Down-home hospitality, fresh seafood, and the best “dam burger” await you on the North Cape Coastal Drive. Witness where two waters collide over the longest natural rock reef in North America. Beautiful beaches, sweeping vistas, and unique attractions welcome you at every turn. Go Up West to enjoy music festivals, theatres, museums, and cultural centres. Visit an alpaca farm and a village made of bottles. Go golfing, lobster fishing, or beachcombing. Stomp your feet to Island music and get “Shucked In.” Take some time to play along the shore, too. I promise you will be glad you did.
Read MoreMusique de la Baie kitchen parties, Le Festival Acadien de Clare, Les Beaux Vendredis Seafood Suppers, and the Gran Fondo Baie Sainte-Marie cycling experience have caught the attention of many and soon everyone will know Clare. In 2024, the Congrès Mondial Acadien is coming. This international gathering of Acadian culture is held every five years and its mission is to fortify the ties among Acadian communities around the globe. This southwestern Nova Scotian community will be on the world map then, but now is your chance to get a sneak peek, so you can plan your visit before the rest of the world learns about this hidden gem. Meet Clare Nova Scotia.
Read MoreBe moved, be changed forever by the transformative Ballet by the Ocean. Immerse all your senses as you enjoy culinary art and ballet art together in a magical place. It is a world-class experience incorporating a creative tasting menu featuring local ingredients and original ballet choreography inspired by and created for an outdoor stage in a stunning natural habitat on the southeast shore of New Brunswick, Canada.
Read MorePaddle around Flowerpot Rocks in a sea kayak at high tide then return a few hours later at low tide to walk the very ocean floor you recently kayaked. It is an experience that you will never forget and it happens at the UNESCO World Heritage Site at Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park in New Brunswick Canada.
Read MoreEnjoying a Farm to Table NB experience at Lavender at Ocean Breeze Farm during peak bloom is like being dropped into a lavender field in the French Countryside. This delightful, delicious, and magical experience awaits you. So mark your calendars for July 20th, 2024 to reserve your seat at this enchanting table. This is a dream come true and it happens in Saint-Édouard-de-Kent, New Brunswick.
Read MoreCast your line for 24 hours of fun in Miramichi and hold on tight. The Mighty Miramichi is well known for its salmon fishing, but take my word for it - there is a lot more than fish to lure you here. So brace yourself for endless outdoor adventure, festivals galore, amazing local food and drink, fascinating history lessons, and a heaping measure of down-home hospitality. Catch a day in the Chi.
Read MorePull up a chair at a beautiful table set on the ocean floor to experience the ultimate culinary adventure at the site of the world’s highest tides. Savour the best of Nova Scotia food, beer & wine. Chef Domenic Padula of Food Fantastique orchestrates it all oceanside at Burntcoat Head Park on the Bay of Fundy, declared one of the Seven Natural Wonders of North America! Dining on the Ocean Floor was recently named One of the 13 Most Spectacular Dining Destinations in the World. This is a bucket list experience you do not want to miss.
Read MoreCreekside RNR is luxury glamping in southeastern New Brunswick. Stay in a geodesic dome or a mirrored cabin immersed in nature. Enjoy this creekside oasis, with a nordic spa on-site. Treat yourself to gourmet food, unique experiences, and exciting activities. Rest and relaxation are the order of the day with a side of adventure - if you so wish. Head to Creekside RNR and let the forest be with you!
Read MoreHeaven Inn Devon is the prettiest Airbnb ever! It is the perfect getaway for a girls weekend, a romantic escape with your partner, or even a sweet retreat for a small family. This heavenly 4-unit apartment rental is ideally situated close to walking trails, parks, restaurants, and the beautiful Bill Thorpe Pedestrian Bridge which puts you in the heart of downtown Fredericton in mere minutes. Come walk the stairway to Heaven Inn Devon.
Read MoreTurn back time and stroll into a country Summer Market. Be allured by the charm of an 1840 Georgian Manor nestled in the village of Dorchester, New Brunswick. Discover vintage treasures and local artisans, family-fun activities and old-fashioned summer treats. Treasure an unforgettable experience at Lady Smith Manor.
Read MoreGrand Manan welcomes you with open arms to its rugged, storm-beaten yet peaceful haven. It is the island that is too good to be true and there is no place like it. The waters around Grand Manan are a haven for whales, porpoises, seals, and seabirds. Let it share its unspoiled scenic vistas and hidden secrets. I guarantee it will capture your heart.
Read MoreFlorenceville-Bristol is a delightful destination. It is steeped in history and brimming with natural beauty. Enjoy the view and experience some of New Brunswick’s greatest food & drink, then climb aboard a railway car to enjoy the most unique accommodations ever. Get on track for a fun-filled adventure.
Read MoreLe Jardin de Gus is a garden to behold. It is a mystical, eclectic, earthly paradise, a utopia of plants, flowers, water features, stonework and unexpected recycled artistry. This is a garden for all your senses and it is right here in your own backyard in Edmundston, New Brunswick.
Read MoreEnter Prince Edward Island’s Preserve Company and discover preservers of fruit, tradition, and memories. Browse the beautiful gift shop and sample the hand-made low-sugar artisan preserves at the heart of it all. Enjoy a meal in the restaurant with the million dollar view of the River Clyde or at The Garden Café, the dreamy, romantic county bistro with two patios,. Then stroll the gorgeous Gardens of Hope - 12 acres of heaven on earth. Visit PEI Preserve Co. in New Glasgow Prince Edward Island and discover a little joy again.
Read MoreVillage Historique Acadien is an open-air living museum set in Betrand, New Brunswick, in the heart of the Acadian Peninsula. Stroll the 2.2 kilometre loop, and meet vibrant characters portraying the day-to-day lives of Acadian families from 1770 to 1949. Villagers pull you into the past, as they showcase their customs, and creativity of the time. This is a living history lesson that stays with you long after you leave.
Read MoreThe Bottle Houses were created over several dedicated years of work of retired Prince Edward Island Cape-Egmont Lighthouse Keeper Édouard Arsenault and his daughter, Réjeanne Arsenault. Discover this magical and colourful Bottle Village born from a simple recycling project and a lighthouse keeper’s vision. Delight your senses in this fantastical place in a beautiful garden setting next to the ocean on PEI’s North Cape Coastal Drive.
Read MoreKings Landing welcomes you to experience a Victorian “Christmas in the Valley” on two special weekends in December. Make your way to this historical settlement on the Saint John River, in Prince William, New Brunswick. Stroll the festively-decorated village and soak up the most wonderful time of the year. You will leave with a heart overflowing with holiday spirit.
Read MoreStay North at the Algonquin Resort and Spa this winter. Chef James May is putting on the glitz and bringing elegance back with 5-Course Dinners, High Tea and Sunday Brunch. Everything you loved about the Algonquin delivered in a brand new way that will have all Maritimers flocking to St. Andrews By-the-Sea and snowbirds secretly glad they didn’t go south this year.
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