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The town of Percé encompasses about ten coastal villages spread out over almost 60 kilometres along the coast, from Saint-Georges-de-Malbaie to Cap-d'Espoir.
This fascinating site has attracted visitors since the 1930s, when it became a very popular cultural centre. Many artists were attracted and charmed by the colourfulness of the fishermen and the magnetism of the site. Percé continues to enjoy a vibrant cultural life. There are more than twenty spots where one can see exhibits presenting a variety of artistic disciplines. Whether you are arriving from the north by way of Pic de l’Aurore or from the south via Côte Surprise, the setting will astound you. The magnificence of the Rocher Percé and the Bonaventure Island with its thousands of Northern Gannets, guarantee you wonderful memories.
Choose among a variety of attractions and activities such as the Parc national de l’île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé (Charles Robin, Rocher Percé and Île Bonaventure sectors), sea excursions (fishing, whale watching, seabird watching…), nautical activities (diving, kayaking…), guided tours and hiking. The hiking trails of Mont Sainte-Anne, the grotto, and the crevice allow you to explore the Percé mountains and to discover spectacular landscapes. The region is also known for its excellent restaurant fare. In addition, visitors delight in browsing in the many handicraft and souvenir shops.
Source: Tourisme Gaspésie
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