Kamouraska

The Irresistible Sweet Land

In addition to its rich architectural and historical heritage, Kamouraska never fails to marvel with the beauty, diversity, harmony, and serenity of its landscapes. Nearby, from the summits of the mountains at Coton and Cabouron, one is captivated by an agricultural, village, maritime, and mountainous panorama.

The first settlers established themselves here around 1692. Located on the south shore of the Saint Lawrence River estuary, Kamouraska benefits from an exceptional landscape: fishing nets for eels anchored on the foreshore, the Kamouraska archipelago, and in the background, the majestic Laurentian Mountains with their impressive sunsets.

In addition to its very beautiful traditional houses, Kamouraska offers visits to its museum and art center, cultural and artistic activities, as well as a host of local products and services.

Nearby, from the summits of the mountains at Coton and Cabouron, one is captivated by an agricultural, village, maritime, and mountainous panorama.

It should be noted that the village’s popularity is evident during the summer, and advance reservations are advisable for accommodation and some restaurants.