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Percé : Michelin's recommendations
Named for the massive rock pierced (percé) by the sea, standing just offshore, this village occupies a magnificent site that inspires artists and poets and attracts visitors from all over the world to the Gaspé peninsula. A tiny, isolated fishing village until the advent of tourism at the turn of the 20C, Percé now boasts some of the peninsula's finest restaurants and tourist facilities.
Tourist attractions Percé : Things to see and do
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The Coast
CDN - Percé G0C 2L0
The coast along Route 132 offers spectacular views. Just before entering Percé, a belvedere provides a good view of Aurore Peak (Pic de l'Aurore). Farther along the road, a path leads up to Cape Barré, which affords a commanding view of the cliffs kn..
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Mt. Sainte-Anne
CDN - Percé G0C 2L0
Rising 320m/1,050ft above Percé, the flat-topped mountain features extraordinary red rock formations that drop off on three sides. Lookouts stationed along the way to the summit provide increasingly expansive views of Percé Rock, the bay, the village..
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Île Bonaventure and Percé Rock Park
CDN - Percé G0C 2L0
In summer this flat-topped island is home to North America's largest gannet colony, with some 60,000 birds. These large white seabirds nest in the crevices, cracks and ledges of the cliffs lining the island. A pleasant boat trip leads past Percé Rock..
