Route des Baleines Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
About Route des Baleines
The Whale Route runs along the estuary and the Gulf of St. Lawrence on their north shore. It begins atTadoussacin the south-west and heads northeast toBlanc-Sablon, a journey of1,250km (780mi). This tourist route corresponds more or less to the national road closest to the shore, usually route 138. Thirteen species of whales live in the waters of the St. Lawrence, including the blue whale. Observation excursions at sea are organized all along the route, whether by boat, dinghy or kayak. It is also possible to watch the whales from the shore. On land, the region along the Whale Route offers large natural spaces dotted with lakes and rivers where it is possible to observe wild fauna and flora. Ferries make the connection to the south shore of the St. Lawrence to reach the regions ofGaspésiea
Route des Baleines Travel Guide Sections
Our comprehensive guide covers 8 sections including: