Top Things to do in Sainte Anne des Monts
Top 6 Things to do in Sainte Anne des Monts, Canada
Discover the best top things to do in Sainte Anne des Monts, Canada including Exploramer, Couleur Chocolat, Extreme Chic-Chocs, Eskamer Aventure, Mine d'agates du Mont Lyall, Nathalie Dumouchel Ceramiste.
Restaurants in Sainte Anne des Monts
1. Exploramer
Overall Ratings
4 based on 134 reviews
Reviewed By alsolly - Chicago, IL
A marvelous combination of aquarium and hands-on experience, the perfect way to introduce visitors (especially kids) to a region still dependent on the sea. Probably the only way to experience fish-harvesting without hiring onto a boat -- and if there's a species in adjacent waters, it's probably in one of its tanks (including live cod, sea urchins and lobster).
2. Couleur Chocolat
Overall Ratings
5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By n8fire - Montreal, Canada
I remembered watching TV a few years ago where they mentioned a great chocolate artisan in Ste-Anne-Des-Monts. I had made a mental note to check it out the next time I would visit and honestly pretty much forgot about it until driving around town and seeing a sign that said chocolate pointing up a narrow side street.
That's when it came back to me and I'm glad it did. As soon as I stepped into the shop I was offered a chocolate to try. There were two choices and I opted for the espresso one which was absolutely delicious. I was hooked. 100$ later I was getting out with 4 boxes of chocolates.
I since had the chance to sample most of the chocolates and I must say it's well worth stopping by (or making a detour) to try them out.
I'm sure I will be back next time I'm in the area.
3. Extreme Chic-Chocs
Overall Ratings
5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By shawn s - Sainte Anne des Monts, Canada
Fantastic way to discover the off road beauty while enjoying love of off road vehicles ..There are thousands of kms of trails,, and experienced people to guide you to an awesome experience ..Thank you Mister for your comment!! Alain
4. Eskamer Aventure
Overall Ratings
5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By LuxembourgEnjoyed - Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Professionnal approach and adaptability in a very appreciated laid back manner. Family kayak trip initially planned out at sea but due to weather conditions was adapted to a very nice river descent taking into consideration beginner level of us, partcipants!!
5. Mine d'agates du Mont Lyall
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Visit to an OPEN PIT MINE at Mount Lyall, where visitors and search for agate, amethyst, quartz, kaolin clay, etc..). The mine provides hammers and tools, as well as a stone-cutting and polishing service (based on size). Also have a shop with rocks, gems and jewelry for sale. It's recommended that visitors bring their own gear (boots, gloves) as well as food. Cash, Visa and MasterCard accepted.
Reviewed By TheCann0n - Calgary, Canada
When planning our trip, this activity sounded neat, so we decided to throw it in even though it added several hours of travel.
On the day planned, the weather was substandard. It was cool with occasional showers. Cool we knew would be fine for digging rocks, but we weren't interested in rain. We decided to go nonetheless. The place is hard to find. Coming from Sainte-Anne-Des-Monts, drive straight through Gaspésie National Park. When you enter Chic-Chocs, look for a dirt road going to Murdochville. Turn left on that, then watch for signs soon thereafter for you to turn right to the mine.
We found it, and felt that it was well worth it. When you boil it down for what it is, it's just collecting rocks. You really don't know what you're going to get until you split them open. Despite this, the entire family had a great time. The kids absolutely loved it, and cherish their new treasures that we got cut open. The guy doing the cutting is awesome and really helpful to try to determine which are best candidates for cutting open and which are not. No charge if it's a dud.
Cost for a family of four was $57 to get in and dig. We ended up spending another $50 on cutting. Then, believe it or not, we couldn't agree on which uncut rocks to throw away, so we packed them up and they flew home with us. Makes for heavy luggage, but kids were so attached to these. Total, we spent over 3 hours there even though it felt like a lot shorter.
6. Nathalie Dumouchel Ceramiste
Overall Ratings
5 based on 7 reviews
Hand thrown porcelaine. Each pieces are unique and hand made.
Reviewed By Frederic G
The owner herself let you see how she is working to create those pieces of art. She'll answer all your questions. Very nice person to talk to. She accept credit cards.
