Things to do in and around Rimouski
Between the river and the hinterland, Rimouski is a base camp for a whole region.
Along the river
Beach, boardwalk, cycling, kayaking and sunset watching. The Pointe-au-Père Maritime Historic Site is in the same area as the cabins.
Nature and the outdoors
Bic National Park, Saint-Barnabé Island and the Canyon des Portes de l'Enfer offer hiking, wildlife watching and views over the St. Lawrence.
Hunting, fishing and winter
The region is known for hunting and fishing, and Bas-Saint-Laurent is crossed by an extensive snowmobile trail network. Skiing and winter hiking round out the cold season.
Festivals and culture
Rimouski hosts several festivals through the year. Check the city's official calendar before your stay, as dates change every season.
Attractions and experiences to discover
A verified selection based on Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent listings. Check the official source before visiting for current hours and conditions.
Maritime history
Pointe-au-Père Maritime Historic Site
The Empress of Ireland museum, the Pointe-au-Père lighthouse and the Onondaga submarine are all in the same area as the cabins.
Opening periods vary by attraction
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Onondaga submarine
The only submarine open to the public in Canada, berthed at Pointe-au-Père.
June to October according to Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent
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Pointe-au-Père Lighthouse
Climb 128 steps in one of Canada’s tallest lighthouses and discover the history of navigation on the St. Lawrence.
June to October according to Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent
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Empress of Ireland Museum
An exhibit devoted to the ocean liner, its 1914 sinking and the memory of its passengers, with more than 200 artifacts.
February to October according to Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent
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Bic National Park
Bays, headlands and seals west of Rimouski: hiking, kayaking and sunsets.
Open year-round; services vary by season
View the Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent listingLa Mitis day trip
Sainte-Luce beach
A riverside boardwalk and a very popular summer beach, east of the property.
Check seasonal details
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Saint-Barnabé Island
A boat trip from Rimouski, with trails and birdwatching.
June to September according to Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent
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Canyon des Portes de l'Enfer
A suspension bridge, waterfalls and trails in the hinterland near Rimouski.
May to October according to Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent
View the Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent listingLa Mitis day trip
Reford Gardens
Historic gardens and the International Garden Festival, on the way to Gaspésie.
Check opening period
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Maison Lamontagne
One of the oldest half-timbered houses in North America.
Check opening period
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Promenade de la mer
A 4.3-km waterfront route in central Rimouski for walking, cycling and enjoying views of the St. Lawrence.
Open year-round
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Rimouski River and Coastal Trail
A walking and cycling trail through woodlands and salt marshes, with panels about coastal habitats.
Open year-round
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Musée de Rimouski
A downtown museum devoted to contemporary art, the region and its photographic archives.
Open year-round
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Rimouski River Breakwater
A waterfront place to relax near the mouth of the Rimouski River.
Open year-round
View the Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent listingFestivals
Festi Jazz and Grandes Fêtes Telus
Two annual cultural events highlighted by Tourisme Bas-Saint-Laurent; dates change every year.
Check the annual schedule
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