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Where is Saint-Pierre & Miquelon?
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Did you know?

Saint-Pierre & Miquelon is France's oldest remaining overseas territory. As well, it is France's closest and smallest territory.

Factoids

Area
St Pierre & Miquelon 242 km2
Saint-Pierre 25 km2
Miquelon 110 km2
Langlade 91 km2

Population 7000 (approx.)
Language French
Religion Catholic

Highest elevation 240 m (Morne de la Grande Montagne)

 

 
Our Latest News - March 2010

Become a FAN!

You can become a FAN of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon on Facebook.

Fortune to Saint-Pierre Ferry

Arethusa will operate from Fortune as of Wednesday April 28th 2010 to September 10th 2010.

2010 Calendar of Events

Our Summer 2010 calendar of events has been updated.

Remember, you can book tours of l'île aux Marins, an island ghost town, or the Grand Barachois Ecosystem, and of course Miquelon-Langlade.

You can find a hotel or B&B, read our Frequently Asked Questions or just ask us anything!

Check out the Saint-Pierre & Miquelon's Goup on Flickr.

Our Latest News - January 2010

Canadian Citizens : French Government Change Travel Requirements

Canadians and foreign nationals holding Canadian identification documents, and entering Saint-Pierre and Miquelon directly from Canada, are exempted from passport and visa requirements for stays of maximum duration of 3 months within a period of 6 months.

List of acceptable documents :

For adults: citizenship card (for Canadians), permanent resident card (for foreign nationals), driver’s licence, student card, social insurance card issued in Quebec and Ontario, passport (for Canadians)

For minors: citizenship card (for Canadians), permanent resident card (for foreign nationals), passport (for Canadians) social insurance card with a photo, student card with a photo.

More information:

American Citizens

The passport-card IS NOT VALID ID for entry to Saint-Pierre and Miquelon. American citizens must have a valid passport.

The passport card is a wallet-size card that can only be used for land and sea travel between the United States and Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Bermuda.

 

 

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