ZLT → ZTB

Gulf of St. Lawrence

Gaze out into the vast, deep blue waters of the Gulf, which dominates the horizon for the duration of the flight.

Gros Mécatina Archipelago

Fly over a labyrinth of rocky islands and islets that characterize this unique section of the Lower North Shore.

Spring Icebergs

In late spring and early summer, look for large white icebergs drifting southward through the coastal waters.

Marine Life Spotting

During summer months, keep an eye on the water surface for the distinct spouts of whales migrating through the Gulf.

Island Chains

The intricate patterns of small, uninhabited islands provide a mesmerizing geographical display from a low altitude.

Canadian Shield Terrain

Observe the ancient, exposed rock of the Laurentian Plateau, showing the raw geological history of Quebec.

Subarctic Tundra

The landscape is a mix of mosses, lichens, and low-lying shrubs typical of the northern coastal environment.

Inland Ponds

The mainland is dotted with countless small 'puddles' and lakes carved out by prehistoric glacial activity.

Remote Settlements

Catch glimpses of the isolated coastal communities that are only accessible by sea or air.

Tête-à-la-Baleine Approach

As the plane descends, enjoy a close-up view of the rugged mainland inlets near the village of Tête-à-la-Baleine.