
How does booking work?
Choose a date and request to book; nothing is charged. We check availability and provide the final quote, itinerary and booking terms before you accept. No payment is taken when you send the request. Prices are per person sharing, with taxes: the small group starts from CAD 5,425 per person.
Can we travel privately or on our own dates?
Yes. The trip also runs as a private trip for your party only, with your own guide and vehicle, on a date you choose, from CAD 9,765 per person. If you would rather drive the Gaspé independently on your own dates, ask us from the dates section and we will quote the hotels, boats and a car.
Do I need a visa to visit Canada?
US citizens need a valid passport and no visa. Most other visa-exempt travellers, including UK, EU and Australian citizens, need an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) before flying to Canada, applied for online. Some nationalities need a visitor visa; check your passport and we will help.
Can I take the train back from the Gaspé?
Yes, on some days. VIA Rail's Ocean, the overnight Halifax to Montreal train, runs a few evenings a week along the Matapédia valley and the lower St. Lawrence towards Quebec City and Montreal. On request we drop you at the nearest station on its line instead of the airport, confirmed with VIA when you book; the ticket and a sleeper cabin are at your own cost.
Will I see whales, gannets and caribou?
Gannets, almost certainly: tens of thousands nest on Bonaventure Island through the summer. Whales are likely on a summer cruise off Forillon, more so from July. Caribou are rare and endangered, seen only some days above the tree line, so treat them as a bonus. Seals at Le Bic depend on the tide.
Why so many one-night stops?
Because the Gaspé is a loop of about 1,300 km and each base sits by a different park. We keep each drive to about four hours or less, start no earlier than 8 am, give Percé two nights and include lunch every travel day, so the moves feel short.
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