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Seal Watching

Seal Watching

An Unbelievable and Unique Experience!

In the heart of winter, snow and ice combine to transform the Islands into a living lunar landscape. Starting at the end of the month of February, hundreds of thousands of harp seals (the nomads of the icy sea) make their way to the shores surrounding the archipelago to give birth to their pups.

For 2 to 3 weeks, adult seals and their newborns can be observed in their natural habitat: a spectacular landscape of snow and ice brought to life by the presence of this enormous troop for as far as the eyes can see.

The Château Madelinot hotel offers many different packages including a helicopter excursion to the shores, giving you the chance to get up-close to the little seal pups (whitecoats) and admire how the newborns blend in with the snowy shores. Truly an unbelievable experience!


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What you need to know:

Please note: There is a mandatory security video that must be viewed and a waiver
                        of non-responsibility that must be signed prior to the departure.

The Essentials:

Seal Watching

Please note

The seal watching activity is very dependant on weather conditions. If flights must be delayed or cancelled, a list will be posted and the order will be determined based on the time that each person reserved their excursion. Everyone will be informed of the changes.

If your excursion is permanently cancelled and/or you are unable to make it at another time, this portion of your package will be completely reimbursed.

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Château Madelinot
(Located at 323 ch. Principal)
485, chemin Principal
Cap-aux-Meules (Québec)
G4T 1E4

Printed on: Friday 16 May 2008
Phone: 1-418-986-3695
Fax: 1-418-986-6437
Toll-Free: 1-800-661-4537
E-mail: madelichatmad@lino.com
Website: http://www.hotelsilesdelamadeleine.com/