ON THE WAY TO
FAIRMONT LE MANOIR RICHELIEU
How to get to the Manoir and what to do on the way?
BY CAR
90 minutes from Québec City via the magnificent Route du Fleuve 362 or the road 138.
BY BUS
Intercar offers daily trips between Québec City and La Malbaie.
BY PLANE
Québec City Airport (YQB) – 160 km
Charlevoix Airport (CYML) – 10 km
Located just 90 min from Québec City, the Manoir is accessible by car or bus. Take the stunning River Route and discover must-see activities and sights to enjoy before arriving at the hotel. Between Québec City and La Malbaie, treat yourself to an unforgettable getaway at the heart of nature and history.
Baie-Saint-Paul: Vibrant and Inspiring
This charming little town offers the perfect blend of nature, art, and culture. Stroll along Saint-Jean-Baptiste Street, lined with art galleries and boutiques—ideal for picking up local souvenirs!
And why not end the day on the shores of the Baie? Whether it’s a picnic with friends, a sunset stroll, or simply enjoying the salty breeze, this natural haven invites you to slow down and savour the moment.
The Charm of Saint-Urbain
Continuing your journey toward La Malbaie, why not take a detour through the beautiful municipality of Saint-Urbain?
The area is full of opportunities for outdoor activities, such as the stunning Grands-Jardins National Park, offering breathtaking natural landscapes of mountains and valleys. Saint-Urbain is also known for its vibrant agritourism scene, with numerous local producers and restaurants that contribute to the region’s reputation.
Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive: Between Sky, Sea, and Memory
Nestled in the heart of Charlevoix, Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive invites you to explore a living maritime heritage. Once a schooner village, it now offers an immersion into the history of the Saint Lawrence River, local craftsmanship, and the laid-back lifestyle of an authentic village.
The Charlevoix Maritime Museum takes you into the world of schooners and coastal navigation, while the Saint-Gilles Paper Mill, the first economuseum in Québec, reveals the ancestral craft of handmade paper production. The Santons de Charlevoix, on the other hand, will captivate you with their hand-painted terracotta figurines, true representations of local culture.
L'Isle-aux-Coudres : Un Joyau du Fleuve
En 15 minutes de traversier depuis Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive, rejoignez cette île pittoresque avec son ambiance paisible et son riche patrimoine. On y découvre des fermes locales, des cidreries, et des produits du terroir. Faites le tour de l’isle à vélo pour profiter au maximum de ses plages et sentiers et prendre un bon bol d’air frais!
Next stop: Les Éboulements!
This village, with its unique topography, offers breathtaking views of the Saint Lawrence River and the surrounding mountains. Take a guided tour of the 1790 seigneurial mill, then treat yourself to a sweet stop at the village chocolatier, renowned for its delicious Belgian chocolate.
Final stop: Saint-Irénée
Saint-Irénée, a picturesque village in the heart of Charlevoix, invites you to discover its stunning beach, perfect for swimming or taking a sunset stroll along the Promenade des Bains. Its church, dating back to 1842, is a true gem of the local heritage, and its peaceful atmosphere makes it an ideal place to recharge.
Just a short walk away, the Domaine Forget adds an artistic touch to this enchanting setting with its renowned cultural programming and its outdoor sculpture garden, where art and nature meet in harmony.
