Guided tours to discover the natural treasures of the Eastern part of the Islands. Take your pick: a hike with a guide in the Pointe-de-l'Est National Wildlife Area, a clay bath, clam digging, a kayak excursion in the Oyster Basin, a botanical walk followed by a local herbal tea... Pick up our full program or call us to book. Also available as part of a package.
377, route 199
Grande-Entrée, G4T 7A5
(Quebec, Canada)
Phone : 418 985-2833 #1
Phone : 418 985-2949
Toll Free : 1 888 537-4537
Fax : 418 985-2226
Beginning at the equator, this tour then takes you to the heart of the Gulf on the magnificent Old Harry beach. The grain of sand is the foundation of the islands' formation. It is at the center of a fragile and dynamic environment that is home to a rich and diversified flora and fauna. Follow the trail of a true globe-trotter: the grain of sand.
Did you know that clay has exceptional properties? Discover clay's super powers
in an enchanting setting. This 100% nature activity will make you feel 10 years younger, at the very least! Departures by boat, weather permitting.
No need for a net or boat. At low tide in the lagoon, digging up these delicious small mollusks in the sand is a real treat. Plus, take part in an unforgettable experience for your taste buds, on-site.
Rare and delicate, freshwater is essential to the Madelinots. Abundant and fragile,
salt water plays a crucial role on the planet. Learn about where the islands' water comes from by exploring the wonderful world of the peatbog, heathland, fixed dune and a blowout's top. Come discover the freshwater-dependent pitcher plant and black crowberry. It's all about striking a balance.
Hiking along the sea coast, you'll truly connect with the East Point and experience the natural beauty of the islands. Have a picnic on the edge of the world!
What to bring: lunch, water, windbreaker and hat.
Essential: Being in good shape, as this hike follows 22 km of sandy beach, 14 years and +