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New Brunswick is renowned for being home to the Bay of Fundy, washed each day by the world’s highest tides.
Fundy National Park
Along this dramatic coastline you will also find Fundy National Park, the Hopewell Rocks, the vibrant city of Saint John, and charming Passamaquoddy Bay. The nearby islands of Grand Manan and Campobello are enchanting retreats from the modern world.
The provincial capital is Fredericton, a city of genteel villas and art galleriesm, whilst the pretty nearby village of Gagetown is famed for its old riverside houses.
Kouchibouguac National Park
To the east are the wonderful sand dunes and lagoons of Kouchibouguac National Park and the world-famous salmon fishing river, the Mirimichi.
The Caraquet region is home to many Acadian settlers and is an area where the 20th century has yet to gain a foothold. Other attractions include the leafy resort town of St. Andrews, Tidal Bore Park and Magnetic Hill in Moncton, Grand Falls Gorge and Fort Beausejour historic site.
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Places to visit in New Brunswick
Featuring heavily on our experiences of visiting New Brunswick, these selected places are destinations that also prove consistently popular with our travellers. Our specialists can help you choose how to include them in your wider trip, based on your preferences.
Kouchibouguac National Park
Riverside-Albert
Saint John
The Bay of Fundy
Suggested New Brunswick itinerary
This sample itinerary will give you an idea of what is possible when you travel in New Brunswick, and showcases routes we know work particularly well. Treat this as inspiration, because your trip will be created uniquely by one of our specialists.
Ultimate New Brunswick self-drive
New Brunswick is one of three maritime provinces, and probably the least visited. However, the expansive landscape is easily explored by car and the characterful Acadian culture pervades through the interesting townships and traditional fishing communities. This itinerary starts in Nova Scotia but soon takes you in to New Brunswick, along the Acadian Coast and then inland along the Miramichi River. You then spend a few days exploring the southern Bay of Fundy Coast - famous for its enormous tides and wildlife - before returning to Halifax.
Map of New Brunswick
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Places in and around New Brunswick
- The Bay of Fundy New Brunswick
- Caraquet New Brunswick
- Kouchibouguac National Park New Brunswick
- Riverside-Albert New Brunswick
- Saint Andrews by the Sea New Brunswick
- Saint John New Brunswick
- West Point 85 miles away
- Cavendish 133 miles away
- Prince Edward Island 137 miles away
- Annapolis Royal 142 miles away
- Charlottetown 148 miles away
- The Gaspé Peninsula 164 miles away
- Pictou 180 miles away
- Spry Point 182 miles away
- Lunenburg 186 miles away
- Halifax 191 miles away
- La Malbaie 200 miles away
- Nova Scotia 202 miles away
- Charlevoix & Saguenay - Lac St. Jean 202 miles away
- Îles de la Madeleine 204 miles away
- Liscomb Mills 229 miles away
- Anticosti Island 239 miles away
- Québec City 241 miles away
- Charlos Cove 253 miles away
- Cape Breton & Cabot Trail 255 miles away
- Ingonish 272 miles away
- Eastern Townships 289 miles away
- Louisbourg 300 miles away
Photos of New Brunswick
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Hopewell Rocks Ocean Tidal Exploration Site near Riverside Albert -
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Hopewell Rocks Ocean Tidal Exploration Site, New Brunswick -
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Coastal scenery in Fundy National Park near Riverside Albert -
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Buskers on the Bay festival, Saint John -
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Whales in Fundy National Park
Accommodation choices for New Brunswick
We’ve selected a range of accommodation options for when you visit New Brunswick. Our choices usually come recommended for their character, facilities and service or location. Our specialists always aim to suggest properties that match your preferences.
Hotel Paulin
This hotel is perfectly located for exploring the Acadian Village in Caraquet and the Acadian coastline. The hosts are very attentive and will happily share their knowledge of the local area.
Cliffside Suites and Cottage
Conveniently placed right on the Bay of Fundy, the Cliffside Suites and Cottage provide a comfortable base for exploring the area with individual suites with private decks, full kitchens and waterfront views.
Algonquin Resort
In the small town of St. Andrews- by-the-Sea, The Algonquin Resort is one of a kind. A large property with many facilities, such as its golf course, spa and swimming pools, it also serves as a good base for exploring the town and surrounding area.
Rossmount Inn
The Rossmount Inn is a delightful three-storey manor house and is part of an extensive estate. The estate includes Chamcook Mountain, the highest point in the Passamaquoddy Bay area with breathtaking vistas over the bay, Chamcook Lake, St. Croix River and the coast of Maine.
Kingsbrae Arms
Set high on a hill, the Kingsbrae Arms overlooks the historic seaside resort of St. Andrews by-the-Sea in Canada's east coast province of New Brunswick.