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.
Read MoreA short ferry ride from mainland New Brunswick leads to Deer Island, a Bay of Fundy island where whales roam offshore, deer wander the roads, and every turn brings another coastal discovery. From Old Sow and sea kayaking to beaches, seafood, art galleries, and friendly locals, this guide shares the best things to see, do, eat, and experience on Deer Island.
Read MorePlanning a trip to the charming seaside town of St. Andrews by-the-Sea? While the well-loved iconic sights are definitely worth a visit, there’s something special about slowing down and discovering the places locals quietly love. From secret gardens and tucked-away shops to heritage hideaways, shaded patios and sunset views, here’s your guide to experiencing St. Andrews like you live here.
Read MoreStep into the stillness of an old growth forest with Wabanaki medicine keepers Cecelia Brooks and son Anthony, whose gentle guidance transforms a simple walk into something far more meaningful. Along the wooded trails of Fredericton’s Odell Park, they share deep-rooted knowledge of local plants and trees, how they nourish, heal and connect us to something greater.
Read MoreCampobello Island, New Brunswick, is a beloved Bay of Fundy escape where rugged coastlines, fascinating history, wildlife and quiet beaches invite you to slow down and explore. Walk out to the iconic Head Harbour Lightstation at low tide, wander the grounds and trails of Roosevelt Campobello International Park, watch for whales and porpoises, and discover the island’s local character along the way.
From lighthouses and beaches to sea glass, wildlife and unforgettable coastal views, Campobello offers plenty of reasons to stay awhile.
Read MoreStep back in time and experience 19th Century New Brunswick at Kings Landing Historical Settlement! This living museum invites you to interact with local villagers portraying real-life New Brunswickers with fascinating stories to tell. Each visit is a unique and special journey into the past. Don't miss this unforgettable experience! There’s no time like the present to discover the past.
Read MoreIf seeing puffins close up is on your bucket list, book a half-day excursion to Machias Seal Island. Avid bird watchers, nature lovers, scientists, wildlife photographers, and filmmakers have been flocking to this wee mile-long island in the lower Bay of Fundy for almost 200 years. Folks like me go, too, toting a little camera with a tiny lens, and a big sense of adventure because no other birding destination compares for close range puffin observation and photography. If you love puffins, the puffin tour at Machias Seal Island is a must do.
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 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.
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