Enjoy La Malbaie

Whether you’re planning a dinner with friends or a spontaneous foodie getaway, certain spots in La Malbaie stand out for their authenticity and deep connection to Charlevoix’s local flavours. Among them, Confit Épicerie-Buvette offers intuitive, convivial cuisine that showcases the region through dishes that are both refined and deeply satisfying. At the Bistro of Auberge La Marmite, the spotlight is on Charlevoix’s finest ingredients. Generous and bursting with freshness, each plate tells the story of the region, one delicious bite at a time.

Two prestigious golf courses crisscross La Malbaie’s picturesque landscapes, providing a unique and upscale experience for players at all levels. First, with its technical profile and postcard-perfect setting, the Fairmont Le Manoir Richelieu Golf Club is one of Canada’s most awarded courses. Golfers need strategic techniques to master the steep and hilly terrain of this imposing course with generous greens overlooking the St. Lawrence River. Next, the Murray Bay Golf Club, founded in 1876, is the third oldest in North America. This historic site features a course that boasts an aesthetic setting and technical qualities that most golfers find to be a pleasing challenge.

Whether you’re an art lover, a curious wanderer or simply in search of beauty, La Malbaie is full of cultural gems waiting to be explored. For nearly 30 years, Galerie d’art Au P’tit Bonheur has celebrated Quebec art by showcasing works from both established and emerging artists. The space is bright, welcoming and filled with passion at every turn. Just a few steps away, Galerie d’art 500 Richelieu charms visitors with its intimate atmosphere and carefully curated collection of contemporary, figurative and surrealist artworks. The Musée de Charlevoix offers a playful, heartfelt dive into the region’s history and culture through exhibits that are both entertaining and deeply rooted in the local identity. Finally, Espace Jules Verne, located at L’Île Mystérieuse, promises a truly one-of-a-kind immersive experience, home to what is likely the largest collection of 19th-century Jules Verne-related antiques outside of Europe.