New Brunswick Vacations

Overview

Famous for Fundy National Park and the wild Atlantic coastline, New Brunswick is an idyllic slice of maritime Canadian life. The Bay of Fundy is considered one of the natural wonders of the world, known for the highest tides on earth, dinosaur fossils, and whales. Hopewell Rocks are famous for their free-standing sea stacks: at low tide, you can walk the ocean floor and get up close to these formations.

Moncton is the largest urban centre, with lots of seafood restaurants and pubs. The central region contains some of the most pristine wildernesses of Eastern Canada.

Top attractions and activities include the captivating historic seaside village of St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, whale watching tours, lobster cruises, Village Historique Acadien for immersive Acadian history, Roosevelt Campobello International Park, Swallowtail Lightstation, and the Miramichi River.

The port of Saint John, the oldest incorporated city in Canada, is the launching point for a ferry across the deep blue waters of the Bay of Fundy to Nova Scotia.

Lobster fishing is the heartbeat of many of New Brunswick’s coastal communities, and travels along the Fundy and Acadian shores will present a mouth-watering array of lobster experiences – bibs included!