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Sept-Îles Travel guide
Sept-Îles : Michelin's recommendations
This dynamic city occupies a superb site in a large, almost circular bay on the north shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Protected by islands at its mouth, the bay remains navigable during all seasons, allowing for industrial activity throughout the year. Majestic scenery and fantastic sunsets reign over the Bay. Sept-Îles is one of the largest municipalities in Quebec. Boat tours of the islands are not to be missed; also make a point of visiting the town of Port Cartier.
Tourist attractions Sept-Îles : Things to see and do
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North Shore Regional Museum
500 Blvd. Laure CDN - Sept-Îles QC G4R 1X7
The museum of art and history was created by the local artist André Michel, as a reminder of the "eternal youth of this ancient land, its roots and the diverse origins of the great men and women who have lived here." The permanent exhibit &..
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Old Wharf Park
Arnaud Avenue CDN - Sept-Îles QC G4R
A boardwalk lines the magnificent bay of Sept-Îles. Seafood enthusiasts can sample and buy shrimp and crab, while enjoying a leisurely stroll along the wharf. The shelters along the boardwalk display crafts by local artisans.
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La Grande Basque
CDN - Sept-Îles G4R 4K1
Located closest to the city, La Grande Basque is the only island that has been developed for hiking, picnicking and camping. Numerous trails meander through grandiose and varied landscapes: huge rocky ridges, immense cliffs and a peat bog. Beautiful ..
