GET A SENSE OF ATLANTIC CANADA

Explore New Brunswick

New Brunswick, Canada's unique bilingual province, presents a compelling destination characterized by its unique blend of dramatic natural landscapes, a rich cultural heritage, and an amazing culinary scene. Situated on the eastern seaboard, the province offers diverse experiences ranging from coastal exploration to immersion in historical narratives.

The geographical distinction of New Brunswick is largely defined by its extensive coastlines and significant inland wilderness. Most notably, the province borders the Bay of Fundy, home to the world's highest tides, a natural phenomenon that has sculpted a unique coastal environment featuring sea caves and geological formations such as the Hopewell Rocks. Beyond the coast, the province's interior comprises vast forests, rivers, and lakes, supporting diverse ecosystems and outdoor recreational pursuits.

Culturally, New Brunswick is profoundly shaped by its Acadian heritage. This vibrant Francophone culture, rooted in the descendants of early French settlers, is a cornerstone of the province's identity. Visitors can engage with Acadian traditions through music, festivals, and historical sites, particularly along the Acadian Coast. This cultural influence is complemented by a rich history of Indigenous communities and English Loyalist settlements, contributing to a diverse social fabric.

The culinary landscape of New Brunswick is increasingly recognized for its emphasis on fresh, locally sourced ingredients. The province's extensive coastline provides an abundant supply of seafood, including lobster, scallops, and oysters, which are central to its gastronomic offerings. Inland, agricultural traditions contribute to a farm-to-table movement, featuring local produce, cheeses, and meats. This commitment to local sourcing ensures a distinctive and authentic dining experience that reflects the province's natural bounty.

New Brunswick thus offers a multifaceted appeal, combining significant natural attractions, a deep and accessible cultural heritage, and a developing reputation for its authentic culinary experiences. It stands as a distinct and engaging component of Atlantic Canada, inviting exploration and discovery.

Travel Inspiration

Explore our vision of travel and the adventures it can bring!

What You Will Receive

Explore our vision of travel and the adventures it can bring!

Benefit icon

Tailored Adventures

Enjoy the flexibility to design your own itinerary and make spontaneous changes as you go.

Benefit icon

Expert Planning

With their deep local expertise, our Destination Experts personalize every experience to fit your preferences, ensuring you make the most of your time

Benefit icon

Unmatched Support

Our renowned Client Experience team is available 24/7 to ensure every aspect of your trip goes smoothly and exceeds expectations.

Benefit icon

We love your travel style

Whether you want to explore a destination in a group or independently, dive into local culture, or discover a world-class city, We have the perfect Travel Style for you

Real Experience

Real Feedback

Authentic travel stories from our guests, sharing their unforgettable journeys with us.

Google feefo

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

About Travelling To New Brunswick

The Fundy Coastal Drive offers breathtaking views of the Bay of Fundy, while the Acadian Coastal Drive showcases charming fishing villages and sandy beaches.

The Bay of Fundy is renowned for its extreme tides, and Hopewell Rocks is one of the best locations to witness them.

Fundy National Park and Kouchibouguac National Park are excellent options for hiking, wildlife spotting, and outdoor adventures.

Yes! The Bay of Fundy attracts up to 12 species of whales, making it a prime location for whale-watching tours.

Magnetic Hill in Moncton, the Reversing Falls in Saint John, and the world's largest lobster sculpture in Shediac are all worth a visit.

New Brunswick is known for its fresh lobster, scallops, and Atlantic salmon. Be sure to try a traditional Acadian seafood chowder.

Renting a car is the best way to explore the province, but bus services and regional flights are also available.

Yes! The Acadian Festival in Caraquet and the Harvest Jazz & Blues Festival in Fredericton are popular events.

New Brunswick falls within the Atlantic Time Zone (UTC/GMT -4 hours) and adheres to daylight saving time.

The Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) in New Brunswick is 15%, encompassing federal and provincial components.

Summer (June to August) has warm weather and many outdoor activities, while fall (September to October) features scenic foliage.
Icon of chat

Do you have more questions?

If you still have questions or need more information, feel free to ask! Simply fill out the form below, and our team will get back to you with the answers you need

Ask A Question

or

YOU CAN CALL US AT
1-866-347-6881