1. Watch the fjord from shore
Start with a walk by the water. The view changes with the light, wind and tide. Stay aware of conditions along the shore.
2. Enjoy the chalet beach
Settle in with a book or take a few photos. Beach access is not a guarantee of safe swimming: water temperature, currents and weather all matter.
3. Choose a hike
Parc national du Fjord-du-Saguenay offers routes of varying difficulty. Check the starting sector, duration and any closures with Sépaq.
4. Visit the Musée du Fjord
An outing to consider for a closer look at the setting around you. Check opening hours and activities for your travel dates.
5. Explore local businesses
Leave time for cafés, shops and regional products. Check opening hours before planning a particular stop.
6. Arrange a trip on the water
If kayaking or a boat trip appeals to you, contact an operator and check departure details, equipment and conditions. Do not assume equipment is included with the accommodation.
7. Leave an evening unplanned
A meal at the chalet, time on the deck and a changing sky may be enough. Outdoor fires depend on the hosts’ instructions and current restrictions.