Best Landmarks Near Percé Wharf (Gaspé Peninsula)
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Tourist attraction4.5★1,017 reviews
Miscou Island Lighthouse
Standing tall on the northeastern tip of Miscou Island, the Miscou Island Lighthouse has guided mariners since 1856. This historic wooden lighthouse offers stunning views of the Chaleur Bay and the Gulf of St. Lawrence, along with a glimpse into the region's maritime past.
Daily 9:00–18:00
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Historical landmark4.5★957 reviews
Cap-des-Rosiers Lighthouse
The Cap-des-Rosiers Lighthouse, standing at 34 meters (112 feet), is Canada's tallest lighthouse, marking the entrance to the St. Lawrence River since 1858. Located near Gaspé, Quebec, it offers stunning views and a glimpse into the region's maritime history.
Mon 9:00–17:00 · Fri–Sun 9:00–17:00
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Tourist attraction4.5★665 reviews
Plateforme Vitrée Suspendue
Perched 200 meters above the ground, the Plateforme Vitrée Suspendue (Suspended Glass Platform) in Percé, Quebec, offers breathtaking panoramic views of the iconic Percé Rock, the village, and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Located within the Percé UNESCO Global Geopark, it's a must-see for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike.
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Historical landmark4.4★631 reviews
Birthplace of Canada
Explore the Birthplace of Canada in Gaspé, Quebec, where Jacques Cartier first claimed the land for France in 1534, marking the beginning of French presence in North America. This historical landmark features reconstructed buildings, exhibits, and cultural events that bring the region's rich maritime history to life.
Daily 9:30–17:00
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History museum4.3★571 reviews
Gaspesie Museum
Discover the rich history and culture of the Gaspé Peninsula at the Musée de la Gaspésie. Explore exhibits showcasing the region's heritage, from its geological origins to its maritime traditions and the lives of its people. See artifacts, historical documents, and captivating displays that bring the story of Gaspésie to life.
Daily 9:00–17:00
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Tourist attraction4.5★513 reviews
Pointe-à-la-Renommée Lighthouse
The Pointe-à-la-Renommée Lighthouse, or Fame Point Lighthouse, is a historic site on the Gaspé Peninsula, Quebec. It features a distinctive red lighthouse, North America's first maritime radio station, and scenic hiking trails. Visitors can explore the lives of lightkeepers and wireless operators while enjoying stunning views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Daily 9:00–17:00
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Tourist attraction4.5★449 reviews
Site historique national de Paspébiac
Explore the Paspébiac National Historic Site, a preserved 18th and 19th-century fishing village that was once a major global center for cod exports. Discover the stories of the Robin and Le Boutillier Brothers companies, and experience Gaspésie's rich maritime heritage through preserved buildings and engaging exhibits.
Daily 9:00–17:00
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Museum4.5★311 reviews
Site d'Interprétation Micmac de Gespeg
Discover the rich history and culture of the Mi'gmaq Nation at the Micmac Interpretation Site of Gespeg in Gaspé, Quebec. Explore a reconstructed 17th-century village and learn about the traditions, customs, and ancestral beliefs of this First Nation through interactive exhibits and guided tours.
Mon–Fri 9:00–12:00, 13:00–17:00
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Scenic spot4.6★293 reviews
Cap Mont Joli
Cap Mont Joli, a small hill near Percé Rock in Quebec, offers stunning, close-up views of the iconic rock formation and the surrounding scenic landscape. A short uphill walk leads to the viewpoint, where visitors can capture memorable photos.
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Cottage4.7★262 reviews
Auberge et chalets Griffon Aventure
Nestled in L'Anse-au-Griffon near Forillon National Park, Auberge et Chalets Griffon Aventure offers a unique blend of lodging options from cozy chalets to rustic campsites. With a focus on eco-friendly practices and a welcoming atmosphere, it's an ideal spot for exploring the natural beauty of the Gaspé Peninsula.
Sentier des Chutes
The Sentier des Chutes (Waterfall Trail) in Gaspé, Quebec, offers a short but rewarding hike to a beautiful 17-meter waterfall. The well-maintained path meanders through a lush forest, making it a peaceful escape into nature.
Forillon National Park Interpretation Centre
The Forillon National Park Interpretation Centre is the perfect starting point for exploring the stunning landscapes and rich history of Forillon National Park. Located on the Gaspé Peninsula, the center offers exhibits, information, and guided tours to help visitors discover the park's diverse ecosystems, wildlife, and cultural heritage.
Daily 9:00–17:00
Peninsula Fort
Peninsula Fort, nestled in Forillon National Park, Quebec, is a preserved WWII coastal battery. Explore restored tunnels, battlements, and original gun emplacements, offering a glimpse into Canada's maritime defense history and stunning views of the Atlantic coastline.
Haldimand beach
Haldimand Beach, located 8 km from downtown Gaspé, is known as one of the most beautiful beaches in Quebec, offering golden sand and a stunning view of Forillon National Park. It's a popular destination for families and outdoor enthusiasts, offering a mix of relaxation and activities.
Phare Cap-d'Espoir
The Phare Cap-d'Espoir, or Cap-d'Espoir Lighthouse, is a historic beacon on Quebec's Gaspé Peninsula. Guiding sailors since 1873, the current concrete lighthouse, built in 1939, offers stunning coastal views and a glimpse into the region's maritime past.
Open 24 hours
Dawn on sea
Dawn on Sea, located in Gaspé, Quebec, offers an exceptional canoe and kayak rental service. Surrounded by the stunning Gaspé Peninsula, it's perfect for beginners and experienced paddlers seeking aquatic adventures along the scenic coastline.
Mon–Tue 8:00–21:00 · Wed–Sun 7:00–21:00
Auberge internationale Forillon
Nestled near Forillon National Park, Le Carabobo Auberge Forillon (formerly Auberge Internationale Forillon) offers budget-friendly accommodations and a welcoming atmosphere for exploring the Gaspé Peninsula. With a range of lodging options, from dorm beds to private rooms, it's an ideal base for outdoor enthusiasts and budget travelers.
Centre récréatif Petit-Gaspé - Parc national Forillon
Located in Forillon National Park's southern sector, the Petit-Gaspé Recreation Centre offers a range of family-friendly amenities, including a heated outdoor pool, playground, and access to the park's natural wonders. It's the perfect base for exploring the park's trails and beaches.
Forillon National Park, Visitor Reception Centre of Penouille
The Penouille Visitor Centre is your gateway to exploring the southern sector of Forillon National Park, a stunning blend of maritime history, natural beauty, and outdoor adventure on the Gaspé Peninsula. Discover the peninsula's rich Mi'kmaq heritage and diverse ecosystems.
Rocher Tête D'Indien
The Rocher Tête D'Indien, or Indian Head Rock, is a natural rock formation in Saint-Georges-de-Malbaie, Gaspésie, resembling an Indigenous person's head. It's a roadside attraction with a poignant legend tied to the region's history.
Manoir Le Boutillier
Manoir Le Boutillier, a National Historic Site, offers an immersive journey into the 19th-century world of John Le Boutillier, a prominent cod merchant. Explore the preserved manor, once a fishing station and manager's residence, and discover the impact of the cod industry on the Gaspé region.
Daily 10:00–17:00
Parc national Forillon
Forillon National Park, located on the tip of Quebec's Gaspé Peninsula, is a stunning blend of rugged coastline, dense forest, and rich cultural history. Established in 1970, it's a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, history buffs, and wildlife lovers. Explore dramatic cliffs, hike scenic trails, and discover the region's unique maritime heritage.
Phare de Cap Gaspé
Perched atop a 95-meter cliff at the tip of the Gaspé Peninsula, the Cap Gaspé Lighthouse has guided mariners for over 150 years. Located in Forillon National Park, it marks the point where the Gulf of St. Lawrence meets Gaspé Bay. Reachable via the scenic Les Graves trail, it offers stunning panoramic views and a glimpse into the region's maritime history.
Boom Defense
Boom Defense Beach, nestled in Gaspé, Quebec, offers a serene coastal experience with picturesque views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Known for its tranquil environment and soft sands, it's a destination for relaxation and nature appreciation.
Mont Saint-Alban
Mont Saint-Alban, in Quebec's Gaspé Peninsula, offers stunning 360-degree views of Gaspé Bay and Forillon National Park. Hike well-marked trails to the summit for an invigorating escape into nature and unforgettable vistas.
Cap Aventure - Quai de Grande grave
Cap Aventure, located on the Quai de Grande-Grave in Gaspé, Quebec, is an adventure sports center offering a variety of outdoor activities. From kayaking and paddleboarding to exploring Forillon National Park, it's a hub for experiencing the natural beauty of the Gaspé Peninsula.
Daily 9:00–18:00
Le Domaine Du Centaure
Le Domaine Du Centaure offers a serene escape into Gaspé's natural beauty through horseback riding. With trails winding through lush forests and offering coastal views, it's an ideal spot for both beginners and experienced riders seeking tranquility and adventure in Quebec's stunning Gaspé region.
Open 24 hours
La maison Dolbel-Roberts
La Maison Dolbel-Roberts, built in 1915, offers a window into the lives of early 20th-century residents of the Forillon Peninsula. This well-preserved home showcases vernacular American architecture and hosts an exhibit on the region's cultural heritage and the families expropriated during the creation of Forillon National Park.
Cross of Gaspé
The Cross of Gaspé, a monolithic granite cross erected in 1934, commemorates Jacques Cartier's arrival in 1534 and France's claim to the territory. Perched atop Mont de Wakeham, it offers panoramic views of the Gaspé Peninsula, blending historical significance with natural beauty.
Forillon Centre d'accueil et de découverte National Park
Forillon National Park, located on the Gaspé Peninsula in Quebec, is a stunning blend of land and sea. Established in 1970, it protects a diverse landscape of forests, cliffs, beaches, and marine environments. The park offers a wide array of activities, from hiking and whale watching to exploring historical sites.
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