Tadoussac

Voici un des endroits que j'ai le plus apprécié au Canada. Tadoussac est une petite ville très agréable et chaleureuse. Construite à flan de colline, le long d'une large baie, cette localité touristique et accueillante peut se visiter entièrement à pied. Le repère le plus marquant de la ville est l'Hôtel Tadoussac (120 à 290$ la chambre), avec sa longue façade blanche et son toit rouge. Envahie de touriste de juin à septembre, cette ville, qui compte un peu plus de 800 habitants à l'année, est désertée le reste de l'année.

Here is one of the places I most enjoyed in Canada. Tadoussac is a small but very beautiful and warm city. Built on the hillside, along a wide bay, this cozy village and tourist can visit entirely on foot. The most prominent landmark of the city is the Hotel Tadoussac (120 to $ 290 room), with his long white facade and red roof. Overrun with tourists from June to September, the city, which has a little more than 800 year-round residents, is deserted the rest of the year.

Tadoussac est un endroit incontournable du Québec, petit village situé à l'entrée du Fjord du Saguenay sur les rives du Saint Laurent. La principale attraction est l'observation des rorquals et des bélugas se faisant entre mai à Octobre. Cela vaut vraiment le coup de voir ces espèces gigantesques de ci-près. L'atmosphère paisible qui règne dans ce village donne envie de rester des semaines,on peut suivres les sentiers permettant de longer le bord du fleuve et se baigner dans un lac en traversant la route après le pont.

Tadoussac is a must in Quebec, a small village at the entrance of the Saguenay Fjord on the shores of the St. Lawrence. The main attraction is the observation of whales and belugas occurring between May to October. It really is worth seeing these gigantic species listed near. The peaceful atmosphere of this village makes you want to stay for weeks, can suivres trails to walk along the edge of the river and swim in a lake across the road after the bridge.

Tadoussac is a village in Quebec, Canada, in the Regional County Municipality of La Haute-Côte-Nord administrative region of the North Shore. [1] The 2006 census counted 850 people there. The Tadoussac region consists mainly of rural or wilderness areas and is the site of national and provincial parks, such as the Saguenay St. Lawrence and Saguenay National Park. A few kilometers from the village, one can climb the highest sand dunes in Canada. The Grand Hotel Tadoussac also enjoys an international reputation, especially famous for its red roof immortalized by the filming of The Hotel New Hampshire based on the novel by John Irving. Little Chapel Interpretation Centre of marine mammals and Chauvin Trading Post are among the most popular tourist attractions by visitors from around the world. A typical village which will dazzle your eyes ... Enter the cave of Quebec!

Magique

Magic

Posto tranquillo, merita una visita specialmente se si riesce a vedere le balene

Quiet place, worth a visit especially if you can see the whales