ZLT → YIF

Petit Mécatina Archipelago

A stunning network of hundreds of small rocky islands and islets dotting the coastline.

Gulf of St. Lawrence

Expansive views of the deep blue gulf waters stretching out toward the horizon.

Iceberg Alley

During May and June, large icebergs drifting from the north are frequently visible from this side.

Marine Wildlife

Potential sightings of minke whales, humpbacks, or seals in the nutrient-rich coastal waters.

Isolated Outports

Aerial views of tiny fishing settlements that are inaccessible by the provincial road network.

Boreal Wilderness

Dense stretches of northern spruce and balsam fir forests typical of the Canadian Shield.

Ancient Granite Ridges

Weather-worn rock formations and rugged topography that reveal the region's glacial history.

Inland Kettle Lakes

Dozens of small, pristine freshwater ponds scattered throughout the mossy tundra landscape.

Mainland Cliffs

Dramatic rocky escarpments that drop sharply toward the coastal plains.