Miguasha Fossil Park

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4 / 5 - 25 reviews

Description

Duration: about 1h30
Schedule: From 9 AM to 5 PM
Season: June 1st to October 13th
Departure from: Nouvelle (77km from Bonaventure / 22 km from Carleton)


Fish and plant fossils that tell the story of life 378 million years ago... this is what the Quebecois gem that is Miguasha National Park allows you to discover.

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this park amazes both young and old, both for the quality of its fossil conservation and for their importance in understanding a page of evolution.

The fish and plant fossils of Miguasha are distinguished by their exceptional quality of conservation.

The guided tour of this unique site in the world begins with a tour of the permanent exhibition of the Natural History Museum (which has about 13,500 specimens), continues at the educational laboratory, and ends on the beach to see the fossiliferous formation up close.

The cliff of Miguasha is like a great book of history and treasures, as the fish and plant fossils it contains make it possible to understand a page of the evolution of life on Earth.

Rates

Season Adult 0 to 17 yrs old
2025/06/01 to 2025/10/13 £14 £0

* Prices include access to Parc Miguasha, admission to the Natural History Museum, access to the permanent exhibition, the laboratory and the cliff, the temporary exhibition, as well as applicable taxes.
* Free guided tour (in French and English) of the permanent exhibition, the laboratory and the cliff from June 7th to October 11th.
* Please note that from April 26th to June 6th and from October 12th to the 23rd the site is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.

Location

231 route Miguasha Ouest, Nouvelle, (QC)

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Fossil Park

Brooke Splinter Wednesday September 8, 2021

Mat Def Tuesday September 10, 2024

(Translated by Google) Great family time, very interesting

worth a detour!

Céline Rouchier Tuesday August 27, 2024

(Translated by Google) Much more interesting visit than expected (instead of staying for 1.5 hours as indicated, we spent 4 hours there). I had no idea it was such an important place given the enormous discovery they made there. The guide Vincent really shares his passion with us! The "hero lab" is great for children. To avoid any disappointment on site, plan a picnic according to the schedule.

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