Custom Stickers & Labels — Percé, Quebec

Percé is where the Gulf of St. Lawrence shaped rock into a cathedral — the Gaspésie community where Percé Rock (the world's most famous natural arch, a 433-metre-long limestone monolith rising 88 metres from the sea, with its single arched opening that gives the rock its name, the most photographed natural landmark in Quebec) and Bonaventure Island (protecting the world's largest accessible northern gannet colony, with 120,000+ birds nesting on the cliff face in one of the most spectacular concentrations of seabirds in the western hemisphere) make Percé one of the most visited communities in the Canadian Atlantic provinces — a community of 3,500 that hosts 250,000+ annual visitors to what Jacques Cartier called 'the most beautiful rock in the world' in 1534.