Located along the great St. Lawrence River, the charming village of St-Jean-Port-Joli offers a walk through the history and culture in a magnificent landscape ... not to mention the sunsets.

Plaisir de découvrir ......

-Shops and art galleries, sociocultural Centre Gérard Ouellet, Museum of Living Memory, Musée des Anciens Canadiens, Museum Epopéé de la Moto, Maritime Museum of Quebec (Islet), La Seigneurie des Aulnaies

Plasir de la Fête ......

-The Sculpture Biennale, the Summer Concerts Park Chanione Fleury, the Festival of Sailors of Songs, Les Violons d'Automne, the Summer Theatre at La Roche Veillon, Guitars Festival L'Islet

Plaisir de bouger ......

- Equitherapy center La Remontée (riding,  therapeutic riding), Domaine de Gaspé, Trois-Beret Park, Park Chanoine Fleury, Gisele Gardens, Club sportif des Appalaches, Golf Club Trois Saumons, Parc Nautique Saint -Jean-Port-Joli

 Plaisirs gourmands ......

-Artiste Café, Bar La Trinquette, Coffee Bistro OK, Coffee Bonté Divine, microbrewery Ras l' Bock, Porto Bellissimo pizzeria, restaurant La Boustifaille, restaurant St-Jean, Salicornia Coffee, Sandwicherie Libellule.

Open all year around.

All-season rates: 2 nights $595    3 nights $780      4 nights $980

                              5 nights $1175     6 nights $1300

                              1 week $1,450

                              1 month on request.

Rates are in Canadian currency. Lodging tax of $ 3 per night is applicable. Up to 8 persons: $30 nightly fee will be added for each additional person. Period rental may start any day of the week.

How to book:

-A deposit of 30% of the total cost is required to confirm your booking. Balance of the rental payment is due 30 days before the date of arrival. Total payment required if booking is made less than 30 days before the date of arrival.

Tenant's Responsibilities:

Premises must be left in satisfactory condition. All The accessories must remain on site. No animals. Non smoking environnements.

The CITQ is mandated by the Minister of Tourism of Quebec to administer the official classification of seven categories of tourist accommodation establishments. This establishment is visited by the CITQ every 24 months.

The classifier visits the establishment and, using hundreds of strict and objective criteria, rates:

• The quality of physical facilities (bedroom, bathroom, common areas, outside, etc.);
• Its appearance;
• Its cleanliness.

The classifier also looks at:

• Services offered;
• Certain environmental considerations.