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In earning the title of UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve in November 1988, the Charlevoix region became the world’s first inhabited region to be honoured with this status. The region abounds with unique natural wonders, including the highest cliffs east of the Canadian Rockies—much to the delight of rock-climbing enthusiasts—as well as one of the world’s most awe-inspiring fjords, the Saguenay.

It’s no wonder that, each year, nature lovers and visitors from far and wide converge in Charlevoix to relish the magical attractions it has to offer. Visit Charlevoix once, and you’ll be sure to be back time and time again!

Accommodation Directory

The world-class Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu Resort combines the peaceful charm of nature and a long-standing tradition of hospitality.

To discover other inns and hotels offering packages with the Casino de Charlevoix in the region, refer to the bonjourquebec.com online directory.

Tourism Circuits

The Painters' Trail

Come to Charlevoix and feel the locals’ passion for the arts by following this colourful itinerary. Uniting art galleries and painters’ studios, the Painters' Trail will let you discover magnificent works created by resident and visiting artists, past and present, whose inspirations are derived from many sources.

The Flavour Trail

Discover the Charlevoix region and its people by following an original – and rather delectable– trail! The Flavour Trail links producers and restaurateurs delighted to welcome visitors and help them explore a host of local flavours. Visit their establishments, sample their products and gourmet specialties, and get a taste of this region’s culture from every angle!

Discover other regional tourism circuits by visiting the site of Tourisme Charlevoix.

Arts and Culture

Charlevoix Museum

Within walking distance, this museum pays tribute to the history of Charlevoix and its people. Features local artists and artisans.

Musée maritime de Charlevoix

The Maritime Museum of Charlevoix is a tribute to the county's seafaring tradition. Two schooners are available to visit and guided tours are available as well. On site there is also a boutique that sells traditional hand-painted clay figurines.

Papeterie Saint-Gilles – économusée du papier

Papeterie St-Gilles is a traditional papermaking workshop where visitors can see craftspeople producing fine cotton paper inlaid with regional leaves and flowers. This workshop, paper museum and store make up the first economuseum of paper in Canada.

Domaine Forget

The Domaine Forget is an international school dedicated to music and dance, where visitors can enjoy concerts and performances all summer long. Sunday brunches are also a popular event held in the spectacular gardens. The Domaine Forget Annual International Festival features special guests and performers and is held in June.

Sports and Leisure

Golf Club

The Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu Golf Club offers golfers a world-class, 27-hole course. The region is also home to other golf courses.

Skiing

The Mont Grand-Fonds Ski Centre is located only 15 km (9.3 mi) from the Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu.

Le Massif de Petite-Rivière-Saint-François is located 80 km (49.7 mi) from the hotel.

Whale Watching

Whales inhabit all the oceans of the world, but only in the St. Lawrence you can see such a wide variety of these great creatures and other smaller marine mammals. Cruises up the Saguenay or whale-watching cruises departing from the dock at Baie-Sainte-Catherine and Tadoussac.

Other Activities

White-water rafting, kayaking, canoeing, fishing, horseback riding, and more.

Charlevoix Events Calendar

By referring regularly to the Tourisme Charlevoix’s Events Calendar you'll be sure not to miss out on any of the countless activities, festivals and events on offer in the region.