Société d’écologie de la batture du Kamouraska (SEBKA)

The SEBKA is a riverside park giving access to the river and salt marshes commonly known as “battures”. The twelve kilometers of trails allow visitors to discover the diversity of maritime flora and fauna. Birds such as black-crowned night herons, plovers and eider ducks can be observed. The marshes feature vast expanses of salt grass. Take a sea kayak to the Kamouraska archipelago. Here you can see seals and belugas. Guided excursions are available with kayak rental. For climbing enthusiasts, the site boasts 110 routes for all levels. This is one of the most popular climbing spots in Quebec.