Saint John, NB is a unique, refreshing east coast destination, and here are 7 of the top things to do in the Port City.
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If you’re yearning for a fun city getaway, there’s no better spot than Vancouver. Surrounded by calm, inviting water, beautiful mountains, lush parks, and fresh, urban vibes and activities, you’ll never be short on anything to do.
New Brunswick is a beautiful, welcoming province to explore, and it’s a charming destination for your next road trip.
What do you most want to see and do in New Brunswick? The great outdoors is calling, and so are the province’s charming cities and towns.
New Brunswick is calling for a road trip filled with incredible, coastal views, great food, hiking, and culture, starting in St. Andrews By-The-Sea, and taking you to Saint John, around the Bay of Fundy, and ending in Moncton.
Fredericton is New Brunswick’s capital city on the shore of the Wolastoq River, and it’s a beautiful, scenic area with laid back charm, art, outdoor activities, and lots of places to enjoy a great latte.
New Brunswick is an excellent outdoor vacation destination any time of year. There’s no wrong time to visit. But there are a few months that offer a bit more.
New Brunswick is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, so what are the best ways to get there for a summer road trip?
Fishing has been part of Nova Scotia’s heritage for a very long time, and the Tusket Islands is one of the rare places where you can still see part of that remarkable lifestyle today.
The skating trail at Arrowhead Provincial Park should be one of your bucket list travel plans this winter. There is really nothing like skating through the forest, and on special Fire and Ice nights at the park, you can skate under the stars, with the trail lit by torches.