Regulations

To ensure that visitors to Canada's national parks have unforgettable experiences now and in the future, the regulations aim to protect these special places and ensure that their stay is memorable and safe.

Rock climbing is forbidden in the park reserve, as is climbing or walking on the monoliths.





It is strictly forbidden to damage, mutilate or remove natural resources (wildlife, vegetation, fossils, etc.).





It is forbidden to hunt, disturb, attract, feed or to have in your possession any wildlife.





No garbage may be left on the islands. It must be removed from the park reserve at the end of your stay.





Fire are permitted only in fireplaces furnished by the park reserve and using wood provided for this
purpose. On the beaches, fires may only be built below the high tide mark, using available driftwood.





Pets are not allowed on the islands





A permit is required for all camping. Camping is authorized only on the site designated in the permit.





It is forbidden to use service buildings for sleeping purposes.





Firearms are prohibited in the park reserve.

(Failure to comply with these regulations may result in legal action)

• Observe and sail without disturbing