Auberge Waswanipi Lodge is an accommodation facility designed for corporate clientele, tourists and business groups. With a "home away from home" concept, Auberge Waswanipi Lodge will accommodate its guests in one of the 19 rooms and provide access to a fitness room and a continental breakfast, as they stay with us for a meeting that we may host for them...

(819) 753-2611


www.waswanipilodge.com

Canoe-camping tourism outfitter where every participant learns how to put up a Montagnais tent with fir-branch floor cover, install a sheet-metal stove with stakes, and lay out a campsite. Custom package expeditions covering distances of 10 to 60 kilometers in 2, 3, and 5-6 days. This ecological touristic project calls for canoe navigation and paddling. Accredited interpretation-guide service, forest orientation and survival techniques training (edible and medicinal plants to care for any cuts and abrasions suffered during the expedition). Moreover, two Elders will be on hand to recount stories and legends of their people, the Montagnais.

(418) 275-9992

nelvalin@cgocable.ca

Inuit Adventures operates in the 14 Nunavik communities. We offer winter and fall activities such as dog sledding, para-skiing, snowmobiling, survival training and igloo building. Our summer and fall activities include kayaking, biking, hiking, canoeing, bird watching and nothern lights viewing. We can accomodate 1 person or a group. Let Inuit Adventures be your guide while in Nunavik.

(514) 457-9371
1-800-465-9474
inuitadventures@fcnq.ca

Production of stained glass (doors, windows, lamps, signs, hanging lamps and more); Material and coloured glass for stained glass crafts; Different levels of stained glass craft lessons; Exhibition of different painters; Amerindian crafts (masks, paintings, dream catchers, drums and more); Business logo design; Production of ceramic floor mosaics. We can custom produce your projects to your specifications; free draft provided.

(418) 275-9155
(418) 275-8158

www.boutiquedartsamerindiens.com

The Native crafts shop L'Oiseau-Tonnerre (Thunderbird) is located in the Huron-Wendat community, near the historic village church. Our shop, with its friendly and warm feel, is the perfect place for you to discover First Nation art in an atmosphere scented with forest wood. To visit L'Oiseau-Tonnerre is to become acquainted with traditional craftsmanship and appreciate singular First Nation objects : cradleboards (papousse), water drums, warring arms, Chi-Chi-Kwé, Tam-Tam and birch-bark canoes are only some of the products fashioned by one of our craftsmen, Dehanensowanen Marc Sioui. And all of his articles are made from our Mother Earth's natural ressources. L'Oiseau-Tonnerre also has in store many other masterpieces by crafts people from other Québec Native communities. Acquire one of our finely crafted pieces and bring authentic Native art home with you.

(418) 407-ENON
(418) 999-9166
loiseautonnerre@yahoo.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 (Lake Saint-John). A moment of relaxation you’re sure to cherish.

(418) 275-1952

margdb@hotmail.com

Kapatakan is a passenger transportation company located in Mashteuiatsh. We now offer excursions in 30-foot pontoons on beautiful Lac Saint-Jean (Lake Saint-John), the mouth of the Ashuapmushuan River and on the Péribonka River. Our Aboriginal guides will take you fishing on the lake and let you discover Aboriginal culture through rivers and fur trade routes. You can also enjoy swimming, meals on the boat or on the beach.

(418) 275-8701
(418) 630-0722
kapatakan@hotmail.com

The Sacred Chief Drum group Andicha n'de Wendat is a group of traditional artists whose songs and dances will touch your inner chords. They bring out the vibrations of your soul and wrap you with the beneficial energy from their spiritual forces that form a very solid One. The Maison Andicha offers Amerindian arts and crafts workshops, teaching conferences, traditional wedding ceremonies, purification, themed events and evenings and other similar activities. Andicha n'de Wendat seeks only to share their love and pride in the culture of the First Nations... Book Andicha n'de Wendat for your events and visit their website : www.tambourdesfemmes.com for details.

(418) 843-3692
(418) 265-3693
info@tambourdesfemmes.com
tambourdesfemmes.com

Welcome to the astonishing world of Native Traditional Incense. For over ten years, Terre de L'Aigle has been supplying and distributing a wide range of incenses across Canada and beyond, notably France and Portugal. For nearly one year, a shop has been added to our operations to offer clients retail sales. Purchase our sacred herbs to purify yourself, your daily spaces, and your events. Since our origins, Terre de L'Aigle has been operating with great respect for nature, offering exceptional quality herbs packaged with painstacking care. Also available are a variety of products crafted at Wendake and from other First Nations, including books and traditional music. Come and meet the Terre de L'Aigle crafts people, in peace and harmony.

(418) 843-2733

info@eartheagle.com
eartheagle.com

Receptive Package Tour Organizer : Maniteutshuap offers receptive services for all types of clienteles with authentic, original, exotic, and entertaining packages, on the Mashteuiatsh First Nation territory. Stay in our bed & breakfasts, inns and cottages. Discover our campgrounds on the shore of Pekuakami (Lake Saint-Jean) and spend the night in a traditional tent or tee-pee. During their stay, visitors can take guided or unguided tours of a range of products and services such as arts & crafts boutiques and workshops, restaurants, beaches, lake cruises, Véloroute des Bleuets, as well as take part in the Grand Rassemblement des Premières Nations.

(418) 275-7200
1-888-222-7922
maniteutshuap@gmail.com
maniteutshuap.com

A few minutes from Roberval and the Montagnais community of Mashteuiatsh, Plume Blanche invites you to discover Aboriginal culture through a variety of traditional activities. Become familiar with the Pekuakamiulnuatsh way of life in a natural setting characterized by calm, simplicity and beauty. Enjoy wilderness camping in a prospector tent or tipi.

(418) 275-6857

claude.boivin@cgocable.ca

The enchanting Matakan site is located on the shores of majestic Kempt Lake, near the Manawan First Nation reservation. A traditional-type tourist attraction, the site is the ideal place of interest to find authentic day-to-day activities of the Atikamekw Nation. Our packages cover 3 to 5 days and comprise activities to make your stay memorable : tepee lodgings, traditional meals and food samplings, organized activities of cultural and spiritual nature, hiking, rabaska canoe expeditions, fishing, introduction to birch-bark object-making. This unique site is of a seasonal nature. Activities are held between June and mid-October, under the guidance of Tourisme Manawan.

(819) 971-8813

Wanaska Wabanaki means Abenakis meetings. You are invited to a veritable meeting in an Native community, to tour the reserve and its land and learn about the history of the Nation that lives here. You will learn as much about community life as about current issues. You can also learn a little bit of the Abenaki language and practice some traditionnal games and even dances. Our guests are warmly invited to come taste, smell, hear, touch and see the authentic Abenaki culture. Families welcome!

(450) 568-0587

info@wanaska.com