Unmissable New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island Experiences
Atlantic Canada- New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island
New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island
Coastal drives, culture, cuisine & oodles of charm
New Brunswick’ s Bay of Fundy region is home to the world’ s highest tides and best experienced at Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park, where you can walk around giant sea stack monoliths at low tide, then watch the seawater soar up around them. The power of the tide is also visible in Saint John at the Reversing Rapids, a unique phenomenon created by the collision of the Bay of Fundy and the Saint John River. Discover New Brunswick’ s urban side in its riverside capital Fredericton or, walk the narrow streets of historic Saint John before relaxing in a café or microbrewery. Other New Brunswick treasures include Miramichi for world-class salmon fishing, Moncton for its tidal bore and French Acadian culture; and where better to dig into seafood delights than Shediac, hailed as the“ Lobster Capital of the World”. Prince Edward Island may be Canada’ s smallest province, but it has many delights, from invigorating ocean adventures and incredible red sand beaches to green pastoral landscapes. Its capital, Charlottetown was where Canada was founded, so there’ s history aplenty amidst its graceful homes, colourful storefronts and charming lighthouses. The town of Cavendish is a special place for lovers of Anne of Green Gables and it’ s easy to see why author LM Montgomery was inspired in this magical setting. Prince Edward Island is also known for its breathtaking coastal drives, each dishing up a medley of island scenery, quaint towns, fruitfilled orchards and historic sites.
St Andrews by the Sea •
NEW BRUNSWICK
• Fredericton
Bay of Fundy
• Miramichi
• Saint John
• Shediac
• Moncton
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
NOVA SCOTIA
Atlantic Ocean
• Cavendish
• Charlottetown
Getting there: Saint John, New Brunswick is about 10 hours flying time from the UK with one stop. For Charlottetown, connecting flights are available from Halifax, Nova Scotia, although most visitors incorporate a visit here as part of a regional self-drive tour.
Best time to go: Summer is typically warm with temperatures hovering around 20-25 º C, and while it’ s cooler in spring and autumn with rain, there’ s still mild, sunny days for outdoor explorations. Snow can be expected between November and April.
Prince Edward Island
Unmissable New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island Experiences
Get more out of your stay. Prices are per person. Tours and attractions may not operate year-round.
Whale & Wildlife Cruise from £ 69
Look forward to an exciting whale watch and wildlife cruise in the Bay of Fundy, where you may see Finback, minke, humpback, and the rare North Atlantic right whales, seals, porpoise, dolphins, the occasional shark, and bluefin tuna. Bald eagles, puffins, herons, gulls and cormorants can also regularly been seen. In addition, the captain and crew provide insights on the region’ s culture, history, and wildlife.
Hopewell Rocks Admission & Self-guided tour from £ 15
The Hopewell Rocks, which are located along the Bay of Fundy, are the home of the highest tides in the world and offer a unique natural experience of both high and low tides. Enjoy the multi-media exhibit in the Interpretive Centre, scenic walking trails and lookouts.
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Magnetic Hill Winery Flights & Bites Experience from £ 29 NEW
The Flights & Bites experience at the Magnetic Hill Winery near Moncton, includes a tasting of four wines( two premium varieties and another two from the wine list), accompanied by a variety of local cheeses and meats. There’ s also time for a walk in the vineyards.
Best of Prince Edward Island from £ 95 NEW
This 4 hour small group tour begins with a narrated drive of Charlottetown, passing multiple points of interest such as the stunning cathedral and Government House. Other major attractions include the Anne of Green Gables Heritage Site and beautiful lookouts like Cavendish Cliff and Dalvay.
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