2009 Calendar of events
Events- June 13th - 14th: Fête Western.
- Sunday June 21st: Fête de la musique / Music festival
- Saturday June 27th: 25 km run of Miquelon
- Tuesday July 14th: Bastille Day or Fête nationale
- Sunday August 9th: Sea Food Festival, Miquelon
- Monday August 17th to Sunday August 23rd: The Basque Festival
For more information, please check our Events 2009 page.
Passport Required
Passports
Canadian Citizens: The French government now requires that all canadian citizens carry a valid passport when travelling to Saint-Pierre et Miquelon.
Other nationalities must provide a valid passport and in some cases a visa will be required.
Cruise Ships Dates in Saint-Pierre Harbour 2009
CruisesHolland America - www.hollandamerica.com
Rotterdam, Tuesday May 19 2009
Eurodam, Sunday August 23 2009
Massdam, Thursday August 27 2009
Princess Cruises - www.princess.com
Tahitian Princess, Wednesday July 22 2009
Tahitian Princess, Thursday August 27 2009
Pearl Seas Cruises - www.pearlseascruises.com
Pearl Mist, Friday July 31 2009
Pearl Mist, Monday August 3 2009
Pearl Mist, Monday August 7 2009
Pearl Mist, Sunday August 23 2009
Pearl Mist, Friday September 4 2009
Pearl Mist, Sunday September 26 2009
Peter Deilman Cruises - www.deilmann-cruises.com
Deutschland, Friday October 2 2009
Fred Olsen Cruises - www.fredolsencruises.com
Balmoral, Wednesday October 28 2009
Adventure Canada - www.adventurecanada.com
Clipper Adventurer, Monday October 5 2009
Polar Star Expeditions - www.polarstarexpeditions.com
Polar Star, Sunday October 4 2009
Silversea Cruises - www.silversea.com
Silver Cloud, Sunday October 4 2009
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Welcome to Saint-Pierre and Miquelon
MessagesWelcome to Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, a part of France in North America. Come and discover our unique charm, our legendary warmth and - joie de vivre.
Saint-Pierre and Miquelon is located some 800 miles north-east of Boston, and just 12 miles off the southern coast of the island of Newfoundland. We have a rich history that spans some 400 years and includes revolution, war but also prohibition, shipwrecks and seafaring.