It is the picturesque quality of the architecture, the wide open spaces, the proximity of the sea and mountains as well as the artistic life of the village that makes it a mosaic of culture and nature. Take a walk along the narrow streets of the village and discover the joys of the magnificent art galleries and boutiques.
A network of bike paths, still in development, allows you to travel through the city safely on dedicated bike trails or on reserved lanes along busier streets.
Located near the beach, the Boisé du Quai welcomes nature lovers and bird watchers who wants to enjoy this exceptional part of the coastline with an observation platform overlooking the marshes.
Here you'll find a great variety of outdoor activities to enjoy the beautiful landscape of Charlevoix, such as kayaking, mountain biking, canyoning, etc.
The Museum and Heritage Space presents exhibitions and activities related to the history of this congregation established in Charlevoix since the late 19th century.
Certified organic by Ecocert Canada, here you will find a specialized production of organic lavender that can be used in food, therapeutic treatments and more!
54, chemin de la Pointe
Baie-Saint-Paul QC G3Z 2B9 omerto@domainevb.ca
Closed in low season
Art and culture are undeniably part of Baie-Saint-Paul's personality and have made the town renowned over the years. Discover a new wave of inspiration through the work of regional artists by following this circuit specially designed to immerse you in all of Charlevoix's cultural heritage.
This golf course offers a splendid view of the sea, the forest, and the mountains, which change color with the seasons. During your round, you can see Isle-aux-Coudres and the south shore of the St. Lawrence River.
40, chemin de l'Équerre
Baie-Saint-Paul QC G3Z 2Y7 direction@golfbsp.com
Closed in low season
Les Volières de Baie-Saint-Paul is a family farm combining the raising and processing of game birds and, more recently, wild boars. A visit to the shop will give you the opportunity to taste our charcuterie and provisions produced on-site. You will also be able to observe more than 1,000 birds in our outdoor aviaries during the summer season, as well as explore our trails.
Our "100% Charlevoix terroir" products are handcrafted, natural, and environmentally friendly. Our hives, located in different sub-terroirs of Charlevoix, produce unique honeys depending on their location, and it is these particularities and subtleties that we like to bottle in small batches, sometimes adding local fruits or herbs.
The library includes a permanent exhibition paying tribute to the works of the internationally renowned painter René Richard. A real place for the transmission of knowledge, it cohabits with the Centre régional d’archives de Charlevoix.
Right next to the quay, the Ste-Lawrence space offers the most beautiful 360° view of the bay, the mountains, Isle-aux-Coudres and the kitesurfers who brave the waves. Inside the pavilion, the exhibition and interpretation panels take visitors on a discovery of this majestic river that fascinates tourists and locals alike.
A true gourmet tradition of Charlevoix! Come discover all the flavors of chocolate through the expertise of this experienced artisan, who offers you a wide variety of flavors: chocolates, ice cream coatings, and much more!
Omerto is an artisanal wine crafted from tomatoes, a fruit rarely associated with winemaking. This innovative product was born from a know-how initiated by Pascal Miche's great-grandfather and carefully passed down through four generations, blending heritage and innovation. The story of Omerto begins in Belgium in 1938. That year, Omer Miche, the great-grandfather of current producer Pascal.
328, rang Saint-Antoine Nord
Baie-Saint-Paul QC G3Z 2C3 info@omerto.com
Here's a truly unique way to discover the magnificent landscapes of Charlevoix. Whether on a guided horseback ride or a dogsled, come and enjoy nature with our equine friends. These activities will allow you to connect with horses in an authentic and healthy environment.
Industrial production of organic flour using stone mills. Our flours are produced from grains grown in the Charlevoix region. Combining heritage, flint stones, and modernity, this mill is one of a kind.
235, Terrasse la Rémy
Baie-Saint-Paul QC G3Z 2Z7
Closed in low season
On foot, with ski or snowshoes, you can enjoy a great network of trekking tracks that links the region with the Sentier des Caps, the Charlevoix crossing et the Great Transcanadian Trail.
