THE WAY OF THE RIVER, IN THE HEART OF THE MINGAN ISLANDS

To the east of the central North Shore, at the border of the old Labrador, in the heart of the Mingan archipelago and 8 km from the village of Baie-Johan-Beetz, this fishing territory enjoys an exceptional setting, imbued with sea spray and the scents of the ocean, peat bogs, and boreal forest. Located at the confluence of the Corneille River and the majestic Gulf of St. Lawrence, the La Corneille lodge is established on a peninsula of the archipelago, inviting you to retreat from the world in a private and enchanting setting. Its territory, organized around the Corneille River, represents a concentration of the northern maritime and boreal ecosystem, completely preserved and only accessible from the lodge. The North Shore is the ultimate tourist destination to discover the fascinating world of the St. Lawrence. A region of contrasts where millennia-old traditions coexist with proud ties to a recent past.

Here are the different activities we offer based on your desires: Discovery of Indigenous culture. Millennia-old Innu activity related to their lifestyles associated with the riches of the Saint Lawrence River, such as lobster. Sweat tent activities and picnic on an island in the Mingan Archipelago. Introduction to fly fishing. Exploration of the river and the River by kayak.