There's A Turquoise-Water Beach Near Montreal Where You Can Pretend You're Not In Quebec
An hour southwest of Montreal in Saint-Anicet, Quebec, there's a small turquoise-water beach where, as Narcity Québec writes, visitors can pretend they've jetted off on an international vacation.
The beach, a tiny strip within the Parc Jules-Léger, sits at the shore of the Saint Lawrence River's Lac Saint-François and, if Instagram photos are to be believed, commands some impressive views of the riverscape.
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Narcity reports that access to the site is free.
The park also includes a picnic area and, according to Google Maps, the Casse-Croûte Annie snack shack.
In addition to this petit parc, Saint-Anicet lists a marina and boat launch on its municipal website for more water activities.
Get all the details below.
Turquoise-Water Beach In Saint-Anicet
Address: Parc Jules-Léger, Saint-Anicet, QC
Why You Need To Go: To trick yourself into thinking you're on vacation.
