All-inclusive escape to Charlevoix

Surrounded by boreal forests, rolling hills, and sweeping plains, Charlevoix is a hiker’s haven year-round. Ancient trees and rocky outcrops line its trail, whether blanketed by winter snow or alive with vibrant summer greenery. From the tranquil paths winding through birch and poplar groves to the dramatic heights of the Caps Trail, each route offers breathtaking views of lakes, waterways, and the rugged Quebec landscape. No matter the season, Charlevoix invites you to explore its enchanting trails for an unforgettable Canadian adventure.

In the High Gorges of the Malbaie River National Park, cradled between towering cliffs, boreal forests, and the river, this haven invites you to reconnect with nature. Whether in summer or winter, explore one of Quebec's most beautiful parks and let yourself be carried away.

During the vibrant summer season, navigate the Malbaie River and drift your way through the pines. When the cold arrives, the waters freeze, and the gorges are wrapped in white, put on your snowshoes, grab your cross-country skis, or glide through the park by snowmobile.

The Charlevoix region in Canada reveals exceptional wildlife and flora. To discover these endemic species and iconic flowers and plants of Quebec, Grand Gardens National Park awaits you. During your summer stay in Canada, explore the hiking trails of this protected area, part of the Charlevoix Biosphere Reserve. Amidst the stunning landscapes of North America, reconnect with nature for an unforgettable adventure.

To encounter some of the most iconic animals of North America, head to the Laurentians reserve. Here, in the heart of coniferous forests, a unique wildlife flourishes.

In winter, travel by snowmobile or in summer, explore the trails with a guide, meeting moose, beavers, black bears, and other creatures along the way. This protected area, nestled between mountains, lakes, and woods, is a must-visit during your stay in Canada.

Just minutes from the resort, the Massif ski area unveils an ideal playground for snow sports enthusiasts. As you glide down the slopes, admire the stunning views of the Saint Lawrence River and the charming towns of the Charlevoix region.

While winter invites you to ski the slopes of the Massif de Charlevoix, summer allows you to explore its scenic trails. Surrounding these hills are some of the most beautiful landscapes in Quebec waiting for you. And while activities change with the seasons, the view from the massif, in both summer and winter, remains one of the most spectacular in the Charlevoix region.

Before setting off to explore the winding rivers, majestic parks, and soaring peaks of Charlevoix, be sure to indulge in the region’s vibrant culinary scene. While its landscapes delight your senses at every turn, Charlevoix also boasts local flavors that reflect the richness of its land.

Savor high-quality meats and charcuteries, paired with artisanal cheeses like L’Hercule de Charlevoix and craft beers from nearby microbreweries. You might finish your meal with a glass of ice cider, produced from locally grown apples. During your stay in Canada, discover how the artisans of Charlevoix pour their passion into every product, making your journey as flavorful as it is memorable.

Beyond its natural beauty, Quebec reveals a vibrant artistic and cultural soul. In the Charlevoix region, east of Canada, let yourself wander through the charming streets of Baie Saint-Paul. Here, art galleries blend with local delicacies amid lush landscapes along the St. Lawrence River. In this small Charlevoix town, a unique gentle rhythm prevails. Admire the creations of local artists, savor delicious regional products, and discover the joys of Quebec.

On the banks of the Saint-Lawrence River, Québec unfolds like a vision reminiscent of the old continent. Here in the regional capital, the first French settlers discovered the lands of Canada. Several centuries later, the architecture, monuments, and fortifications still whisper this history.

Wander through the charming streets and typical houses of the Petit-Champlain district. Admire the Château Frontenac and step inside the Notre-Dame-de-Québec Cathedral. The atmosphere that lives in 'the old capital' invites you on a true journey through the ages.