Cap-aux-Meules is the gateway to the Magdalen Islands, an archipelago in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Made up of three villages, French-speaking Cap-aux-Meules has the biggest population of the islands, with a bustling port frequented by small ships, fishing boats, and ferries. Visit Saint-Pierre de La Verniere Church, which was built in 1876 and is the second-largest wooden church in North America made from salvaged materials from shipwrecks. The islands are home to six charming 19th-century lighthouses. Scenic Freechoice: A Taste of Iles de la Madeleine: Discover the flavors of Iles de la Madeleine with visits to local producers, including Pied-De-Vent cheese and Fumoir d'Antan smoked herring, while enjoying scenic stops at colorful traditional homes, Echouerie Lighthouse, and Dune du Sud beach. Cycling Cap-aux-Meules: Explore Iles de la Madeleine by e-bike with a local guide, taking in red cliffs, sandy beaches, colorful houses, and lighthouses, while learning about local life, wildlife, and fishing traditions. Fisherman & Acadian Settlement: Journey from Cap-aux-Meules to Havre-Aubert Island to experience traditional fishing life at Le Site d'Autrefois. Explore historic Acadian villages like La Grave, and admire the island's colorful houses, pebble beaches, and dramatic red sandstone cliffs. Discover Grosse Ile: Witness the stunning scenery of Grosse Ile with its red cliffs, sandy beaches, and charming village. Meet local lobster fishermen, visit a lobster pond, and sample freshly caught lobster while learning about the island's maritime traditions. Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner. ...
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