Côte-Nord: a journey to the heart of all things vast

The sprawling Côte-Nord region, stretching from Tadoussac to Blanc-Sablon and from Schefferville to Anticosti Island, is a snowy paradise inviting you to go on an unusual winter adventure! If you’re someone who’s always ready to put on a toque and crampons and you can’t get enough snow, then hesitate no more! Zip up your suitcase and get going with family or friends – head down Highway 138 for a truly invigorating vacation!

Sleep in the heart of nature

The Centre de vacances Ferme 5 Étoiles is a hidden gem to discover! This farm-based vacation centre offers guests many accommodation options right in the heart of nature. If you prefer more typical lodgings, your choices include chalets, family apartments, studios, luxurious suites or standard rooms. If you’d like to try a slightly different experience, treat yourself to a yurt, a trapper’s camp, a ready-to-camp set up or a microchalet! There’s something for everyone!

Explore Côte-Nord by snowmobile

It’s an open secret: Côte-Nord is the land of the snowmobile! The region receives significant snowfall and its winter season is generally longer due to its geographical position. Make the most of every last snowflake: take advantage of new packages offered by Voyages Coste. Whether you’re discovering Anticosti Island, exploring off the beaten path all the way to Blanc-Sablon or setting off on a multi-day excursion, consider Voyage Coste’s various packages: there’s sure to be something for you!

The perfect mid-point

Planning a group trip? Why not include a stop at Club Tadoussac’s snowmobile stopover? In addition to a night’s stay, enjoy dinner and a continental breakfast onsite. The site itself is easily reachable, on a surfaced trail that links up with the snowmobile trail of the Trans-Québec Highway (3), a groomed trail that is part of the Quebec snowmobile club federation (FCMQ) trail network. From there, you can choose which way to continue your adventure, as the site is located at the junction of the Basse-Côte-Nord, Charlevoix and Monts-Valin regions. (A minimum number of people is required for food service and reservations are required).