Located at the mouth of the fjord, the Pointe-Noire Interpretation and Observation Centre is the ideal place to take a break, picnic and contemplate the spectacular view of the Saguenay-St. Lawrence Marine Park.
Take the footbridge along the coast and keep your eyes wide open! You may see beluga whales, minke whales, seals and seabirds.
This site is the first of three Parks Canada centres heading towards the North Shore.
Take the wooden footbridge and discover the history of Pointe-Noire. Thanks to the lighthouse keepers and their assistants, the leading lights and the foghorn made waterways safe for all navigators. As you visit the exhibition, find out why scientists settled in Pointe-Noire to study beluga whales.
With an interpretive guide, spot whales and discover what attracts them to the Saguenay−St. Lawrence Marine Park.
TripAdvisor® traveler’s opinion
Lucky to see beluga and enjoy a beautiful view
Notice written on 2021-09-18
Xin X, Ottawa, Canada
We were lucky to see few groups of beluga from the shore swimming out of the St Lawrence River. The view is beautiful regardless. There are a few steps along the site with decks with chairs. A few...
Read more in the opinion of Lucky to see beluga and enjoy a beautiful viewBeluga watching
Notice written on 2020-09-17
234Jen
Great spot to spend a few hours watching the belugas. Recommend going to ask the viewpoints from the top to the bottom. It's colder by the sea but amazing views!
Read more in the opinion of Beluga watchingA must stop to watch whales
Notice written on 2018-07-29
us0ke, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
By Paying at one of the three parks ( this one, bon desir or marine environment discovery center), one can view all the three parks in a single day by paying at one entry. So plan your trip well. Its...
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141, route de la Grande-Alliance (route 138, km 571)
Baie-Sainte-Catherine (QC) G0T 1A0
1 888 773-8888
418 237-4383
pc.infossl@canada.ca
Ouvert en saison
End of June to early September
From 19 June to 6 September
Early September to mid-October
From 6 September to 11 October
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