AU PIC DE L'AURORE
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Du haut de cette corniche, venez vivre l'expérience d'un Percé authentique! |
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| From this unique cliff, live the experience of an authentic Perce! |
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| Percé est une ville du Québec (Canada) située à la pointe de la péninsule gaspésienne.En 2001, sa population était de 3 614 habitants. Sa superficie est de 432,41 km². Percé fait face au célèbre Rocher Percé et à l'Île Bonaventure. Le village de Percé s'étend sur environ 3 kilomètres entre le Pic de l'Aurore et la Côte Surprise et est reconnu mondialement pour la beauté de son paysage et de son patrimoine bâti et l'accès qu'il donne au Parc national de l'Île-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Percé, refuge de la colonie de fous de Bassan la plus accessible au monde qui accueille plus de 110 000 de ces oiseaux du mois d'avril au mois d'octobre. Percé est une ville très sécuritaire et ouverte sur le monde. Elle est considérée comme étant gai-amical et sympagaies par la nombreuse clientèle homosexuelle, gai et lesbienne.chalet Perce,chalet Percé,motel Percé,motel Perce,chambre Perce,chambre Percé |
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| Perce is a small touristic village on the tip of the Gaspe Peninsula in Quebec. It is 432.41 square km in area and had a population of 3,614 at the 2001 census. It has a strong history of being an important fishing centre for the Mi'kmaq people and later in the 17th century, the area became the most important fishing location on the Gaspe Peninsula for the European settlers when Charles Robin, from Jersey, constructed the infrastructure for a fishing industry. Some of the old buildings related to fishing can still be seen however today the area is mainly a tourist location particularly well known for the attractions of Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island.Percé Rock is a natural tourist attraction with impressive size, colour and beauty, and can be seen from any of the belvederes in the area including Mount Joli, Mount Sainte-Anne and Pic de l'Aurore. Tourists can walk up to the hole in the rock at low tide.room Perce,cabin Perce Bonaventure Island occupies an area of 4.16 square km facing the town of Percé. It is populated by one of the most important gannet colonies in the world and many other species of birds such as puffins, cormorants and murres also use the island as a home and breeding ground. Further inland from Percé lays Mount Blanc with its very deep and spectacular crevasse, as well as many other belvederes that overlook Cannes-de-Roches. Mount Sainte-Anne, with a height of 375 metres, provides views of the sea, and at times the further off Miscou Island in New Brunswick. Perce can only be accessed through Route 132, coming either from the north or the south. Percé is known to be very safe and open on the world and considered to be gay-friendly by the homosexual visitors, gay and lesbian. |
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| Plusieurs clients nous ont choisis grâce aux guides de voyage suivants. | Thanks to the following travel guides, many customers selected the Pic. |
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Guide du Routard |
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Guide Ulysses |
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AAA CAA |
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Lonely Planet |
Le Pic de l'Aurore a été le lieu de tournage de l'une des scènes du dernier film de Fernand Dansereau, La Brunante. Nous avons de plus eu l'honneur d'héberger l'équipe de tournage de La Brunante pendant leur séjour à Percé en septembre 2006. |
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One the scenes from the last Fernand Dansereau's movie was shot at the Pic de L'Aurore. We were also very proud to be the host of the film crew of La Brunante in September 2006. |
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