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Village municipality in Quebec, Canada
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Godbout is a municipality in Manicouagan, in the administrative region of Côte-Nord, in Quebec, on the Route des Baleines and the Route Nature aux mille délices (gourmet route). It is part of the township of De Monts and the tourist region of Manicouagan.
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With a length of 112 km, the Godbout River crosses the territory of the MRC of Manicouagan. Salmon caught in the Godbout River are known to be fierce fighters. The ZEC offers fishing packages for the 13 pools in the “Cap Nord” quota sector and the 22 pools in the non-quota sector.
History museum. The collection of this museum includes many works of Indigenous (First Nations and Inuit) art. This museum has a pottery workshop and a small art shop. On occasion, bread baked in the traditional bread oven can be tasted by visitors.
Croix de Godbout
Panoramic view of Godbout Bay. It is necessary to climb about 390 steps to reach this cross which overlooks a relatively steep cliff.
Take-out ready meals: seafood, pizza, lasagna, spaghetti sauce. Indoor dining area. Convenience store section: lottery, fishing worms, Sinto oils.
Restaurant.
Inn offering seven rooms, in a distinctive decor.
Gite & unusual accommodation with sandwich bar, in a rustic and friendly decor. Authentic native art shop. Local products.
Hotel and hostel.
B & B.
Campsite with a sanitary block with hot water, shower, toilet. Offer of lots with two services (water, electricity) or three services (water, electricity and sewer).
By car
Route 138 passes 2 km east of the village via rue Mgr Labrie.
By bus
By boat
Tourist information
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Baie-Comeau · Regional · YBC
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