A vibrant and colorful destination in its own right, Territorial Collectivity of Saint Pierre and Miquelon forms a group of small islands along the North Atlantic Ocean. Saint-Pierre & Miquelon is newly founded in South of the Canadian province featuring about 800 miles North East from Boston. Saint-Pierre & Miquelon is consider as an integral part of the French Republic, on this continent the islands are the last remnant of France’s once large possessions.

Experience the warm and grand welcome by the locals. Saint-Pierre & Miquelon is a ground to enchanted old architecture, unsurpassed natural beauty, and densely forested wilderness. Spend some time relaxing and enjoying at the restaurants and bars or gazing along the beaches. Today Saint-Pierre & Miquelon invites you to share and experience the modern, quaint French towns and North America’s most original destination in all. Earlier for centuries this island has gained reputations for being well known for fishing Cod on the Grand Banks, Wars, Revolution, Deportation and spoils of Prohibition.

Apart from its colorful history, Saint-Pierre et Miquelon is an amazing tourist destination because of its mild refreshing climate and beautiful landscape. Presently Saint-Pierre has gained in improving the infrastructure towards modernization and urbanization forming commercial and administrative hub of the islands. Start you expedition from a fishing village, Ile aux Marins, a small island placed across the harbor from Saint-Pierre. Give a visit at a living museum discovering a unique window on island’s past. Treat for wildlife lovers, Miquelon wildlife is most abundant on this island and the village comprising nearly 600 people.

Langlade invite you with a rugged yet beautiful island. There are many other numerous islands around Saint-Pierre & Miquelon including the l'Ile aux Vainqueurs, l'Ile Verte and l’Ile aux Pigeons. Grand Colombier, rich in wide variety of flora and fauna, many nature lovers sometimes manage to visit these untouched ecosystems for putting extra adventure during their trip.

Plethora of natural beauty combining with the local flavor of Saint-Pierre & Miquelon provide extraordinary subject matter for enthusiasts and professional photographers. Halt along the Basque style Saint-Pierre Cathedral wondering its architecture which features 100 years old stain glass windows, galleries. Pointe aux Canons Lighthouse, painted in red and white colors makes the most distinctive landmark of Saint-Pierre. Check out the 19th and 20th century’s religious and medical artifacts at Musée Heritage. Musée de l'Arche display the islands History and Culture.