Where you're only a stranger once.

Follow the Caribou Trail (Highway 480) off the Trans-Canada Highway and drive approximately two hours to Burgeo, where you’ll board the car ferry to Ramea. Keep an eye out from the deck — whales and dolphins are often spotted along the way! Learn more about getting to Ramea.

Visitors can choose from cozy local accommodations, including small inns and guesthouses that offer a true community experience. Options are limited, so booking ahead is highly recommended—especially in peak summer months. See the accommodations here.

Ramea is perfect for slowing down. Visitors enjoy coastal walks, hiking trails, birdwatching, kayaking, photography, and soaking in the island’s rich fishing heritage. It’s also a beautiful place to simply unplug and take in the views. Explore Ramea’s attractions.

Late spring through early fall is the most popular time to visit, offering milder weather and longer daylight hours. Summer is ideal for hiking and ocean activities, while shoulder seasons provide quieter visits and dramatic coastal scenery.