This summer, the Bas-Saint-Laurent region invites you to venture off the beaten path
Published on May 19, 2025 • Destinations to explore
Bas-Saint-Laurent abounds with possibilities. Between circus arts, hiking and the wonders of nature, you’ll be spoiled for choice. Why not stay a few days to make the most of it!
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Cirque de la Pointe-Sèche
Cirque de la Pointe-Sèche, a unique experience in Kamouraska
In Saint-Germain-de-Kamouraska, Cirque de la Pointe-Sèche puts on amazing circus arts shows in a truly unique setting. Its one-of-a-kind stage incorporating the magnificent Kamouraska cliffs will win you over with its organic charm. The impressive 17-metre rock face creates an extraordinary setting for equally impressive performances. From July 3 to August 31, the circus’ Sortilège show promises a complete and enchanting artistic experience. Combining dance, performing arts and music, it will delight both young and young at heart. A magical moment you won’t soon forget!
Canyon des Portes de l’Enfer
Canyon des Portes de l’Enfer: Nature and an evening show
Don’t let its name scare you! Canyon des Portes de l’Enfer (hell’s gate canyon) is actually a natural paradise! You will be amazed by the 90-metre-high cliffs, the beautiful Grand Sault waterfall and the highest suspended footbridge in Quebec. This summer, let yourself be drawn into the world of the Légende du Boat maléfique (legend of the evil boat). This legend of an old log driver is brought to life in a spectacular nighttime journey with light shows and captivating soundtracks. The two-hour performance runs through July and August.
Putep ‘t-awt beluga observatory
Putep ‘t-awt beluga observatory in Cacouna
Fascinated by beluga whales? The Putep ‘t-awt observatory is the place for you! Cutting through the western flank of Gros-Cacouna Mountain, a two-kilometre trail with digital and interactive features will teach you about Wolastoqey Nation culture. You can also take an electric shuttle boat to the base of the mountain where the observatory is. Respecting the values and traditions of the Wolastoqey people, the observatory atop the mountain offers an immersive activity to learn more about the astonishing life of belugas and provides an enchanting place from which to watch them. Whether exploring on your own or led by experienced guides, you are sure to learn something new!
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