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"Quebec's natural wonderland" a Tadoussac Travel Page by mim95

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"Quebec's natural wonderland" a Tadoussac Travel Page by mim95

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Real Name: Mimi
Lives In: Southern Thailand, TH
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Quebec's natural wonderland

by mim95 - last update: Aug 30, 2007

whalewatchers at Pointe de l'Islet
Tadoussac is a small village situated at the intersection of two rivers: the Saguenay and the St. Lawrence. The French established its first North American trading post here. The town has a history of more than 400 years, even older than the more famous Quebec City. Today, it is a touristic town for those who love to see the whales and belugas, as well as enjoying the nature in general.

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Pros:"can watch the whales from ashore"
Cons:"variable weather - rain, clouds and sun can happen many times in a day"
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Comments for mim95 about Tadoussac
Bwana_Brown Tue Feb 12, 2008 18:15 UTC
 Beautiful photos and a great start on your Tadoussac page!! It only increases my desire to some day visit the north shore of the St. Lawrence River!
Faiza-Ifrah Tue Jan 29, 2008 01:39 UTC
 some very good pictures on this page Mimi. you are a great photographer. no matter what we do during the day, i will like to stay in that gorgeous hotel at night though.
SLLiew Tue Dec 4, 2007 14:39 UTC
 Wow...an island with 400 years of history and whale/beluga watching. Thanks for sharing,. Cheers, SL :)

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