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Sept Iles Quebec Canada Cruise Port
Location:

The construction of a new wharf at the cost of CAD 20 million has been completed for future cruise stop overs. Withon walking distance to town.

Cruise schedule for Sept Iles.

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Sightseeing:

Sept-Îles is by no means a big, cultural or historical city; it is, however, quite a paradise for nature lovers : surrounding areas include a lot of forests, many sandy beaches, lakes and world-renowned rivers (notably for salmon fishing).

Tours/Excursions/Transportation:

For places within the city, walking is doable, but if you want to go to the beach, or any place remotely outside the city, you will definitely need a car.

Take a boat trip to the nearby islands.

Train Ride to Innu Camp : A scenic train ride takes you along the Moisie River to a traditionnal Innu camp. Book this excursion with your cruise line. It gets rave reviews.

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Shopping and Food:

It's considered normal to tip 10-15% of a restaurant bill. Tips are also usually given to bell hops, concierges, room cleaners, cab drivers, hairdressers, hotel attendants and, by savvy drinkers, bar staff.

Currency:

Canadian dollar

You will find ATMs in many grocery stores, malls, airports and so on, and most are linked to the international networks, the most common being Cirrus, Plus, Star and Maestro. You can also grab cash from an ATM if you use a major credit card although this method tends to be more expensive because, in addition to a service fee, you'll be charged interest immediately.

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Communication:

English 59.3%, French 23.2% (both official); other 17.5%

Opening Hours and Holidays:
Labour Day First Monday in September; last holiday weekend of summer; honouring working men and women.
Thanksgiving Day Second Monday in October; celebration of harvest.
Remembrance Day November 11; Memorial Services are held for those who served their country in the Armed Forces.
Christmas Day December 25
Boxing Day December 26
New Year's Day January 1st; most celebrations occur on the evening of the 31st day of December, as Canadians celebrate the end of the old year and the beginning of the new year.
Good Friday Late March or early April
Easter Sunday Late March or early April
Victoria Day Third Monday in May; first holiday of summer, commemorates the birthday of Queen Victoria.
Canada Day July 1, Canada's birthday
New Brunswick Day First Monday in August; general public holiday

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