Percé lives according to the rhythm of the sea, inviting visitors to discover and explore the thousand and one facets of its colourful maritime life. There are so many ways to behold the ocean in this wave-sculpted land. Whether you go hiking in Parc national de l'Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé to see the largest colony of Northern Gannet in the world or view the big whales, you'll be truly moved.

Taking to the sea in Percé Bay is the ideal way to get acquainted with a way of life that has shaped the history of this little village. And if you'd like to learn more about the passion of these seahardy people, you can take to the sea for a guided tour of lobster trapping or jigging for fish.

If you're up for a little outdoor adventure, how about a paddle alongside the massive rock in a sea kayak or a dive down to Percé's always colourful and lively sea floor?