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Parish municipality in Quebec, Canada
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Saint-Siméon is a parish municipality in Chaleur Bay, in Gaspésie, in the east of Quebec. The local community is mostly made up of Acadians.
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Peninsula advancing towards the southeast in Baie-des-Chaleurs. A jetty of about 450 m stretches north from the end of the point, providing a haven for boating. This peninsula is an ideal place to observe the Baie-des-Chaleurs and the life that animates it: passage of boats, boating, waves, beaches, evolution of atmospheric phenomena (mists, clouds, storms, sunrise and sunset), observation of marine mammals and birds.
This hostel offers a variety of daily activities: yoga sessions, volleyball games, shows, outdoor film screenings, and theme nights.
Three units for rent from May to September.The rental includes the use of a barbecue and the beach.
Open year round.
Convenience store.
Farm of organic products.
The main traffic route is Route 132, which runs along the coast of the Gaspé Peninsula. Secondary roads provide access to 7e rang and a segment of the Bonaventure River.
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