Timeline
15:49
Grab a quick bite and secure a seat with a view. Biard serves fresh seafood and lobster with a direct view of Percé Rock. It is a good idea to arrive early to avoid a queue, as this spot is popular for its vistas.
16:19
Walk to the Le Chafaud Museum. The building itself is a historic 19th-century fish warehouse. Browse the permanent collection of landscape paintings and engravings that capture the region's stunning scenery. The museum is open until 18:00, so you have time to look around before the sun sets.
16:59
Head to the Plateforme vitrée suspendue. This suspended glass platform offers an elevated, unobstructed view of the horizon. It is the perfect spot to watch the sunset colors reflect off the water and the rock. The walk from the museum takes about 16 minutes, so leave promptly after your museum visit.
17:34
Dinner at La Maison du Pêcheur. After the sunset, head back toward the wharf for a fine-dining experience. This upscale seafood restaurant is housed in a former fish warehouse, maintaining the historic maritime feel. Reservations are recommended as it is the most upscale option in town.
18:19
End the evening with a drink at Pub Pit Caribou. This local pub is open late in season and provides a relaxed atmosphere to unwind after dinner. It is a short walk from the restaurant area.
Local tip
The sunset direction is WSW. The Plateforme vitrée suspendue faces west, offering the best direct view of the setting sun. Biard also faces the rock, making it ideal for pre-sunset photos.
Check before you go
- La Maison du Pêcheur is open for dinner from 17:00 to 22:00 in June-September. Biard has no listed hours, so check locally or be prepared for variable service.
- Le Chafaud Museum closes at 18:00. Ensure you finish your visit before then.
- Pub Pit Caribou is open until 00:00 in season.
Built from places in the Wikivoyage guide to Percé (CC BY-SA 4.0), with open map data from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).