Getting around
It's easier than you might think.
Travelling around New Brunswick is a breeze. Driving is the best way to make the most of your time as it allows you to get to those ‘secret’ places that you otherwise wouldn’t be able to – and by European standards the roads are empty. But there are other options.
We have coach services connecting our major towns and cities, a rail service which runs through New Brunswick connecting Moncton with Campbellton and points in between, and we have a host of ferry services connecting ‘mainland’ New Brunswick with our islands (and with Nova Scotia), as well as numerous river ferries throughout the province.
Driving
For the freedom it gives you, the good roads, and – compared with much of Europe and urban North America – the very light traffic, driving is by far the best way to get around our province.....
Maps
To enable you to plan your holiday, and to make the most of your time in New Brunswick we've included maps for you to download...
Ferries
All that coastline, those islands and those rivers and lakes mean plenty of opportunities to see New Brunswick from the water....
Buses
Many of our cities and towns are linked by regular coach services. There are departures every day and even every hour for certain routes....
Trains
Soak up the romance of the railway and cross New Brunswick in comfort. Six days a week, a VIA Rail train connects Montreal (Quebec) with Halifax (Nova Scotia) making nine stops in New Brunswick en route....
Air
We have 4 airports which have regularly scheduled flights to international gateways, so New Brunswick is easily accessible by air.
