What to see and do

For a relatively small province (by Canadian standards) , New Brunswick packs in an awful lot. We have quaint villages and towns - some with covered bridges, we have cable ferries crossing some of our rivers, we have mountains - some of the oldest in North America, cosmopolitan cities, a whole heap of history (French, British and First Nations), great food - especially seafood, cosy inns, amazing whale watching and other wildlife, friendly people, usually empty roads, the great outdoors - especially spectacular during the Fall.

If you're the active type we have sea kayaking, cycling, hiking, canoeing, rapelling, zip-lining, wake boarding, kite surfing. We have festivals to suit  all tastes such as Jazz and Blues, Chocolate , classical music, a ballooning fiesta and many more including dozens of local fairs.

And we have the Bay of Fundy, recently nominated as a finalist in the global New 7 Wonders of Nature competition, the only one in Canada (ahead of the Rockies). Whilst you're here please vote for us, then come back and explore some of what we have to offer!