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Sainte-Anne-des-Monts, a town by the sea at the edge of Gaspésie National Park
Montebello is a small, picturesque town, situated between Montreal and Ottawa, along Highway 50. It would have remained a rural town had it not been for the construction of a timber-framed hotel and resort in 1930.
It's a pretty, well-cared for, almost Disney-esque town, but with added authenticity.
Kingston, a town that has preserved its historic appearance, is a good place for a short but different visit in Ontario. The town is at the end of the Saint Laurent river, where it finally flows into Lake Ontario.
The Grands-Jardins National Park is one of the most famous parks in in Quebec and well worth a visit!
As a holiday destination this region of Quebec is particularly beautiful in Autumn. At that time of the year the hills are covered in a vast number of leaves in warm autumn colours.
Bic National Park is located in the Bas-Saint-Laurent region, before Rimouski and the entry to the Gaspesie Peninsula.
It was once an independent town, but nowadays Outremont is a suburb of Montreal in Quebec.
Wendake, a Huron village in Quebec, is the most well integrated and economically successful Amerindian settlement in Canada. Here, no one depends on government handouts, there is a fully functioning economy and the Amerindians work hard.
The cradle of the French speaking Americas, the Ile d’Orléans is a picturesque place to stay where you can admire the French Canadian heritage. It's one of my favourite places to visit in this region.
Halifax is not only Nova Scotia's principal town, but also one of the oldest in Canada.
Situated in New Brunswick, the Bay of Fundy is 270km long and known for its cliffs and weather-beaten rocks.
The capital of New Brunswick, Fredericton, is a provincial Canadian town and a great base from which to visit the area.
Shippagan is the commercial fishing capital of New Brunswick, and part of Acadia, a must see region during your visit to French speaking Canada.
Whistler is the most well-known ski resortand the most renowned in Canada, especially since hosting part of the Vancouver Winter Olympics in 2010. It is a favourite destination of lovers of outdoor sports.
A Thousand Islands! In Quebec or Ontario? Actually, there is the River of a Thousand Islands in Quebec and the Thousand Islands region in Ontario. What's more, the two areas are about 250 km apart. Here we are talking about Ontario.
Lake Saint-Jean is surprisingly large. When you see it for yourself, it's hard to believe it really is just a lake. Exploring the villages around its circumference takes you on an enjoyable adventure on which you get to meet new people, see new places, and explore wonderful natural scenery.
Mont-Sainte-Anne, Quebec's second highest ski resort, is near to the village of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré - a skiing paradise at less than 45 minutes from Quebec.
Charlevoix is a delightful region and has therefore attracted a surprising number of painters, poets and writers, drawn by its bucolic charm, who use their art to promote its beauty.
This pearl on the lower Saint Lawrence River is characterised by its colourful villages which appear one after the other along your route and are an absolute delight for visitors.