Getting ashore
A new wharf, built at a cost of CAD 20 million, has been completed for cruise stop-overs. It is within walking distance of the town.
Watch-outs
The Côte-Nord is remote and cold, with fog and wind. Plan your day with the ship’s times and bring warm clothes.
The town
Sept-Îles is an industrial port and a regional centre, with a waterfront, a museum and shops.
Ile Grande Basque
Île Grande Basque is a historic island where Basque whalers worked. It is reached by boat and has a museum and walking paths.
Whales and birds
The Gulf of St Lawrence has whales, seals and birds in season. Boat tours run from the town.
Food & shopping
Quebec food includes tourtière, fresh seafood and maple products. Cafés near the waterfront are the easiest choice.
Money & connectivity
The currency is the Canadian dollar. Cards are accepted in most places, and ATMs are in the town.
Accessibility & mobility
The wharf and town are mostly flat. Boat trips involve gangways. Ask your operator for accessible transport.