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Fundy - St. Martins
Fundy - St. Martins

Discover why Fundy-St. Martins deserves far more than a quick stop. This historic Bay of Fundy shipbuilding community is home to dramatic sea caves, the highest tides in the world, scenic coastal drives, welcoming places to stay, fresh seafood, fascinating history, vibrant festivals, and unforgettable adventures. I’ve gathered my favourite things to see, do, eat, and experience in this comprehensive travel guide.

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Clare Nova Scotia - Culinary Destination
Clare Nova Scotia - Culinary Destination

Clare, Nova Scotia is a sweet little southwestern Nova Scotia community that is big on Acadian culture and heritage, and home-style hospitality. It is also a fishing community privileged to have year-round access to fresh seafood. Add in a few top-notch Chefs with innovative ideas to create flavourful dishes and special events, a cidery, a brewery, a distillery, and a couple wineries, and a culinary destination is born that is putting Clare, Nova Scotia on the map.

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Wolastoq Wharf Welcomes
Wolastoq Wharf Welcomes

Wolastoq Wharf is consistently awarded ‘Where to Eat in Canada’ year after year based on customer reviews. This upscale seafood restaurant, located in Fredericton North, is my favourite seafood restaurant in town. You can count on excellent service, a relaxed atmosphere, and perfectly flavourful meals - every single time. And can we talk about desserts?! Whether for a casual lunch, a weekend brunch, or an exquisite evening of fine dining, Wolastoq Wharf is my go to for a great meal in Fredericton.

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