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08/06/2026

A hidden forest retreat, just an hour from Ottawa. 🌲✨

At Chalets.Prunella, there are no neighbours and no schedules. You get free nautical gear for heading out on the lake, a private cedar hot tub for relaxing evenings, and bathrobes ready for when you get out. And with heated floors for chilly nights, a wood stove and a full kitchen, the chalets have everything you need—so you don't really have to leave once you pull up.

That's what slowing down is really all about.

📍🎥 : Chalets Prunella, Outaouais, Jonanthony James & Jenna Marie

🌅🍇 A sunset, endless rows of vineyards and the St. Lawrence River always within sight... That's the kind of moment that ...
08/03/2026

🌅🍇 A sunset, endless rows of vineyards and the St. Lawrence River always within sight... That's the kind of moment that makes you want to slow down.

Just minutes from Québec City, Vignoble Sainte-Pétronille, on Île d'Orléans, invites you to savour both the scenery and the region's local flavours. Whether you're enjoying a wine tasting, strolling through the vineyards or simply taking in the view, every visit is a chance to discover the unique charm of this gourmet island.

Would you add it to your next itinerary?
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📍: Tourisme île d'Orléans, Québec cité

A landscape 500 million years in the making. 🌊In the Mingan Archipelago (on Québec's Côte-Nord), impressive monoliths ca...
08/03/2026

A landscape 500 million years in the making. 🌊

In the Mingan Archipelago (on Québec's Côte-Nord), impressive monoliths carved by ice and sea rise from the shores. Nowhere else in Canada does this rare phenomenon come to life on such a grand scale.

Now protected as part of a national park reserve, this natural wonder can be discovered by boat or kayak.

📸 : Tourisme Côte-Nord © GouvQc S. Bureau / M-A. Vachon

🚗 Would you stop or keep going? On a summer road trip, every stop brings a new choice. What would you do?🐳 A sign points...
07/31/2026

🚗 Would you stop or keep going? On a summer road trip, every stop brings a new choice. What would you do?

🐳 A sign points to a whale watching site just 5 minutes away.

🦞 A roadside snack bar is famous for its poutine and lobster rolls.

🫐 A blueberry farm is open for pick-your-own.

🌲 A scenic lookout is just a short walk away.

💦 You can hear the roar of a spectacular waterfall just minutes from the road.

Tell us in the comments which stop you'd make by using the corresponding emoji... or simply reply: "I'd stop everywhere!"

Summer is also about slowing down. For those who prefer peaceful waters over adrenaline-filled adventures, there are ple...
07/27/2026

Summer is also about slowing down. For those who prefer peaceful waters over adrenaline-filled adventures, there are plenty of ways to explore Québec's lakes and rivers at a relaxed pace.

🛶 Canoeing: a timeless classic for quietly gliding across the water.

🚣 Recreational kayaking: stable and easy to learn, even for beginners.

🏄 Stand-up paddleboarding: take in stunning shoreline views at your own pace.

🛶 Rabaska canoeing: paddle together and fully embrace Québec's wide-open landscapes.

Many outfitters and rental centres provide the equipment you need, along with expert advice for every skill level.

Which water activity will you try this summer?

07/27/2026

The legend, the icon: Percé Rock. 🪨🧡

This imposing landmark rising from the Gulf of St. Lawrence in Gaspésie is one of Québec’s must-see natural features. A bucket-list destination for nature lovers, the cliffs and salt water form a dramatic coastal scene unlike anywhere else.

🎥 : Stéphanie Bureau

🌅 Some summer memories stay with us forever: that first icy swim that took our breath away, that sunset over the lake we...
07/24/2026

🌅 Some summer memories stay with us forever: that first icy swim that took our breath away, that sunset over the lake we photographed but could never quite capture in all its beauty, that winding mountain road leading to a village where time seemed to stand still, those bursts of laughter shared on a waterfront terrace… and that feeling, for just a moment, that it could all last forever.

The moments we experience here often leave us with more than just a memory: they become a little part of who we are. 💙

What is THE Québec vacation memory that still makes you smile today? We can’t wait to read your stories in the comments.
📸: © GouvQc / Parcs Canada / M. Dupuis
📍: Parc national Forillon, Parcs Canada

07/23/2026

Our promise to you: you'll never run out of things to do in Québec. 😉

Whether it's chasing epic views, road-tripping through charming villages or dancing at festivals, there's always something new waiting around the corner. What are you adding to your Québec bucket list? 👇

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L’Anse-de-Tabatière, Géant lookout / Parc national du Fjord-du-Saguenay (Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean)
Camping de la Minganie, Mingan Archipelago, Les Escoumins, Camping municipal de Sept-Îles, Festival Eau Grand Air, Festival Vieux-Quai en Fête, Rivière-au-Tonnerre (Côte-Nord)
Route des Sommets, Bistro Kóz, Mont Gosford (Eastern Townships)
Waconichi Lake – Nibiischii, Quévillon Lake, Carré Lake (Eeyou Istchee Baie-James)
Ferme Les Petites Écores, Maison Rose (Montérégie)
Borgot Lighthouse, De la Martinique Beach, Cap-Alright Lighthouse Beach (Îles-de-la-Madeleine)

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Summer is all about festivals… and great food! 🍹 Whether you're in Montréal or in the city of Quebec, here are a few per...
07/20/2026

Summer is all about festivals… and great food! 🍹 Whether you're in Montréal or in the city of Quebec, here are a few perfect restaurants for a delicious meal before the show begins. 🎭

🍴 Montréal
📍 Café Parvis
Wood-fired pizzas, fresh pasta, colourful salads, and homemade desserts are served in a warm and welcoming atmosphere, just steps from the Quartier des spectacles, Montréal.

📍 BOUILLON BILK
A seasonal menu featuring fresh fish, seafood, meats, and vegetables. A great choice for turning your night out into a memorable dining experience.

🍴 City of Quebec
📍 Ciel Bistro-Bar
Whether you're craving tartare, steak, fish, or seafood, Ciel! Bistro-bar offers a diverse menu paired with breathtaking views of Québec City that are sure to impress.

📍 Il Teatro - Montréal
Nestled inside the iconic Le Capitole Hôtel , this elegant restaurant serves fresh pasta, risottos, seafood, and Italian specialties just steps from Old Québec's performance venues. Psst… they've also recently opened a new location near Place des Arts.

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