▶︎ Very intimate view showing the Bic’s exceptional character. Located on St. Lawrence River south shore with its mountain ridges carved by relentless glaciers and St. Lawrence River high tides with numerous marshes and bays. The highest point reaches 346 metres and it offers breathtaking panoramic views of the River.

▶︎ What more can we say about the majestic Saguenay Fjord - a U-shaped valley with its abrupt and impressive cliffs created by the passage of glaciers giving its typical trough shape - a marine and ecological Quebec jewel. With its 100 km, this Fjord is the world longest at a low latitude. Il is composed of a multitude of bays which constantly follow the tides.

▶︎ Sailing on the Saguenay Fjord is one of Grandeur. The enclosed feeling given by the cliffs gives you the impression that time has been stopped. The Fjord creation started more than 4 billion years ago, with the Canadian Shield being scarified by the passage of successive glaciers, resulting in the powerful Saguenay River connecting Lake St. John to the St. Lawrence River.

▶︎ What a magnificent panorama from the Tadoussac Bay toward the majestic Saguenay Fjord. Starting point where an exceptionally diversified marine fauna comes to feed attracted by abundant planktons and an opportune mix of soft and salty waters.

▶︎ Before spring springs in Mount Royal Park, the landscape is monochromatic, peaceful and full of promise. This is the area Olmsted called the Brakenfell. Ascending the slope on worn stone steps through a forest that has been there forever distances us from the bustling city behind.