The best experience I did in the gaspe region. I discovered this place from tips from a local kayak…read moreguide. The beach is empty and has amazing views of fisherman's cove. If you paddleboard here you can go right up to seals, lobsters, crabs and lots of fish. The cove is protected so even on a windy day it is pretty calm. I did the 1 hour tour and it was amazing. Our guide made sure we knew how to safely navigate the waters and he gave us plenty of tips. I never fell and I had a great workout. It was the best hour and a half that I did in the gaspe. It also was very cheap. $36 for university students and that included all equipment and the guide! After my amazing experience I had s quick snack in the restaurant. Everything was hot and freshly made to order. So it took awhile. But it was all so very scrumptious. The restaurant has s cool vibe to it with some great decorations. Made for excellent photos! This place is serene and beautiful. Mostly locals go here, but the secret is out now. Bookmark this place as it will be my first stop every time I am in the gaspe region!

I wasn't totally sure what to expect...but au Pic de l'Aurore turned out to be clean, comfortable…read moreand surprisingly modern. We were here for two nights - our kitchenette was big enough for our purposes, and the room was quite large. The folks at the front desk/reception area are professional, helpful and knowledgeable. Small quibbles: it's a couple of miles from Perce's town center, and not really walkable to there...and like Nasi, we didn't have a view of the rock from our room. Water in the sinks and shower took an annoyingly long time to heat up, and the wifi was intermittent to the point of being useless. But, really, you didn't come to Gaspesie to mess around on your iPhone - get out and see all that this amazing region has to offer. Overall, this place got the job done and then some. Definitely recommended.

This place is located at a beautiful site that oversees Percé rock and île de bonaventure…read more We stayed in a small chalet for two nights while we were on vacation in the area. The small chalets with no kitchenettes do not have the great view of the rock but we chose the privacy over the view as our other option would have been the motel rooms. On top of that I also loved the coziness and cuteness of the wooden interior. There is free wifi but the speed is really low. No breakfast was included when we stayed (early August)

We really enjoyed our stay in July 2024, it's is a great base to do day trips out of. We visited…read moreGaspe, Perce, Forillon National Park and spend a whole day at the beach 3 minutes drive down the road. It's 10 minutes from grocery stores and Gaspe. The campground itself was very clean, had a great view and a little playground for the kids. The staff and owner were incredibly kind and helpful, taking the time to teach a couple French phrases to the kids.

As far as trailer-RV type camping lots this one is by far wayyyy pleasant even tent camping. All…read moreyour neighbors are literally right there, which isn't so fun, but u can get a pretty darn nice spot with both water and electricity for a pretty good price with a beautiful view of the water. Not private at all but u can section off your spot for a little added buffer space. Very clean and accessible full service bathrooms. Super nice, helpful and chillax staff who appear to live on site (at least during camping season i presume). Nice and quiet save for two noisy neighbors who didn't seem to catch that EVERYONE ELSE was quiet even if they were still awake. Nice fire pits. A good stop off if you're doing that beautiful coastal drive along the 132. They say they normally don't accept 1 night reservations but they allowed us to stay as long as we accepted to only choose our site on arrival though we booked 1 week+ in advance. Would stay again if need be :)

We took the boat tour around the Rocher Percé and Bonaventure Island, and disembarked on the island…read moreitself at the end of the ride. Overall, it was a smooth ride and the crew were nice. A few things I appreciated: t The boat crew are prepared for folks potentially getting seasick - they've got bags and paper towels ready to go, should you need them. Thankfully for me, I was only nauseous but this lasted most of the ride so I appreciated it when one of the crew members offered me a bottle of water to help settle my stomach (thanks!). On a more interesting note, I also appreciated that the captain stopped the boat on the way back to the quai so that people could take photos of the rock from the best vantage point possible. It was also nice to have a member of SEPAQ on board to talk about the different types of birds etc. as we made our way around the island. Do take note that the entrance fee to the park is NOT included in the price. You can purchase it online ahead of time but I suggest you do so on the day you will be taking the boat to make sure you actually use it. I'd bought mine a few days in advance and the island ended up being closed because of the weather. The fee isn't refundable. I also read that you can physically buy tickets at La Neigère but I'm not 100% certain if that is the case.

The room I booked was double booked but I was offered another room. It was supposed to have no…read moredifference other than a TV that didn't work (I got a discount for that) but actually there was no fridge either. The WiFi was spotty in the room, but it's a historic building so perhaps that's part of the tradeoff for character. Breakfast options (had La York and La Rustique) were much better than most places, and it was included.

We enjoyed an excellent meal at this restaurant during our mid June visit to Gaspé. The service was…read morefriendly and impeccable. They also have rooms at this establishment. Although we did not stay overnight here, we spoke to some of their guests during our meal, and they were completely satisfied. Worth a try!

Fantastic little gem in the heart of Percé! Pricey but totally worth it - comfortable rooms and…read morekiller views of the rock. Only negative is that the rooms could do with a bit of modernization but fantastic otherwise! Highly recommend.

Pricey - but worth it. With our meal plan / dinner & breakfast for the last week of July 2014 it…read morewas $404 each night for an ocean front 2nd floor room with balcony. Having said that it was most enjoyable. The most disappointing thing was the desk clerk charged $2.00 for a Keurig coffee cup because we used the 1 in the room between the 2 of us. Really? Suck it up and give us a each a cup of coffee. The restaurant is a MUST! Delightful & most important it was DELICIOUS! The breakfast is a buffet but but also tasty. The views from the dining room and hotel room were spectacular.

I've been going to this place for fifty years. Would go with my father and brothers as we are all…read moresalmon fishermen. The owner Ben has expanded and added amenities like a pool and an exercise room and some bigger suites- all good. However, since doing that service is almost nonexistent. I was there for a week recently and no one ever made the bed. No one swept the floor. No one changed the towels. No one cleaned the bathroom! No one cleaned the coffee cups or breakfast dishes. We had to ask for towels to be replaced . The parking is impossible! There are not enough slots for all the hotel rooms and it is very inconvenient. And expensive ! Only good thing about this hotel is the view. I would suggest Hotel Baker or Rodeway unless your desperate