What should we make sure to see on a visit to Quebec? - TRAVEL QUESTIONS: Simon Calder answers your questions on travelling ...

Getting Around: A Quebec variant of French is most commonly spoken here, but English delivered with a smile will get the job done. The area is chock-full of inns and lodges and standard hotel ...

Whale watching in Tadoussac As the trail winds toward Tadoussac, a storybook village at the mouth of the Saguenay Fjord mouth where it meets the mighty St. Lawrence River, you’ll enter the world’s ...

The graben still exhibits neotectonic activity, as evidenced by the magnitude of the earthquake that struck the Saguenay-Lac St-Jean region in 1988.” “In addition,” states Professor Richer ...

Where to Stay There are plenty of excellent lodging options in Quebec City and Tadoussac. It's best to stay in a waterfront hotel. Some accommodations are located right in the mouth of the Saguenay ...

Quebec is a perfect destination for road trips, and one exceptional area to explore are the Quebec maritime regions.

Local highlights Tadoussac, Quebec Tadoussac is the largest community close to Les Escoumins and the other whale watching companies around Saguenay-St. Lawrence. In town you can find bars, restaurants ...

While certainly a haul from Quebec City (give yourself three hours, including the free ferry ride), a journey to the Saguenay Fjord could not be more worthwhile! The town of Tadoussac serves as the ...

While beauty is subjective, there are five towns in Quebec that are often regarded as particularly beautiful.

This Quebec region offers the best whale-watching experience in the world Up to 13 different species of whales are happy to swim in the Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park.