BAD TRAVELS

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Kamourasaka is the Algonqian phrase for "Where the rushes grows on the edge of the water”. It's ranked one of the most beautiful villages in Quebec. Check out the BLOG!

About an hour drive east of Levis via Aut-20 but we took the 2 hour scenic drive on the way back. A nice day trip.

This place was the reason we came here. Some fellow travellers told us they stock up on smoked fish here. We love smoked fish so we had lunch here and got our cravings for it totally satisfied.

After lunch we went for a walk down the main street.

From what we could translate from the nearby signs this is a historic building that was also once used as a jail.

This huge place is a B&B

Made our way down to the river and the view of the houses from down here was impressive. And their view of the river must also be impressive.

Check out the terraces on these places….not sure I’d want to maintain them but stunning.

Now this place was right on the river. Great views from the back yard but I bet all kinds of tourists gawk in the front windows which is why they have their blinds drawn…probably all the time.

Tide’s out.

I’m sure the view is prettier on a nice sunny day.

Lots of funky pieces of driftwood like this one.

Dave said I had to call this shot “Monk”ying around. Not sure what they represent but there were a few others around town too.

This plaque explains that as early as 1815 this town was considered Canada’s leading seaside resort. People came from all over to be in the salt water and enjoy nature.

A bistro on the river, their flower garden was still spectacular.

At the end of our walk warmed up with a hot chocolate and some chocolate fish. Never seen them anywhere else before but perfect for this town!