Bas-Saint-Laurent Regions | Bas-Saint-Laurent Tourism

Escape to all corners of the region.

Each of our six regions represents a unique vacation destination in itself. Together, as the harvests come and go with the tides, they contribute to shaping our Bas-Saint-Laurent identity, infusing it with its colors, flavors, and singularities. Discover the many facets of the territory and understand why it’s so good to ‘take your time in Bas-Saint-Laurent’.

La Mitis

East of Rimouski, stretching from the Appalachian Plateau to the St. Lawrence River, La Mitis is a wonderful destination where you can enjoy the simple things in life and really make the most of the great Canadian outdoors.

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Rimouski

Steeped in history, Rimouski-Neigette is a fascinating place where the bustling urban feel of Rimouski pairs beautifully with the tranquil surrounding villages, where cultural creativity meets maritime traditions, with breathtaking vistas and plenty to do.

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Les Basques

Located between the Bas-Saint-Laurent’s two main urban centres, Les Basques is a maritime and agricultural region whose wealth of history, beautiful coastline and captivating vistas set it apart from the rest.

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Rivière-du-Loup

Rivière-du-Loup has a fascinating history, delicious local cuisine that puts regional products in pride of place, a lively cultural scene and outdoor activities galore so that you can explore nature … from an urban POV.

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Témiscouata

Bordered by New Brunswick to the south and Maine to the southwest, Témiscouata is a charming rural, forested region that’s home to breathtakingly beautiful lakes.

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Kamouraska

The gateway to the Bas-Saint-Laurent, Kamouraska is famous for its unique coastal vistas, imposing cabourons, sunsets, picturesque villages and independent businesses.

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