Quebec vacations, whale watching, outfitters, camping Essipit

Discover Essipit,
Québec’s authentic vacation destination!

The Essipit Innu community near Tadoussac invites you to discover its whale-watching cruises and outfitter camps, along with a host of other activities steeped in its age-old yet thoroughly modern aboriginal culture.

With this weather, we announce that Camping Tadoussac (QC) will open on May 24th! New to camping "Tent Hékipia" (ready-to-camp) available from mid-June! Learn by calling our new toll free at 1-855-708-4501 or reservations. Also, the Restaurant Fish-Shop Pêcherie Manicouagan, camping near Tadoussac, open on June 13th, invites you to discover a delectable range of seafood!

	Natakam luxury rental condos with river view The Natakam complex: 8 buildings, each with 4 fully equipped condos. Wide selection of nearby activities and outdoor pool.
	Anse-à-Jos, Anse-à-Yves, Lacs à Jimmy, and Shipek fully equipped cottages in the heart of nature Over 20 cottages with all the amenities to accommodate 2 to 22 guests. Wide selection of nearby activities; some cottages with water view.
	Tadoussac and Le Tipi campgrounds in a breathtaking natural setting Over 200 campsites with or without services. Wide selection of nearby activities and services.
	Whale-watching Zodiac cruises Two-hour Zodiac boat cruises for an up-close look at whales in the St. Lawrence River.
	Lacs à Jimmy, Club Claire, Lac Loup, Lac des Coeurs/Lac Gilles, and Club Lac Bernier hunting and fishing outfitters Extensive hunting and fishing grounds in the Tadoussac region. Bear, small game, and moose hunting; trout fishing; bird watching.

Aerial view of Community Innue Essipit

Map of territory 2013 / Direction map 2013 / GPS Coordinates - Entreprises Essipit - 2013

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The culture of a people is the very esssence of their identity. The Innu Indian nation, to which we belong, is distinct from Québec’s other First Nations, with its own customs and way of life. Our community, Essipit (river shellfish), has a culture unlike that of other by its environment and history. We are proud of our cultural heritage, and this pride is reflected in an ongoing struggle to keep our cultural identity alive in today’s world. As part of our duty to our forefathers and children, we proudly invite you to come and learn more about we are !