Retrace the famous winter road maintained by Transports Quebec which links towns of Quebec’s road network to Blanc-Sablon. Discover the places less known and feel privileged to be part of the winter life of the people from this little corner of the world. Live the adventure!
From Newfoundland on the ferry (Apollo), by the road of Labrador, or by the Bella Desgagnés...
From Newfoundland. This tour package could also be offered to people on-site, the fare for the ferry will be deducted.
By air from Mont-Joli, Montreal or Quebec, or by sea from Rivière-au-Tonnerre.
What an extraordinary opportunity to go on such an expedition on the 51st parallel of this unique Quebec maritime region! Places where the Vikings and first Europeans first landed and met with continental native people...
While travelling in the Minganie region, treat yourself to a day in Henri Menier’s dreamland...
Just like in the film “Seducing Dr. Lewis”, filmed in the charming and isolated village of Harrington Harbour, you must arrive by boat!...
Your arrival on the North Shore starts after a short ferry ride across the mouth of the Saguenay that will bring you to the pretty village of Tadoussac.
Voyages CoSte has developed, for your enjoyment, a week-long tour package that begins when you set foot on this unique, maritime Quebec coastline.
This exclusive “trip of a lifetime” offered by Voyages CoSte takes you to the edge of the eastern border of Quebec, the end of the North-Shore of the Gulf of Saint-Lawrence.
Discover the North Shore all the way to Labrador, with Voyages Coste and Groupe Desgagnés.
Flight from Montreal or Quebec to Sept-Îles with Provincial Airlines. Cruise from Sept-Îles to Blanc-Sablon on the N/M Bella Desgagnés. Return by plane from Blanc-Sablon to Quebec or Montreal.
A unique opportunity for an expedition on the 51st Parallel, in a maritime region that saw the first Nordic and European settlers.
You arrive on the North Shore after a short ferry ride across the mouth of the Saguenay that brings you to the pretty village of Tadoussac.