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Longue-Rive is an appropriate place for observing migrating shorebirds. This municipality has on its territory one of the largest salt marshes in Quebec. Several species of birds shelter in these marshes, including dabbling ducks, passerines and shorebirds (waders). Ornithologist guides can accompany amateurs during their ornithological discoveries. This festival is under the aegis of the Tadoussac Bird Observatory in association with QuébecOiseaux.
Marine Mammal Interpretation Centre
Interpretation centre on the life of different species of marine mammals (whales, whales) evolving in the St. Lawrence River. Offers whale watching tours.
Chapel of Tadoussac
The chapel of Tadoussac, also called the chapel of the Indians, is a heritage building built between 1747 and 1750 and classified as a national historic site. It is one of the oldest wooden places of worship to survive in Quebec.
Sainte-Croix Church
Catholic Church erected in 1889.
Prince Shoal Lighthouse
Lighthouse nicknamed "la Toupie" in the middle of the St. Lawrence River at the mouth of the Saguenay Fjord.
Sea & World ecotours
Guided sea kayaking excursion in the Saguenay Fjord and the St. Lawrence Estuary. Half-day or two to four-day packages available. Packages include kayaking (tandem or solo), wet suit, experienced guide, camping gear, and pre-departure meals and training. Half-day packages are offered three times a day with departures at 09:00, 12:30 and 16:00. Reservations recommended.