Located at the height of the 50th parallel, halfway between Tadoussac and Kegaska, Port-Cartier is a must-see in the "Côte Nord" region of Quebec. The salmon river and its falls, which wind through the city center, as well as the magnificent beach which extends into the residential area, bear witness to nature in perfect harmony with the city.
Follow the Shelter Bay Heritage Circuit and discover the characters, places, buildings and natural sites that mark the history of this vibrant village, which became the municipality of Port-Cartier in 1959.
The Café-Théâtre Graffiti will undergo major renovations during the summer of 2026. All performances scheduled at this venue this summer will be relocated to the municipality's Agora.
Carried by the authentic charm of Île McCormick where it is housed, the Café-théâtre Graffiti is a unique venue, renowned for the high quality of its shows and its intimate and cozy atmosphere.
The Port-Cartier–Sept-Îles wildlife reserve offers you a land of boundless wonder! This generous nature guarantees unforgettable moments of tranquility. A stay in this vast territory will reveal breathtaking scenery. Your vacation in the beautiful Côte-Nord region will leave you with lasting memories that you will want to share.
Built directly at the foot of the immense waterfall, Rivière aux Rochers Park places you in a front-row seat to witness the upstream migration of Atlantic salmon.
Open year-round, the Les Goélands Outdoor Base is located approximately ten kilometres west of Port-Cartier. Its exceptional site along the shoreline allows for a wide range of activities that will appeal to families, sports enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
Rochelois Park is a cherished spot that opens wide onto the St. Lawrence River. Offshore, the wreck of the Lady Era marks the horizon. So familiar to Port-Cartier residents, the broken silhouette of the bulk carrier that ran aground in 1977 never fails to spark the imagination and curiosity of those discovering it for the first time.
Taïga Park offers 2 km of walking trails on Île Patterson Nord, in the heart of Port-Cartier. Discover the boreal forest, observe birds and, in season, watch salmon fishermen at work in the river pools. A nature spot cherished by families… just steps from downtown!
