Three ways to discover Indigenous Quebec

Sleep on the shores of Pekuakami

Located in Mashteuiatsh, in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region, Hébergement Plage Robertson is nestled on a charming, wooded property along a beautiful sandy beach. Thoughtfully designed to blend into their surroundings, the new pods offer a chance to sleep right by Pekuakami (Lac Saint-Jean) and admire the sun setting over the water.

During your stay, discover the history, traditions, and craftsmanship of the Pekuakamiulnuatsh First Nation by visiting museums and shops and connecting with community members. It’s a chance to talk, listen, get to know one another, and share meaningful moments together.

Take time to reconnect in Wendat territory

A 50-minute drive from Québec City, P’tit Domaine Marienergie offers a peaceful forest escape where time seems to slow down. Open year-round and inspired by the owner’s Wendat heritage, this retreat invites visitors to recharge while learning more about the land, ancestral practices, and Indigenous knowledge.

From your rustic accommodations, you can easily explore the trails, observe local flora and fauna, or spend time by the river and beach. A reading area, organized activities, and plenty of opportunities to unwind help you get back to what matters most. In this peaceful, restorative setting, everything is designed to help you connect with nature, yourself, and Wendat culture.

Discover Atikamekw craftsmanship

Located in downtown Trois-Rivières, MiskiZann showcases Indigenous creativity in an urban setting. This Atikamekw Nehirowisiw design house seamlessly blends ancestral techniques with contemporary aesthetics to create handcrafted moccasins and accessories, often in limited editions or made to order. Traditional embroidery and patterns give each piece a distinctive character rooted in history and craftsmanship.

The shop is also a place to learn and connect through immersive experiences. On request, you may even have the chance to see traditional moose-hide tanning outdoors or take part in cultural activities indoors.

This summer, set out to discover three of the 11 Indigenous Nations in Quebec. Make lasting memories and get inspired for your next adventure!