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Beaches and swimming in Quebec

Sandcastles, cannonballs and picnics with your toes in the sand — a beach day is the heart of a family summer. Quebec serves up superb swimming spots, from supervised national park beaches to countryside lakes and urban swimming areas. Little ones splash in the shallows while older kids race to the buoys. Pack the umbrella, the snacks and the beach toys, and watch the day fly by. Explore our listings to pick your family’s next slice of waterfront paradise.

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Plage Jean-Doré

A beautiful sandy beach close to downtown, where water quality is always excellent and many services are available.

Parc national du Mont-Tremblant

Welcome to Mont-Tremblant National Park, the oldest national park in Quebec!

Plage Maria-Goretti

Public beach in shallow water, ideal with young children.

Parc aquatique Sommet Saint-Sauveur

Slides, rafting, wave pool and F.U.N.

Percé UNESCO global geopark

The UNESCO Global Geopark of Percé offers lovers of geology, adventure and thrills a unique opportunity to discover 500 million years of history.

Plage municipale de Rawdon

Beach on the shores of Lac Rawdon with a natural slope of fine sand and access to a swimming area.

Plage du lac Daviault (Marina de Fermont)

Beach offering various water and beach activities plus boat rentals.

Plage Eau Claire

A magnificent beach rated "A", where the water quality has never been anything less than exceptional.

Bora Parc – Indoor Waterpark

The indoor water park at Village Vacances Valcartier is sure to please families in an exotic environment all year round.

Parc-nature du Bois-de-l’Île-Bizard

By bicycle or on foot, explore the many paths of this large park.

Parc du Lac-Beauchamp

Lac-Beauchamp Park offers recreational facilities accessible all year round, and 15 km of recreational trails.

Complexe sportif Claude-Robillard

Built for the 1976 Olympic Games, Claude-Robillard Sports Complex continues to host national and international competitions.