Multi-day Trips Saint-Paul

Multi-Day Trips in Saint-Pierre and Miquelon’s Capital City

Saint-Pierre, the capital city of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, offers a unique blend of French charm and island relaxation. For visitors who want to experience more than just a day trip, multi-day trips are an excellent way to explore this tiny Canadian archipelago.

Getting Around

  • The island is small enough to be explored on foot or by bike.
  • Renting a car or scooter can be convenient for longer excursions.
  • A public bus service connects the city and nearby villages.

Must-See Attractions

  • Cape Miquelon: Take a scenic drive or hike to this stunning cape, which offers breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean.
  • La Barachante: Explore the charming village with its colorful houses, shops, and restaurants.
  • The Saint-Pierre Museum: Learn about the island’s history and culture at this informative museum.

Tips for Visitors

  • Plan your trip according to the weather. The best time to visit is from June to September when the weather is warmest.
  • Be prepared for crowds during peak season (July-August).
  • Don’t miss trying some fresh seafood, especially lobster and mussels.
  • Take time to appreciate the island’s unique blend of French and Canadian culture.

Accommodation

  • Choose from a range of hotels, guesthouses, and B&Bs in Saint-Pierre.
  • Consider staying on the mainland or on Miquelon Island for a more authentic experience.

Getting There and Away

  • Fly to Saint-Pierre’s small airport from major Canadian cities.
  • Book your flights in advance during peak season.
  • Plan your trip according to the ferry schedule, which connects Saint-Pierre with Miquelon Island.