Tadoussac, 400 years of History

The first permanent settlement as a trading venture with the First Nations was indeed established in Tadoussac as was the first dwelling. The year 2000 coincides with the 400th anniversary of the arrival of Pierre de Chauvin de Tonnetuit, a merchant of Honfleur who left l6 men behind in a "country-seat" and of which only five survived, helped by Chief Anadabijou and his band. This year, Tadoussac's population highlights this major event in Canada's history with important festivities.

Each year, Tadoussac, gateway to the North Coast, welcomes thousands of visitors in an enthralling setting. Between its interpretation centers and hiking trails, its popular whale watching cruises and vast array of nautical activities, each visitor can personally discover and admire the small picturesque hamlet, nestled in one of the worl's most beautiful bays.

Every season is captivating, whether it's fall with its exploding colours in the mountains around Tadoussac, winter with its sparkling white coat and easy access to snowmobiles, spring and summer offering thousands of little treasures to be discovered, they all contribute to making this place a magnificent paradise ,,,,,,where the awe-inspiring Saguenay joins the majestic St-Lawrence River. Get ready for some great "surfing"! The website you are about to discover will lead you to our B & B's and Hotels for a well deserved rest after all your activities!

Welcome!

Pierre Marquis, mayor,
Tadoussac Village