
Getting There
Take a direct flight to Jean Lesage International Airport in Quebec City (YQB) followed by a 1h30 transfer by car to reach the resort. Alternatively, you can fly to Montreal Airport (YUL), which is a 3h45 drive away.

Québec’s Charlevoix region is a breathtaking destination known for its stunning landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and outdoor adventures. Nestled between the majestic Laurentian Mountains and the St. Lawrence River, this region offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and small-town charm. Visitors can explore quaint villages, hike through rolling hills, or enjoy activities like whale watching and skiing. With its UNESCO-designated biosphere reserve and vibrant local food scene, Charlevoix is a captivating destination for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those looking to experience authentic Quebecois culture.

Take a direct flight to Jean Lesage International Airport in Quebec City (YQB) followed by a 1h30 transfer by car to reach the resort. Alternatively, you can fly to Montreal Airport (YUL), which is a 3h45 drive away.

Charlevoix's spectacular landscape was shaped by the impact of 15-billion-ton meteor approximately 350 million years ago. Steep cliffs, exceptional parks, impressive vistas and charming villages are nestled among rolling hills and peaceful coves.
Designated as a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve, the surrounding national parks are the ideal setting to discover Québec’s vast unspoilt wilderness, with white-covered wonderlands such as the Ice Valley in Hautes-Gorges-de-la-Rivière- Malbaie, the frozen Montmorency falls, or the impressive Saguenay Fjord. The numerous snowshoe hikes offer beautiful vistas across the region
For the most adventurous, try ice-fishing in the Parc des Grands Jardins, riding a fatbike through the Ice Valley, sampling Via Ferraski in St Siméon, or even ice-canoeing in Isle-aux-Coudres.
Alternatively, take a break from the sport and pay a visit to local quaint Villages such as Baie St Paul with the largest concentration of art galleries in the country or La Malbaie where you’ll find a Casino and a beautiful maritime landscape with bucolic charm together with bourgeois residences from another century.

Experience spectacular skiing East of the Rockies with a season that lasts from late November to early April. The ski resort has artificial snow production facilities on all the main slopes down to the Saint Lawrence River, ensuring excellent snow conditions throughout the season.
Le Massif De Charlevoix is a place where you can easily ski from the summit to where the main base area is located, all the while enjoying views of the imposing St Lawrence river as you swish down the slope. The terrain is ideal for intermediate skiers. Dedicated beginner areas and challenging expert runs, including the Triple Black Diamond trail, offer something for every skill level.
Since the early 2000's, the facilities and trails have been upgraded to a world-class standard. Take a ride to the top in the 12 person Gondola, enjoy the newly installed lifts, and experience ski runs designed for maximum skiing enjoyment!
For enthusiasts of other winter sports, the 4.5-mile sledding trail is well worth exploring. Visitors can also enjoy snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, dog sledding, and alpine touring. The terrain park features a small-to-medium sized jump line and several rails spread across 5.3 acres.
Le Massif is already highly developed and is investing $6 million in improvements, including high-tech snowmaking technology and a beginner snow sports learning center.

Charlevoix’s food is well renowned for its game, cheeses, breads, microbreweries and other delicacies, and can be discovered throughout the Route des Saveurs. In spring, sugar shacks open their doors for sweet and savoury feasts featuring the famous local maple syrup.
Mer et Monts Restaurant
Tuck into a French feast at the very top of the mountain where great views can be enjoyed along with a lunch of rabbit rillette and beef bavette.
Terry’s Place
A local institution for over 35 years, Terry's Place serves exquisite recipes complemented by just the right sauces.
Le Charlevoix Restaurant
Enjoy à la carte dining in a unique setting overlooking the St Lawrence River, surrounded by local art.
Each of these restaurants is just a short drive from Club Med Québec Charlevoix, with most located within approximately 20–25 minutes of the resort.

La Brise Lobby Bar
Enjoy the relaxing atmosphere at La Brise, with live music on weekend evenings.
The Landing
Located on Lake Charlevoix’s Ironton Cove, The Landing offers drinks alongside fresh snacks, including salads, sandwiches, wraps and seafood.
Restaurant Le Saint-Pub
Try authentic poutine and a local brew at Restaurant Le Saint-Pub, a popular local hangout.
These nearby bars are also just a short drive from Club Med Québec Charlevoix, with most located within approximately 20–25 minutes of the resort.

Club Med Québec Charlevoix offers an unforgettable all-inclusive getaway in the heart of Canada's stunning natural beauty. Nestled between mountains and the scenic St. Lawrence River, this all-inclusive resort promises an immersive experience in the great outdoors, with year-round activities like skiing, hiking, and spa relaxation. Perfect for families, couples, and adventurers, the resort combines luxury with the charm of Quebec’s rich culture.