Do expeditions the size of the great outdoors appeal to you? Are ecotourism and respect for the environment part of your priorities? Then come partake of adventure with highly experienced Aboriginal guides. The sharing of our ancestral knowledge allows you an understanding of Montagnais traditions. Tremendous scenery and a fresh, new landscape provide a replenishing experience. What's more, every effort is made to ensure client safety. Reception facilities are located 106 km North of the city of Saguenay on a well-maintained logging road in the Onatchiway Zec, road signs clearly indicate directions. The owner, Mr. Roger Valin, looks formward to your visit.

418.275.2764

mahte@destination.ca

Spend a night with an Aboriginal family and experience the daily life of the Montagnais of Mashteuiatsh. Located in the heart of our community, Gîte Manteu (manteu means “visitor” in Montagnais) is a bed & breakfast that allows you to meet local Aboriginals and enjoy an exceptional view of Lac Saint-Jean. A moment of relaxation you’re sure to cherish.

(418)275-1952

margdb@hotmail.com

Pourvoirie du Paradis, located on the shore of Lac Paradis, exceptional for the emerald colour of its water, features 16 fully equipped studios open year round. Conveniently located near Highway 109 (about 1 hour from Amos), these accommodations are ideal for truckers and vacationers alike. Pourvoirie du Paradis also has 14 rooms available.

819.442.3183
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pourvoirieduparadis@sec.cableamos.com
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Saugeeng is an Algonquin word meaning "head of the lake." The Anish-nabeg Algonquins had been living at the head of Lake Timiskaming for centuries before the arrival of the Europeans. Their way of life depended on the proximity of the water, both for food and trade. Archaeologists have confirmed a continental trade system spanning North America. This trade was made possible by water routes and portages. The Hurons regularly traded their corn to Algonquin hunters in exchange for meat and furs. The Timiskaming Anish-nabeg will recreate an Indian village to revive the history of this region.

819-723-2335
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economic@timiskamingfirstnation.ca
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Stained glass design and fabrication (doors, windows, lamps, signs, hangings, etc..) Native crafts (masks, dream catchers, drums, etc..) Design of business logos Decoration of traditional-style reception rooms We invite you to visit our website at: www.boutiquedartsamerindiens.com .

(418) 275-8158


www.boutiquedartsamerindiens.com

WANASKA WABANAKI offers visitors a unique comprising traditional-style lodging, a meal tasting and theme-related activities on the Abanaki reserve located in Odanak in Quebec. Taste traditional dishes and savour various herbal teas: juniper berry, etc.. A visit of the woods and a tour of the original location of the village acquaints visitors with the ingenuity of the Abenaki. A visit of the church, where Christian and Aboriginal spirituality meet, is included in your stay and a tour of the comunity is testimony to the developmenet of today's Abenaki. An evening with stories, legends and song ends the day of sharing around the fire.

(450) 568-0587

info@wanaska.ca
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