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For youngs and olds
For the small ones, there is a sand lot with toys and swings near the cottages and the camping ground. For the adults, a volleyball field, a “pétanque” and horseshoe field will amuse you.
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Whale watching cruise
Get on board a cruising boat or a Zodiac (dinghy) to discover the biggest mammals in the world and other marine species. These all come exclusively to Tadoussac from the beginning of May till the end of October to feed on krill, plankton and fish.
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Sea Kayak
Hop in a sea kayak and paddle on following the blowing whales along the coast or in the Fjord.
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The Saguenay Fjord
Discover the Saguenay Fjord and its imposing landscape on board a cruising boat that will take you to Rivière Éternité.
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Seaplane flights
Fly over the boreal forest in a seaplane, discover the meeting place of these two giants, the Saguenay River and the Saint-Lawrence River, and watch the whales and belugas from high above.
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Natural environment
The flaming colours of autumn will make you discover a new aspect of our beautiful region. In the presence of a guide, observe in their natural habitat black bears, lynxes, wolves, coyotes, squirrels and other species.
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The fisherman’s kingdom
The adventurous or simply amateur fisherman will live unforgettable moments teasing trout, salmon or cod in the many lakes and rivers and on the St.Lawrence River. |
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Guaranteed relaxation
While on a bicycle or hiking excursion, enjoy watching the diversified fauna and flora of our region and at night, look for the northern lights above the river. Gaze at the sunrise on the St.Lawrence River and see the sunset on the Saguenay River. Guaranteed relaxation while walking barefoot on the fine sand of the beaches surrounding the bays of Moulin à Baudes and Tadoussac. Have pleasure rushing down the only sand dunes on the Côte-Nord, where only thirty years ago people came from all around to ski down the sand hills. |
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Tadoussac’s Heritage
Discover Tadoussac’s cultural and historical heritage, such as the Maison Chauvin, the first fur trading post in North America, and the Indians’ Chapel, dating back from 1747, the oldest wooden chapel in North America. It has remained intact over all these centuries. |
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Fascinating Museums
The area hosts great museums: the CIMM , Centre d’interprétation des mammifères marins (The Sea Mammals Interpretation Center) , a unique and fun exhibition where one learns about the fascinating and mysterious world of sea mammals, and the Centre d’interprétation des dunes (the Dunes Interpretation Center). |
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The sounds of the Northern Saw-whet Owl
From mid-September till mid-October, let the Northern Saw-whet Owls charm you. Listen to the sounds of these small nocturnal owls and participate in the research activities of the observatory, guided by a naturalist. Witness the catch of these small birds of prey with Japanese nets, their measuring and their ringing, and learn more about their fascinating way of life. You can even become the patron of a Northern Saw-whet Owl and follow it up. |
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Golfing amateurs
For golfing amateurs, a nine hole course overlooking the bay of Tadoussac is located only one kilometre away from the Domaine des Dunes. |
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A snowmobile on the ferry boat
Live the thrill of a new winter experience in Quebec by taking the Baie-Sainte-Catherine / Tadoussac ferry with a snowmobile and by riding on the Trans-Quebec n° 3, on the Côte-Nord. Did you know that Tadoussac is the only village where it is permitted to ride your snowmobile in the streets? |
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Winter activities
When was the last time you could marvel at sparkling white snow in a magical decor? Have fun cross-country skiing or snowshoeing (rental on the premises) with breathtaking points of view on the St.Lawrence River. And what about those exhilarating snowmobile rides. Go for a snowshoe expedition at night with a torch to light up the way (guide supplied). Finally, become a genuine Musher and ride your own dog sleigh through the forest. |
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