A unique experience between fjord, sea and forest, departing from Auberge du Cap au Leste
Do you dream ofwatching whales in their natural habitat, without sacrificing comfort and authenticity? Less than 90 minutes from Quebec’s best birdwatching sites, Auberge du Cap au Leste is the perfect base camp for this unforgettable experience.
A memorable adventure just around the corner
Whale watching is one of Quebec’s great natural spectacles. In Tadoussac and Les Escoumins, where the Saguenay Fjord joins the St. Lawrence River, marine giants can be admired in a grandiose setting.
Located in Sainte-Rose-du-Nord, our inn is perched in the heart of the boreal forest, with a spectacular view of the fjord. In just 1h to 1h15 of driving, you reach the two best places in the world to observe :
- Fin whale
- The humpback whale
- The minke whale
- The beluga, emblem of Québec maritime
Whether you set off on a zodiac excursion, an observation boat or simply from the shore, every outing connects you to the breath of life.
The comfort of the Auberge after the expedition
After a day at sea, enjoy the warmth and calm of the Auberge du Cap au Leste.
Our services include :
- Rooms or chalets with breathtaking fjord views
- Home cooking inspired by local flavours
- A bar with Quebec beers and gins
- Indoor pool, sauna and panoramic terraces
We’ve thought of everything to make your stay as relaxing and adventurous as possible.
Nature activities to discover around the Auberge
Whale watching is just the beginning. Staying with us gives you direct access to a host of outdoor activities :
- Sea kayaking on the fjord
- Hiking trails departing from the site
- Swimming in wild creeks
- Explore picturesque villages like Sainte-Rose-du-Nord or L’Anse-Saint-Jean
- Stargazing away from light pollution
Every day spent here is an immersion in Quebec’s wilderness.
Book your stay now
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to watch whales while enjoying the comfort of accommodation nestled in the heart of nature.
Book your stay at Auberge du Cap au Leste and experience the meeting of sea, forest and fjord.
