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Boutique Nature

Run by Sépaq as the official gift shop of Bonaventure Island and Percé Rock National Park, Boutique Nature is in a converted waterfront warehouse that dates to the 19th century. On sale is a treasure trove of literature and visitor information on all aspects of the national park, as well as works by local artists and artisans and souvenirs of varying descriptions.

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Address: La Neigère, rue du Quai
Hours: Daily 09:00-17:00, May 30-Sep 23; till 21:00 Jun 27-Aug 26

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