The Cape of Miquelon is definitely worth a visit. The scenery is breathtaking and the plant life is rich and diverse. This walk offers every chance to observe deer! The developed trails make this itinerary accessible to most! Starts and ends at the Miquelon Tourist Information Centre/MNE Level of difficulty: average ...
Come spend a day on the dunes, bound by the ocean to the east and west! At the edge of the Grand Barachois lagoon, you can observe shorebirds, seals and Canada geese while listening to the chattering of the seabirds. On the Isthmus, you’ll also have an opportunity to walk on fertile land, where farming is still practiced. Starts a...
In tune with the lagoon Walk through a dune environment until you reach the wildlife observatory. Along your way, you’ll learn more about the surrounding vegetation. Shorebirds and seals await you at this site, with its atmosphere unlike any other! Starts and ends at the Miquelon Tourist Information C...
A round-trip walk for a view that’s well worth the trip, because the Cormorandière valley never disappoints. On the way, discover the fauna and flora that surrounds you—the natural heritage that makes the archipelago so rich! Starts and ends at the Miquelon Tourist Information Centre/MNE Level of difficulty: Easy
Discover the cliffs of the Cape of Miquelon, as well as the site’s fauna and flora. Take advantage of a spectacular vantage point to observe the wilderness and maybe even spot an American bald eagle! You’ll be treated to a breathtaking, life-size panoramic view! Starts and ends at the Miquelon Tourist Information Centre/MNE ...
Nature and men Come spend a day on the dunes, bound by the ocean to the east and west! At the edge of the Grand Barachois lagoon, you can observe shorebirds, seals and Canada geese while listening to the chattering of the seabirds. On the Isthmus, you’ll also have an opportunity to walk on fertile land, where ...
The sea to the east, the sea to the west, come and spend a day in the dunes! At the edge of the Grand Barachois lagoon, you will observe shorebirds, seals, Canada geese, all accompanied by the chatter of sea birds. The isthmus is also an opportunity to stroll over a fertile land, where agriculture is still present. Starts and ends a...
Land, sea and birds Walk through the undergrowth of the archipelago and discover the birds that frequent the area. At the end of your walk, enjoy the splendid view of Ile-aux-Marins. A walk that birdwatching enthusiasts won’t want to miss!
Starts and ends at the Saint-Pierre Tourist Information Centre
Saint-Pierre
L'Arche - Musée et Archives Rue du Onze Novembre
+508 41 04 35
Remarkable species and wide-open spacesDiscover the scents and colors of three natural settings typical of the archipelago: the bog, the subarctic meadow and the undergrowth. A complete immersion in the natural environment of the archipelago and one of the most splendid views of Miquelon-Langlade Island, with the possib...
Accompanied by your guide, you’ll sail off to enjoy breathtaking views: puffins nesting along the mossy coastline, the cliffs that witnessed the island’s history, and seals basking in the sun in a small hidden cove. Plan on taking this must-do tour during your visit so that you can enjoy the rich natural heritage and charm of the islands from t...
Become a sailor for a few hours during a tour aboard the Macareux, a 30-foot sailboat that will bring beginners and experienced boaters close to Grand Colombier and other small islands near Saint-Pierre: those who haven't sailed will be jealous!
Bring a pair of binoculars and observe the natural migratory bird reserve on the island of Grand Colombier aboard the vessel Jeune France.
Board the Jeune France and sail to Cap Percé on Langlade. From the boat, you can admire the beautiful scenery of the island of Miquelon and get a glimpse of deer along the coastline.
Tour around the wild coastline of Langlade to observe seals basking in the sun. The incomparable view of the Pointe Plate lighthouse could suffice to complete this tour, but marine mammals might surface, so keep your eyes open!
Depart from Miquelon for this original tour: after a very short bus ride, board a Zodiac with a guide to discover the lagoon and admire the Grand Barachois, with its colony of seals and its birds. Unforgettable!
On this boat trip, there's no predetermined route. We leave you in the hands of the "Jeune France"'s captain, whose keen eye will guide the ship to a spot where you can view marine mammals in their natural habitat.
When you visit the village of Miquelon, take the time to stop at the Nature Interpretation Center (or MNE). Thanks to a highly interactive permanent exhibit, you’ll be able to discover the history, geology, geography, climate and biodiversity of the archipelago through four natural environments. You’ll also have a chance to enjoy walks and hik...
Start at the first parking lot at Diamant. Go towards the Pointe du Diamant, then Savoyard Beach, and complete the loop by returning to your starting point. This loop can be done in either direction (you may want to let the direction of the wind dictate where to start).
Start at the lookout on the Anse à Pierre Road and walk to the Étang du Télégraphe (pond). Come back via the Étang du Trépied (pond). You’ll arrive in the parking lot of the Étang Thélot (pond).
Start at the Étang Thélot parking lot. Walk towards the entrance to the undergrowth. Go through two clearings known as “Petit-Poêle” and “Grand-Poêle,” then by the path that goes along the Étang du Trépied. Come back by two ponds: Étang du Pied de la Montagne and Étang Thélot.
Start at the parking lot of the Étang Frecker (above the former cold-storage wharf). Follow the Anse à Henry path, then branch off towards the northwest, heading towards the Étang du Cap au Diable. For the return trip, take the Anse à Dinand path (arriving at the end of the Anse à Pierre Road). A second option is possible: after the Étang du ...
Start at the Sainte-Thérèse Chapel and go to the Chemin de la Vierge. Walk to the intersection of the path leading to la Belle Rivière, walk along La Belle Rivière and go up towards the top of the cross. To return, take the Chemin de la Butte au Thé and the fields that overlooks the Anse du Gouvernement.
Start at the place known as “Travania” on the Langlade Road, then go along the south bank of the Grand Barachois, going by the observatory. Return via the south, near the Ferme de l’Ouest and the marshland of the place known as “La Ferme de Larranaga.”
Whether on Miquelon, Langlade, or Saint-Pierre, the gems of ous islands are best discovered by foot. Through hiking, trekking, camping, and nature tours, Escapade Insulaire offers the perfect way to appreciate the archipelago and get up close with its beauty.
CENTRE D’INFORMATION TOURISTIQUE
SAINT-PIERRE
Place du Général de Gaulle
BP 4208 - CP 97500 - Saint-Pierre
Phone:+508 41 02 00
Contact St-Pierre
CENTRE D’INFORMATION TOURISTIQUE
MIQUELON
MNE - Place des Ardilliers
BP 4208 - CP 97500 - Miquelon-Langlade
Phone: +508 41 61 87
Contact Miquelon
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