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Municipality in Quebec, Canada
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Havre-Saint-Pierre (population 3337, 2021) is a tiny seaside village in a remote corner of Quebec's North Shore, in the region of Minganie. The town is also noted for the excellent fishing, being made up largely of snow crab, scallops, and lobster, with excellent salmon and trout to be found in the numerous rivers and lakes.
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Bureau d'information touristique de Havre-Saint-Pierre
Centre providing tourist information on the attractions and services of the Côte-Nord region.
Cultural centre
Former Labrador Stores General Store, Wells, of the Hudson's Bay Company built in 1943. In this old general store near the tourist sector, it houses a permanent exhibit entitled L’Autre Roman (the Other Tale), which relates the history of Havre-Saint-Pierre since 1857. Guided tours are offered
Petite Ile au Marteau Lighthouse
Park encompassing a large number of islands in the Mingan Archipelago of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence with unique geological features (monoliths). Flora and fauna include puffins and the rare Mingan Thistle.
Salmon fishing outfitter with seven-room inn 66 km east of Havre-Saint-Pierre. Baie-Johan-Beetz is one of the last villages before Route 138 ends.
Fast food - burgers and fries.
Restaurant.
Family restaurant. Seafood and non-seafood dishes.
Seafood, pizzas and pub food.
Poissonnerie du Havre
Meals served on site. Online order.
Twelve rooms. Five shared bathrooms, laundry room, common living room, two fully equipped dining rooms, Internet.
Hotel of 100 rooms including a cafeteria, a bar and meeting rooms. Rated 3 stars. Located at the water's edge close to services.
70 rooms, wi-fi, refrigerators, banquet/meeting room, breakfast, open year-round.
22 rooms and 2 business suites.
Gîte 4 saisons
Private bathrooms, high-speed wireless Internet access, free private, lighted parking, common lounge, outdoor park with swing, pets not allowed, completely non-smoking establishment Breakfast included. Classified 4 suns by the CITQ (Quebec Tourism Industry Corporation).
Two bedrooms with private bathrooms, three studios and access to a shared kitchenette. Internet access, laundry room, BBQ, completely non-smoking establishment, garage for snowmobiles, motorcycles and bicycles, two bicycles available, outlet for electric car charging. Rated 3 suns by the CITQ (Quebec Tourism Industry Corporation). Warm welcome from the Acadiens.
Four rooms. Private and shared bathroom, two common living rooms, a kitchenette, wireless high-speed Internet. Continental breakfast included. View of the Mingan Islands allowing you to observe marine mammals, direct access to the beach. Rated 3 suns by Tourisme Québec.
Le camping municipal de Havre-Saint-Pierre
Seaside seasonal municipal camp ground, from mid-June to early September. Each camp site has a picnic table and fire pit. The campsite includes a sanitary block, a dumping station and a launderette.
Souvenirs Archipel Mingan
Souvenir shop, café-bistro, cabin and motel rooms, whale and lighthouse tours.
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Havre-Saint-Pierre is located on Route 138 east of Sept-Îles.
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