• Forests of larch, birch and aspen as far as the eye can see.
• Lakes and rivers where fish abound.
• Islands, both magnificent and awesome.
• Man's achievements as big as the territory, such as the power dams.
• Huge blue whales that haunt the waters of the St Lawrence river, accompanied by its kind: seals, belugas and white porpoises.
• And the St.Lawrence river, the world's oldest, so impressive, where it is not unusual to observe the smooth passing by of an iceberg in July, detached by the melting of polar ice.

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The town of Tadoussac is the gateway to the Côte-Nord, neighbouring the areas of Charlevoix and Saguenay Lac Saint-Jean. One reaches the area by boat:
 

North-West on the Terre-Neuve/Blanc-Sablons ferry boat
South-West on the Baie-Sainte-Catherine/Tadoussac ferry boat
Some sectors are accessible only by plane.

Côte-Nord is divided into 2 main sectors:

• Manicouagan
• Duplessis