New Brunswick’s three unique coastlines, miles of untouched nature and panoramic views will capture hearts and camera lenses, alike. The bustling cities and charming villages each adorn unique culture and authentic cuisine. The infectious Acadian “joie de vivre” gets toes tapping. The Bay of Fundy is home to multiple UNESCO biosphere reserves and the highest tides in the world. These are best experienced at the famous Hopewell Rocks; where you can walk the ocean floor and 6 hours later, kayak the tides that have risen over four stories high, where the world’s highest tides are experienced twice daily; where the Acadian “joie de vivre” is infectious; where Canada’s warmest saltwater beaches are found; where the abundance of nature causes relaxation; and where dinner is caught the same day it’s eaten.

New Brunswick: simple pleasures and majestic natural wonders.

Nova Scotia is home to stunning natural beauty, an exciting and diverse culture, rich heritage and breathtaking experiences. There is no shortage of world-class attractions to explore from UNESCO World Heritage Sites like Old Town Lunenburg and the Landscape of Grand Pre to the historic Halifax Citadel National Historic Site and one of the world’s most scenic drives - the Cabot Trail. Outdoor enthusiasts can canoe our tranquil ancient waterways at Kejimkujik National Park or try tidal bore rafting – an energizing ride on the highest tides in the world. Culinary inspiration doesn’t stop with land and sea. Check out the wineries, microbreweries and distilleries around Nova Scotia.

Nova Scotia may be Canada's second-smallest province, but it’s massive when it comes to the world of adventure and activities that await.

There is something special that you feel when you're on an island. You may recognize it, but you may not be able to totally explain it. Could it be the red cliffs that line our sandy beaches, is it the salt in the air or is it the smell of fresh-cut timothy. Our way of life on the Island is relaxing yet stimulating, stress-free and refreshing! We may be a small province but we offer a surprising abundance of activities and unique adventures - explore French history at Roma at Three Rivers National Historic Site, learn about the history and culture of the potato at the Canadian Potato Museum, enjoy an evening performance of "Anne of Green Gables - The Musical" (available in 2026), or explore all that the PEI National Park has to offer.

Come to experience Prince Edward Island!

Picture yourself standing on the most easterly point in all of North America;  Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site in Newfoundland and Labrador, a place of dramatic beauty and irrepressible charm…bragging rights!  Humpback whales and 10,000-year-old icebergs (seasonal) travel the majestic coastline amongst millions of soaring seabirds. Visitors to this province are offered an array of activities where locals share their stories and delightful cuisine in picturesque fishing villages with colourful architecture.  Learn of European migration in the 10th century long before Christopher Columbus and his Spanish explorers at the Viking site of L'Anse Aux Meadow National Historic Site, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Be awe-inspired in Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with towering inland fjords and lush park walking trails. Take part in a traditional lively  ‘Screech In’ ceremony featuring traditional music, a Codfish, and a taste of the famous Newfoundland Screech as you become an honorary Newfoundlander! Stroll one of the oldest port cities in all of North America – St. John’s where local artisans display distinctive creations inspired by both contemporary and century-old traditions.

    • Hopewell Rocks in Hopewell Cape, NB
    • Shediac Bay Cruises in Shediac, NB
    • Reversing Rapids in Saint John
    • Kings Landing Historical Settlement, 20 mins from Fredericton
    • Whale Watching in St Andrews-by-the-Sea, NB
    • Fundy National Park in Alma, NB
    • Fundy Trail Parkway in St Martin’s, NB
    • New Brunswick Museum in Saint John, NB
    • Le Pays de la Sagouine in Bouctouche, NB
    • Walk on the earth's mantle in Tablelands
    • Visit Peggy’s Cove, Canada’s most photographed lighthouse
    • Stroll the Halifax Harbour’s accessible and busy waterfront boardwalk
    • Talk a walking tour of Lunenburg’s “Old Town”, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
    • Hike the Skyline Trail, in Cape Breton Highlands National Park
    • Step back into 1744 New France at the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site
    • Do a wine-tasting at one of 18 different Nova Scotia award-winning wineries
    • Hop on board to see 10,000-year-old Icebergs in Newfoundland
    • Guided tour of 300-million-year-old fossils at Joggins, revealed by the Bay of Fundy tides
    • Take a road trip along the magnificent Cabot Trail, an experience unlike any other
    • Discover the story of Acadian settlement and history at Grand Pré National Historic Site
    • Green Gables Heritage Site
    • Zodiak whale watching tours in Newfoundland and Labrador
    • Travel back 1,000 years and visit the Vikings
    • Local festivals let visitors interact with the islanders
    • Anne of Green Gables – The Musical™ in 2026
    • Stunning natural beauty is around every corner
    • Prince Edward Island National Park
    • Miles of pristine beaches and sand dunes
    • Over 50 unique island experiences
    • Visit a historic lighthouse
    • Viking Trail - L'Anse Aux Meadows National Historic Site
    • Screech in Ceremony
    • Gros Morne National Park 
    • Travel back 1,000 years and visit the Vikings

The Atlantic Provinces is a region provides unique adventures for travelers of all ages and capabilities. Pack your cameras for some of Canada’s most picturesque seascapes. Bring also an appetite for local dishes grown, caught and prepared the same day they’re served. The best time to travel is mid-May to mid-October.