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Please note that The 2010-2011 Official Tourist Guide will be available at the beginning of April only.

Be advised that most of the information contained in the guide is available on the current Website. If you wish to order the guide, please fill the form below and we will send you a copy early April. Thank you for your interest in our destination.

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Official Magdalen Islands Tourist Guide

Official Magdalen Islands Tourist Guide





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Wind Sports Maps (PDF 2.01 MB)

The Iles de la Madeleine are a veritable paradise for wind sports enthusiasts. Locate public access sites for windsurfing and kitesurfing

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Experience Island Life! (PDF 523 KB)

In the frozen depths of winter, nomadic harp seals begin their southward migration. Every year, the females return to the Magdalen Islands to calve on the vast ice fields surrounding the archipelago, providing one of Nature's rarest and most wonderful spectacles. A visit to the Îles de la Madeleine at this time of year will allow you to experience the Islanders' daily life. Mostly of Acadian descent. With every new day and every new turn of the road, visions of the unique splendours of the Madelinot landscape unfold before your eyes.

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An island paradise set between sea and sky (PDF 640 KB)

In the In the heart of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence the dozen or so islands of the Magdalen Archipelago, including 6 which are linked by narrow dunes, lie in a curved line over a length of approximately 65 kilometres. The coastline provides vacationers with three hundred kilometres of some of the finest beaches in North America. Because of their location in the Gulf, the climate of the Islands is the most temperate in Quebec, and in summer, the temperature of the water in the lagoons and along the coastal beaches regularly rises to 17 and 20°C.

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A sea of Culture (PDF 691 KB)

Although they are in fact part of Quebec, the Îles de la Madeleine owe their spiritual and cultural heritage to the Acadians, whose influence can be seen and felt all over in traditional architecture typified by brightly coloured shingled houses, in the charming lilt of the accent, in the traditional Mi-Carême festival celebrating the middle of Lent, in the foot-tapping power of the music and in the legacy of the fishing industry whose influence pervades all aspects of the inhabitants' lifestyle.

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