Centre d’Interprétation du Phoque
Learn about the beautiful and fascinating world of seals, like what affects their migratory habits and their behaviour. You’ll learn about the important role they have in the culture and history of the Magdalen Islands. Interactive activities, videos, games, and other ways to immerse yourself in the seals’ world will delight young and old alike, and will ensure that everyone leaves with a new appreciation for the seals and the world we share with them.
Minimum Time Required: 1.5 hours

Club de Golf – Îles-de-la-Madeleine
If golfing’s your thing, or if at least majestic scenery and fresh air are, then playing a 9-hole round of golf is exactly what your trip needs. Equipment rental, bar, and snack-bar are all available to make your day complete.

Aquarium des Îles
Located in a historic warehouse, the aquarium welcomes all its guests to explore all of the diverse aquatic life available. Touch Pools allow visitors to handle some of the species, which will make for a fun day for both young and old. And no one can resist seeing the seals swim and play in the outdoor pool. The aquarium is a gateway to underwater exploration and education, and a fun time for everyone.

Les Excursions de la Lagune
View the scenery of a lagoon up close on this glass-bottomed boat. See the diverse sea life and flora from this unique viewpoint, and hear the guide explain the details of the lagoon’s life and its ecosystem. Groups can even request to taste mussels, clams, cockles, and more. You’ll also learn how blue mussels and scallops are grown, and you’ll even get to see grey seals resting on sand dunes. Les Excursions de la Lagune will leave you with a new understanding of the importance of sea life.

Fumoir d’Antan
In preserving the history of the old smoke houses on the Islands, Le Fumoir d’Antan has made itself a tourist destination where visitors can learn about the days of the booming smoked herring industry. You’ll see how fishing and processing is accomplished, and you can purchase herring smoked the old fashioned way. This is a unique opportunity to see a piece of history in action today, as the herring is still smoked the way it was years ago.