So Much
to Explore
The salmon are reason enough to come. But the Labrador coast has kept secrets most Canadians have never discovered — UNESCO World Heritage Sites, ancient icebergs, towering lighthouses, and wildlife encounters unlike anywhere else.
“The Québec Lower North Shore and Southern Labrador are among the most spectacular — and most overlooked — destinations in all of Canada. Most people who come for the fishing come back for everything else.“
Discover the
Labrador Coast
World Heritage Sites. Towering lighthouses. Preserved outport communities. Historic ships and working harbours. All within reach of the lodge.
Red Bay UNESCO World Heritage Site
Just down the road: the world’s best-preserved 16th-century Basque whaling station. A UNESCO World Heritage Site run by Parks Canada. Precious artifacts from our past that many have never heard of. The underwater archaeology alone is remarkable.
UNESCO Heritage · History
Point Amour Lighthouse
The tallest lighthouse in Atlantic Canada, and one of its most storied. Climb the tower and take in a sweeping 360° view across the Strait of Belle Isle. History and scenery in equal measure.
Landmark · Panoramic Views
Battle Harbour Historic Site
Step into a remarkably preserved early 20th-century Labrador outport — a national historic site where the buildings, the docks, and the silence all tell a story worth hearing. Time stands still here.
National Historic Site · Outport
Checatica Scallop Farm
A rare behind-the-scenes tour of an active scallop aquaculture operation in Checatica Bay — between Old Fort Bay and Saint-Augustin, Québec. Unforgettable coastal scenery at every turn.
Aquaculture · Unique Experience
Southern Labrador Trails
Coastal hiking trails through some of the most remote and dramatic scenery in eastern Canada. Wild beaches, tundra headlands, and river valleys — mostly to yourself.
Hiking · Coastal Scenery
The Lower North Shore Communities
A chain of small, remote communities along the Québec coast — accessible only by boat or small aircraft for much of history. Each one has a distinct character and a story to tell.
Culture · Local ExperienceWildlife, Ice &
Open Ocean
The sea off the Labrador coast offers its own world — several species of whale, dolphins, seals, seabirds, ancient icebergs, and some of the richest cold-water marine life on the Atlantic seaboard.
Whale Watching & Wildlife Tours
Minke, humpback, and fin whales feed in the waters off the coast all summer. Boat tours arranged on request — up close encounters with some of the ocean’s most impressive creatures.
Minke · Humpback · Fin Whales
Iceberg Encounters
Each spring and early summer, ancient icebergs drift past the coast on their journey south. Our boat tours take you alongside these walls of 10,000-year-old Arctic ice — an experience unlike anything else.
Spring & Early Summer · Boat Tours
Cod Jigging
Traditional cod jigging from a boat in the rich cold waters off the Labrador coast. A genuine piece of Labrador culture — and one of the most satisfying afternoons you can have between river sessions.
Traditional · Family FriendlyAll sea excursions arranged on request. Ask us when planning your visit.
Ask About ExcursionsMake the Most of
Your Time Here
Whether you’re here for the fishing, the coast, the history, or all three — we’ll help you plan a visit that makes the most of everything this place has to offer.