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Regions of Quebec
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Abitibi-Témiscamingue
This is the ideal spot for recreational activities like hunting, fishing, and nature observation and interpretation.
Bas-Saint-Laurent and Chaudières-Appalaches
This area boasts a rich cultural and natural heritage. Charming small villages make up the landscape, and many outdoor activities are available.
Eastern Townships
A popular vacation destination known for its vineyards, gourmet getaways, and "recreotourism" activities, both in summer and winter, particularly in its four national parks.
Charlevoix
Offering a unique environment of cliffs and mountains that have inspired many artists, Charlevoix will also delight nature and outdoor enthusiasts.
Côte-Nord
Now more accessible, tourism has developed here. You’ll discover wild nature teeming with diverse wildlife and flora, as well as endless beaches.
Gaspésie
The beauty of its landscapes makes it a major tourist destination in Quebec. It features numerous national parks and wildlife reserves.
Îles-de-la-Madeleine
Dotted with brightly colored houses, red dunes and cliffs, and countless stunning beaches, this archipelago in the Gulf of St. Lawrence lets you meet the Madelinots—authentic people proud of their heritage.
Laurentides and Lanaudière
This region is home to significant natural and heritage sites. Various tourist circuits are offered, along with cultural and outdoor activities. You’ll also find many resorts and restaurants showcasing local products.
Mauricie
Located between Quebec City and Montreal along the St. Lawrence River, Mauricie stands out for its vast green spaces, lakes, and rivers. Major events like the Saint-Tite Western Festival are held here.
Montérégie and Centre-du-Québec
Here, you’ll find rich cultural heritage, agrotourism businesses, national parks, and ecological reserves that encourage outdoor activities.
Montreal (and Laval)
There’s no shortage of tourist attractions, as Montreal is known for its cosmopolitan character and vibrant cultural life. Major events and recreational and sports activities are plentiful.
Nord-du-Québec
Numerous outfitters attract hunting and fishing enthusiasts. It’s the perfect place to experience Indigenous traditional ways of life, among other things.
Outaouais
A well-known vacation spot for its gastronomy and many tourist attractions: museums, casinos, spas, outfitters, parks, bike paths, and more.
Quebec Region
Renowned for its rich heritage, the Quebec region offers countless tourist, cultural, and historical attractions, along with festivals and events year-round.
Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean
Lac Saint-Jean and the Saguenay Fjord are among the natural treasures of this region. You’ll also find many local food products, including the famous Lac Saint-Jean blueberry.