Visitor FAQ

What are your operating hours?
The Pays de la Sagouine is open from Sunday June 25th 2023 for our 32nd season. The site is open to visitors from Wednesday to Sunday from 10 am to 5 pm. 
The administrative office of Le Pays de la Sagouine is open from 9 am to 4 pm from Monday to Friday, closed during statutory holidays.

I would like to walk around on your site, but you aren't open, can I still have a peek?
Île-aux-Puces is only accessible to the public during our summer season and during opening hours. You can find this information by clicking here.

How much does it cost to visit Le Pays de la Sagouine?
Click here to find rates. If you are planning to visit more than once during the season, we recommend getting a membership card, which includes a season pass. Click here to get the info. 

How much time should I plan for a visit at Le Pays de la Sagouine? 
A typical visit can last between four and eight hours. Your admission is valid for two consecutive days if you'd rather split your visit. Outside of the AKADI LUMINA experience, there are things to see and do all day.

How to ensure I am comfortable during the visit?
Shirt and shoes are mandatory. We recommend comfortable walking shoes, a refillable water bottle, and sunscreen. Dress according to the season, but please note that the temperature can vary by about ten degrees on Île-aux-Puces versus the mainland, depending on the weather, it is wise to bring a sweater or light coat. Reusable water bottles, sweaters and sunscreen are available for purchase at the gift shop.

Does the visit have to be done on foot?
To help you get around, during your visit, we offer a shuttle service to Île-aux-Puces on a golf cart. Note that due to the temporary floating walkway, our accommodation capabilities may be limited. If you are concerned, we invite you to contact us in advance at 1-800-561-9188 to see how we can accommodate your needs.

- No outside food is allowed (coolers) on site. The Bouctouche Rotary Park (located 1km from the Pays de la Sagouine) is the ideal place for a picnic. Water bottles are permitted and encouraged.

- You must have shoes and a shirt.

- No dogs are allowed on site, except for guide dogs and other service animals with official documentation.

- No overnight camping is permitted in our parking lots.