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- Montréal
  
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  Montréal
  
  A festive, gourmet metropolis
  
  North American enthusiasm and European charm, a dynamic cultural scene, diverse architecture where past and present come together, rich gastronomy, festival after festival, gathering places where creativity is expressed without limits... Montréal offers its visitors all of this and much more!
  
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- Trois-Rivières
  
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  Trois-Rivières
  
  Cultural Capital of Canada
  
  The wharves at Trois-Rivières are located adjacent to the city's central core, internationally renowned for its originality, and a stone's throw from a classified historic district which played a surprisingly important role in the colonization of Québec. Outside the city, only minutes a way, lies a genuinely enchanting and all but untouched natural playground ever popular with outdoor enthusiasts.
  
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- Québec
  
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  Québec
  
  A historic city in a romantic setting
  
  Discovered in 1608 by Samuel de Champlain, Québec City was the first European colony founded north of Mexico's Rio Grande. More than ever Québec City offers many festivals and attractions to all cruise passengers. Québec City: Here and Now!
  
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- Saguenay
  
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  Saguenay
  
  Where ocean and inland water meet
  The Saguenay region is one of the most beautiful areas in Québec. It consists of 14 municipalities with some 172,000 inhabitants. This leg of your trip will unveil a rich, natural setting that wraps around a vibrant urban life, making this stopover an unforgettable experience.
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- Baie-Comeau
  
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  Baie-Comeau
  
  In the footsteps of the pioneers
  
  The Baie-Comeau region's landscape has been shaped by glacial retreats and extraordinary and unusual natural phenomena such as a meteorite, which caused the immense Manicouagan crater.
  
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- Sept-Îles
  
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  Sept-Îles
  
  Port city meets Innu culture
  
  NAKAUINANU - The port of call of Sept-Îles proposes a unique cultural experience with the meeting of two nations, where the past is conjugated in the present. The rich history of the Innu Community just as that of the population of Sept-Îles, is unveiled to you in all of its splendour... in the midst of a landscape that will take your breath away.
  
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- Havre-Saint-Pierre
  
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  Havre-Saint-Pierre
  
  Natural heritage and mysterious archipelago
  
  The Havre-Saint-Pierre port of call welcomes you to its chain or islands and islets whose beauty will take your breath away. The Mingan Archipelago will inspire you with its mysteriously-shaped and unique monoliths. You are sure to be charmed by the unique accent that is characteristic of the region, and which eloquently speaks of its Acadian roots.
  
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- Gaspésie
  
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  Gaspésie
  
  Stone giants thrust out of the sea
  
  Embraced by the rich waters of the estuary and the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, this stopover will charm you with its sharp cliffs, its uneven coastline and its breathtaking mountains. The tip of the Gaspé Peninsula, comprising the ports of Gaspé, Percé, and Chandler, will take your breath away with its strikingly beautiful landscapes.
  
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- Îles de la Madeleine
  
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  Îles de la Madeleine
  
  An archipelago between sky and sea
  
  A stop in the Îles de la Madeleine will provide a unique and unforgettable experience thanks to the area's insulated authentic culture and vast natural spaces. The archipelago has a well-preserved natural heritage, extraordinarily beautiful marine landscapes and an exceptional coastline. You will also be greeted with the proverbial welcome of the Îles' warm and genuine inhabitants.
  
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Gaspésie

Stone giants thrust out of the sea

Embraced by the rich waters of the estuary and the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, this stopover will charm you with its sharp cliffs, its uneven coastline and its breathtaking mountains. The tip of the Gaspé Peninsula, comprising the ports of Gaspé, Percé, and Chandler, will take your breath away with its strikingly beautiful landscapes.

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Activities

Our ports of call offer an assortment of activities to suit all tastes. We have selected a few that will definitely please you. To view the complete list of activities offered at each port of call, please consult the tourist information.

Forillon National Park of Canada

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At the end of the Appalachian Mountains, Forillon has what Gaspé most generously has to offer. Grandiose landscapes inhabited by a diversified flora and fauna, and the rich and captivating history of the fishermen and merchants of the early 20th century.
Bonaventure Island and Percé Rock National Park

Directions from the port

A jewel of a park, where nature is at it grandest and the discoveries are memorable. Visiting the area of Bonaventure Island that harbours the most important colony of Northern gannets in the world, a hike to Percé Rock and the discovery of the historic Charles Robin complex, are just some of the most enjoyable activities in Québec.
Whale watching
Directions from the port
The tip of the Gaspé Peninsula is a great spot to whale watch. In addition to attracting blue whales, humpback whales, fin whales and small rorquals, you will often see dolphins, porpoises and seals.

Capacity:
- 190 visitors.
Parc du Bourg de Pabos and the Mary Travers site know as "La Bolduc"
Directions from the port
The interpretation centre at Bourg de Pabos offers visitors the opportunity to learn more about the lives of fishermen on a seigniory established under the French regime. Discover the Site Mary Travers, which pays homage to Mary Travers, also known as La Bolduc, the first singer-songwriter-composer of Québec and French Canada.

Capacity:
- 50 visitors per site.
Musée de la Gaspésie and Gespeg Micmac Interpretation Site
Directions from the port
Set up on the Pointe Jacques Cartier site, the Musée de la Gaspésie conserves and promotes the cultural, artistic and historic heritage of the region. The Gespeg Micmac interpretation site invites you to experience the lives of the first Gaspesians in the 17th century.

Capacity:
- 100 visitors per site.
Scuba diving and sea kayaking
The tip of the Gaspé Peninsula has a spectacular landscape and an exceptional seabed. Guided sea-kayak tours and scuba diving excursions allow you to appreciate one of the most beautiful underwater landscapes in Québec.

Capacity:
- 100 visitors.
Sightseeing by rail
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The trip by rail from Gaspé to Percé is a truly unforgettable experience. The train gently winds its way round the capes and along a breathtaking succession of cliffs and bays over a distance of a hundred kilometres or so. The Gaspé Bay, the cliffs of Forillon National Park, the sandbar at Malbaie, the unique coastal escarpment at Percé and the legendary rock of the same name figure among the most outstanding panoramas of Canada's East Coast.

Capacity:
- Available in 2010.
- 500 passengers.
And if you have a little more time:
- Manoir LeBoutillier
- Atlantic Salmon Fishing
- Walking Trails
- La Vieille Usine and the Magasin Général
- Golf
- Cap-des-Rosiers Lighthouse National Historic Site of Canada
Restaurants

The tip of the Gaspé Peninsula groups a wide variety of restaurants. Choose among gourmet specialities, and cafés and bistros with local and regional specialities that are always on the menu.
Shopping

In the heart of the village of Percé, stroll among an impressive variety of boutiques, artisan workshops and souvenir shops. Take a stroll down Rue de la Reine in downtown Gaspé and discover a multitude of boutiques offering local and artistic products, and much more. The region also has three shopping centres to meet the needs of passengers and crew members.
Airport

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Gaspé's regional airport offers direct flights throughout Québec and Montréal. The airport is located 10 km from the Port of Gaspé, 70 km from Percé and 113 km from Chandler.