Overview
Les Éboulements is a cluster of villages and hamlets in Quebec's Charlevoix region, most famously featuring Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive on the Grande-Côte with exceptional St. Lawrence River panoramas.
Day Trips · History · Museums · Nature · Trekking
Before you go
Culture
Les Éboulements is part of Quebec's Association of the Most Beautiful Villages. Maritime heritage from 19th-century schooner building is celebrated at the Musée maritime de Charlevoix.
Language
Les Éboulements is in francophone Quebec. French is the primary language, though tourism staff often speak basic English.
Money
Canadian dollars (CAD) accepted everywhere. Credit cards widely accepted at accommodations and restaurants. ATMs available in larger villages.
Transport
Route 362 (Route du Fleuve) is the scenic coastal route through Les Éboulements; Route 138 passes inland via Saint-Hilarion. Ferry service connects Saint-Joseph-de-la-Rive to Île aux Coudres.
Weather
Charlevoix has distinct seasons: warm summers (15-25°C), colorful autumns, cold snowy winters (-10 to -20°C), and springs. The meteorite crater creates varied microclimates.