Stargazing in Quebec is an extraordinary experience. It’s easy to find a spot to watch clouds go by, pointing at all the different shapes that form in the light skies. But when the blue turns to black, the light pollution of our cities makes it difficult to view the wonder’s that night has to offer:
You may have never heard of Abitibi-Temiscamingue, in Quebec, but this little-mentioned region is an incredible destination with so much to offer! The unique mix of Quebecois tradition, French cuisine, beautiful landscapes and true hospitality are unforgettable. Abitibi-Temiscamingue is an administrative region in Quebec having 5 regional county municipalities; Abitibi, Abitibi-Ouest, Rouyn-Noranda, Vallée-de-l’Or, and Temiscamingue. You’ll
The best way to get a dose of Quebecois culture and history in just one week is by going to Quebec City during the New France Festival. The festival has incredible entertainment, unique food and lots of things to see and do. You can eat turkey drumstick that looks right out of the Flintstones, try
Welcome to the generous regions of Quebec maritime! The maritime regions of Québec combine four of the most scenic tourist regions in Eastern Québec: Bas-Saint-Laurent, Gaspésie, Côte-Nord (Tadoussac to Blanc-Sablon) and the Îles de la Madeleine. Although very different from each other, these regions are united by the sea and a maritime tradition represented by no
This wonderful post is shared from Planet Blue Adventure, an awesome blog about travel, food, and everything in between! Visit it here for more great content like this. Guest Post by Jennifer Sharp As destinations for gastronomic excellence go, Quebec City has always been high on the list, with its unique blend of both deluxe
Every winter, in pockets of North America and beyond, something quietly extraordinary happens. Temperatures drop, lake surfaces harden over weeks of deep cold, and then people start moving in. Shanties appear first in ones and twos, then in dozens, then in hundreds, until an entire community has materialized on what, just weeks earlier, was open
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Two wineries, two very different expressions, and one memorable tasting journey through Nova Scotia wine country. There is something deeply satisfying about discovering a wine region that still feels a little underappreciated by the wider world. Nova Scotia may not yet command the same instant recognition as Niagara or Napa for every traveller, but it
With rising costs and a growing desire for presence over prestige, more travellers are staying close—and finding magic just a few hours from home. In a year shaped by cautious optimism and tighter budgets, a quiet shift is underway in how people travel. Gone are the months-long countdowns and over-planned itineraries. Instead, a new kind
In a time of constant connection and digital saturation, travellers are turning their gaze upward—and finding clarity in the cosmos. While mainstream tourism races to offer faster Wi-Fi and flashier experiences, a quiet movement is unfolding under dark skies. In 2025, astrotourism—travel centred around observing celestial events, constellations, and unpolluted night skies—is becoming a leading
Welcome to the World of Street Food Street food is a delicious passport to the cultures and flavours of the world. It’s not just about eating; it’s about experiencing local life through vibrant markets and bustling streets. Whether you’re wandering through a Canadian city or exploring distant lands, street food offers a unique, affordable taste
Embarking on a journey with little ones brings unexpected delights and memorable experiences that shape your family’s story. The path of travelling with kids transforms ordinary destinations into extraordinary adventures full of wonder and discovery. Family trips create powerful bonds through shared experiences and new perspectives, but they also call for thoughtful planning to keep
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Discover the enchanting allure of South France, where sun-drenched hills, cobblestone lanes, and centuries-old traditions converge in storybook villages. From the lavender-scented air of Provence to the coastal charm of the Côte d’Azur, these hidden gems offer a slower, more soulful way to explore the region—far from the crowds but rich in character. Gordes Shines
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