Saint Pierre and Miquelon

The last French territory off the North American mainland, a small archipelago south of Newfoundland with French-town charm and North Atlantic fishing culture.

Saint Pierre and Miquelon is a French overseas collectivity off the south coast of Newfoundland, Canada, made up of Saint-Pierre Island and Miquelon-Langlade, among others. The capital, Saint-Pierre, has brightly colored streets, and with the euro and the French language you can experience authentic French life. The islands hold traces of the fishing industry and of Prohibition-era smuggling, and in the wild you can see seabirds, seals and whales. Summer (Jun–Sep) has the mildest weather, while the rest of the year is often windy and foggy. You can take a ferry from Fortune, Newfoundland, and there are also flights from Canadian cities.

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