A region of contrasting sceneries of lakes and rivers, the vast region of Abitibi-Témiscamingue is situated north of the Outaouais region and at the frontier with Ontario. It is inhabited by friendly people who take pride in sharing their history and culture. Whether you stay in a cottage or at an outfitter, you will find your very own piece of paradise.

By themes or circuits, discover the Bas-Saint-Laurent in many ways according to your interests.
Culture, heritage and landscapes are always present.

When you visit us, you’ll feel very much at ease with the people you meet. Shopkeepers, hotel managers, artisans, and producers will welcome you with open arms and make you feel right at home. 

Centre-du-Québec is Just the place to captivate you and a great spot to make all sorts of new discoveries. Being strategically located, visitors can plan fascinating excursions and longer trips everywhere throughout the region. The varied landscape means being able to experience a mix of the St. Lawrence Plains and the Appalachian Foothills. 

Les plus belles photos, les mots les plus justes n’égaleront jamais l’émerveillement que vous ressentirez dès votre arrivée. Alors, rejoignons-nous dans la plus belle région du Québec où grand air et grande cuisine vous attendent. 

Did you say Chaudiere-Appalaches? Hum, which cities are there? Where does it start? This kind of questions come back so often. And it’s with pleasure that we answer that it’s the most beautiful region. There is something for every taste. We are talking about big-hearted people, bucolic landscapes, the best local products, space, but more importantly: moments...

The seemingly boundless area that stretches from Tadoussac to Blanc-Sablon and from Schefferville to Anticosti Island includes 1,300 km of coastline and vast expanses of magnificient landscape. This spectacular region is located in eastern Québec; its gateway, Tadoussac, is some 220 km from Québec City and about 475 km from Montreal.

The Eeyou Istchee Baie-James region encompasses over 350,000 km² between the 49th and 55th parallels and covers about 600 km from east to west and about 600 km from south to north. In total, it represents one fifth of the province of Quebec. For comparison, the entire country of Germany covers 357 000 km²

A sea, mountain and river destination! A true year-round playground, Gaspésie has a wealth of exciting activities, places brimming with history, unique flavours and new people to meet. A must-see destination that leaves no one indifferent to its charms!

Lanaudière is all about fresh mountain air, enchanting countryside and vibrant cities and towns that are so inviting you’ll enjoy getting lost in them. On the shores of our lakes and rivers, beside great forests, cottage life comes alive. And everywhere, we celebrate a way of life founded on a love of the land and a closeness to nature.

Eat well, play outside, sleep soundly, and really let yourself go. The Laurentians, a long-established four-season tourist destination, offers a thousand ways to live the good life. Heed the call of our two national parks or our many regional parks. Glide across crystalline waters or hike through undisturbed Laurentian forests—however you get around, the local flora and fauna will cast their spell on you. Explore our country backroads and savour our local products, or go for a long bike ride followed by an evening soak at a Nordic spa.

Island territory, Laval is an attractive city of contrasts thanks to its urban effervescence, culture, and amazing nature. Everything’s possible in Laval: explore space, defy the laws of gravity, tame a wave, visit the largest illuminated village in the world, observe animals in their natural habitats, test one’s climbing abilities, and even play at being a scientist.

Mauricie: a region of stunning, untouched natural beauty less than 90 minutes from the major city centres. Mauricie: the region next door. It’s vast and beautiful, with activities of all kinds, for all tastes. Its territory spans over 40,000 km2 and is home to 17,500 lakes, parks and immense forests, countryside and towns—set aside some time to answer its call!

Now, more than ever, Montréal’s unique creativity and energy shine through in its welcoming citizens and inspiring shops and attractions. With the summer sun high in the Montréal sky, it’s time to get out there and enjoy the excitement! A dynamic and green metropolis, Montréal offers big-city entertainment and culture along with loads of lush parks and green spaces. In summer, take a guided bike tour through its neighbourhoods, browse art exhibitions, soak up outdoor murals as you weave down artsy alleyways and past lively terraces. And don’t forget to treat yourself to the best ice cream in town!

TADAM! 11 000 km2 d’attraits et de découvertes : c’est ce que vous propose la Montérégie. Avec un terrain de jeu aussi vaste, pas besoin de faire beaucoup de route pour y trouver son compte. Territoire riche en culture, en patrimoine, en saveurs locales et en grand air, chaque tournant vous réserve un séjour juste parfait!

33 000 kilomètres carrés de forêts, de lacs, de bonnes tables et d’aventures inédites; c’est ça l’Outaouais. C’est aussi une région diversifiée où il est possible de passer d’un contexte urbain à de grands espaces verts en moins de deux. À vélo, à moto, en canot ou en voiture, venez découvrir une région dynamique et accueillante où le plaisir est toujours de la partie. 

Il y a bien sûr Québec et ses multiples quartiers animés. Le Vieux-Québec, joyau du patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO, est la seule cité fortifiée au nord du Mexique. Mais tout autour de la région se trouvent des trésors qu’on aurait tort d’ignorer. La grande région de Québec offre un patrimoine historique hors du commun et des paysages d'une grande beauté.

In one direction, a giant lake, in the other a majestic fjord in all its glory. Beauty, wonder, and incredibly exhilarating experiences at every turn. A place to have fun, season after season. Whether you're looking to immerse yourself in culture or get a full-on adrenaline rush, it’s the perfect spot, 365 days a year.

Madelinots are proud of their origins and, through the years, they have preserved their distinctive way of speaking. During your visit, you'll probably notice that accents vary from island to island. This is a precious heritage that visitors find interesting and even charming.