The region
With its rich, 200-year-old tradition of hospitality and its proximity to Quebec City, the Charlevoix region combines the majesty of mountain landscapes with the splendour of the St. Lawrence as the latter proceeds from river to estuary, from sweet water to salt.
Impressive scenery unfolds over this territory of 6,000 sq. km., home to some 30,000 people distributed in
charming villages, three of which rank among the most beautiful in Quebec.
One of the major assets of Charlevoix tradition of tourist hospitality is undoubtedly its network of highly developed Lodging facilities, which offer almost 2,700 rooms. These establishments distinguish themselves, in particular, by their charm, their warm welcome and their gourmet meals featuring regional flavours.
The Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu, a century-old hotel with its neighbouring Casino de Charlevoix, is one
of the most famous landmarks in this network.
Renowned for its pure air and wide-open spaces, Charlevoix is a top-choice destination for outdoor activities. Indeed, the three national parks and one of the famous whale-watching site of the world on its territory bear witness to the wondrous diversity of its natural sites