The Tadoussac Region

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Tadoussac can be considered one of the world's great whale sanctuaries. This charming Québec town is ideally situated for observing the cetaceans that thrive in the waters where the Saint Lawrence River meets the Saguenay Fjord.
Amid these grand landscapes, a zodiac cruise to observe minke and blue whales is a must, along with walks along the surrounding cliffs to discover Québec's natural environment.

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