Havre-Saint-Pierre Transfers Shuttles

Along the hidden coastline of the inner Gulf of St. Lawrence, Havre-Saint-Pierre is a small town home to a rocky shoreline paired with a juxtaposed evergreen backdrop. Hidden coves are accessible through the small community’s Port du Havre-Saint-Pierre, a central arrival point that makes getting to know the town’s local cuisine, folklore and promenade views just steps from the cruise ship. Upon arrival, get to know the area with as much ease as possible, either by utilizing the two ferry lines departing from the nearby terminal at the end of Rue de la Berge (Berge Street), or through private means like sedans, vans and SUVs perfect or getting a self-guided tour of extraordinary natural landmarks. Ahead of private rentals, the most convenient option is a meet-and-greet service, but only by technicality - choose between the convenient access to local chatter via the recommendations of local personal drivers, also considering the relaxed nature of taxis for easygoing drop offs to distant locations commitment-free.

When the boat arrives, immediately look forward to what the town has to offer, the closest hangout being the marina views and promenade paths at Club Nautique-Havre-St-Pierre - toward the end of its path rests classic Canadian fare paired with astonishing views of the bay at La Promenade, memorable desserts discoverable at the restaurant’s next door Chez Dany Boy as well. For a more guided afternoon, avoid the chaos of going with the flow by going with a structured plan instead, gathering information through the Havre-Saint-Pierre Reception and Interpretation Center for extra help - the dockside building is home to friendly tourist experts who know where to have breakfast and where to watch sunset. For the former, settle down with amazing sweets and sausage biscuits et Casse-croûte au Capayou, while the latter can be taken care of through a striking sunset hike from one of many island trails along the Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve just off shore.