Pebble beaches
Grande-Grave
In Forillon National Park, this beach is a popular starting point for kayaking and whale-watching cruises. Its lively wharf attracts mackerel and striped bass fishermen. Nearby, the Site patrimonial de Grande-Grave offers an insight into the history and role of pebble beaches in the maritime life of the region.
Petit-Gaspé
With its breathtaking view over the opening of Gaspé Bay, this beach is an ideal place to observe seals and seabirds. A perfect stop to combine relaxation and wildlife observation.
L'Anse aux Amérindiens
Lined with cliffs sculpted by time, this impressive beach blends nature and history. It's not uncommon to spot whales from the shore... keep your eyes peeled!
Cap-des-Rosiers and Cap-Bon-Ami
At the foot of the Cap-des-Rosiers lighthouse, these beaches offer a spectacular panorama of the Gulf and mountains of Forillon. A haven for numerous species of birds, seals and marine mammals, the site captivates with its striking beauty.
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Gaspé sustainable destination
Sustainable development at the heart of our destination
Escale Gaspé is committed to making sustainable development a central, cross-cutting element of its strategic planning. It is aligned with Croisières du Saint-Laurent's Sustainable Development Strategy and shares its vision for the St. Lawrence destination.
The cruise industry contributes to the socio-economic vitality of Quebec and its regions, while helping to preserve and regenerate ecosystems. The St. Lawrence destination offers a human and sustainable experience with a positive impact, through the bridges we build between visitors and host communities, maritime, tourism and scientific players.
Escale Gaspé has taken action in recent years in terms of sustainable tourism development. It has equipped its cruise lodge with waste-sorting islands and a boutique showcasing local products. It also broadcasts sustainable and responsible tourism awareness content for cruise passengers, via a screen located in its pavilion.
The organization also rolled out its first-ever stakeholder consultation forum in spring 2025, participates regularly in the sustainable tourism best-practice sharing community Les Courants Durables du Saint-Laurent, and takes part in a social acceptability campaign run by Croisières du Saint-Laurent.
Destination Gaspé's brand-new, optimized website also stimulates the local economy and enhances the tourism offering by improving the visibility and appeal of local businesses. It offers a modern, engaging showcase on a centralized platform, while integrating rich content linked to local stories and the region's unique cultural events.
