The Sahara from the river, access and view of the river

Welcome to the river Sahara... A cute little chalet on a seaside resort and in a heavenly hamlet. The chalet is presented in a place with an enchanting resort decor with full-height openwork windows in the living room and a warm tone under a cathedral roof, which can accommodate 5 people.

****However, there would be a slight supplement, if you need sheets and towels, dish towels and table linen (except for visitors by air such as Europeans).**** We provide comforters, blankets and pillows.

The chalet is located in the countryside with a large wooded area. It is registered with the corporation of the tourist industry of Quebec under the name of: "the Sahara of the river" for its beautiful sandy beach and the surprising view of the River.

You will recharge your batteries in a haven of peace on a wooded lot along the majestic St. Lawrence River with a view and descent to the river. A resplendent panorama off and which gives an impressive perspective on the shore towards the bay. The river is considered the sea for its salt water, its waves and its tides on a magnificent site... You have access to the huge sandy beach. You will be able to leave your footprints there by noticing that you are all alone in the world on a beautiful beach all in sand; not courted.

Rest assured in a peaceful and calm place and the site suggests a holiday aspect, all in nature in a picturesque character and in an idyllic setting. A stunning and splendid region that will amaze your senses and seduce you by immersing yourself in nature. Come and admire the cradle of vacationing. Discover our region with a minimum of 3 nights but you will ask for more: beach, waterfall, whale, activity described in more detail in the section "The Neighborhood" Some will feel in another era for a good change of scenery by using the antique Bélanger stove which constitutes the hearth of the chalet and the washing machine with wringer. I can also make you try the antique washboard. You will be able to dry your clothes on a clothesline between 2 trees in the wind.