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Two Islands, a Thousand Treasures

When visiting the Acadian peninsula, follow an itinerary that appeals to all fun-loving treasure-seekers. Just grab a map and venture on a discovery journey to find the treasures of Lamèque and Miscou islands. Set off on your adventure by car, bicycle or motorcycle. Along the way, you might get the chance to taste fresh seafood of the day, meet fishermen and locals and to see a whole lot more. Salty air, amazing views, birdwatching, unique churches and magnificent sandy beaches are all part of this beautiful region of Acadie.

Founding Cultures Museum

From the indigenous peoples who first lived of these lands, to the French, British, Irish and Scottish who came after, discover how our diverse cultures shine in charming coastal villages like Grande-Anse. Immerse in local history paced by the tides and learn the relations between these communities to discover and understand the striving founding cultures still living on our shores.

River Bay Adventures

River Bay Adventures is a mobile operation based in Saint John New Brunswick, the only city located on the Bay of Fundy, boasting over 73 km of coastal shoreline within its boundaries. Kayak along the rugged Atlantic coastline or enjoy the scenery of the expansive inland waterways that flow through New Brunswick’s abundant natural setting to reach the highest tides in the world. Enjoy wildlife viewing and the stunning beauty of the area as guides share local stories.

Deer Island - Campobello Island Ferry

Privately operated, toll ferries run between Deer Island and Campobello Island. Sail beautiful Passamaquoddy Bay, a unique corner of the Bay of Fundy. Join us for a day trip around the Quoddy Loop. Our service is the link that makes the loop complete. "The Old Sow," the largest tidal whirlpool in North America, can be seen from Deer Island Point Park, near our ferry landing. After Labour Day our schedule depends on weather and traffic volume. You might want to call ahead if travelling during this period.

Quad B Adventures

Family-owned and operated registered outfitting business tucked away in northwestern New Brunswick, in the heart of bear, moose, and waterfowl country. With access to 30,000 acres of private land and over 250,000 acres of public land, Quad B Adventures offers a variety of hunting and fishing packages for all types of outdoor enthusiasts. Anyone who shares a passion for the outdoors with an interest in hunting New Brunswick game or fishing New Brunswick’s many lakes, rivers, and brooks is welcome!

COJO Diving

We offer introductory programs and SCUBA qualification training throughout New Brunswick, organized dive events, and dive tours in the Bay of Fundy and Bay of Chaleur regions for qualified SCUBA divers. Our marine life is spectacular and an underwater photographer's dream. Guided dives provide opportunities for divers of all skill levels and can be combined with educational dives to provide skills, refreshment, or speciality certifications. Equipment rentals are available. Contact us for group rates.

Dead Bear Walking Outfitters

Welcome to Dead Bear Walking Outfitters! We are a small family run outfitting business who takes great pride in ensuring you have an incredible hunt. We take small groups so everyone has a guide, host, and cook at their service. We provide delicious home cooked meals and a cozy, all equipped lodge that sits riverside on 100 acres of private, secluded land. Join us for a good ol' New Brunswick time for a trip you will never forget! We provide top notch service at the lodge and out in the woods. Accommodations available as well.

Plaster Rock (Tobique Valley)

Home to the World’s Largest Fiddleheads sculpture, Plaster Rock/Tobique Valley has beautiful rivers, lakes, wildlife and scenery. Hike to the highest point in NB at nearby Mount Carleton or enjoy hunting and fishing activities, including spring Black bear hunt and fishing for brook trout and Atlantic salmon. Winter attractions include the famous World Pond Hockey Championship with more than 100 teams from around the world, as well as well-groomed ski or sled trails. Come visit us soon!

Tidal Bore

Caused by the Bay of Fundy tides, the Tidal Bore occurs twice daily. Watch the water in the Petitcodiac River roll back upstream in one wave that can go up to 60 cm in height! Estimated Tidal Bore times online and at the Visitor Information Centre beside Bore Park, downtown Moncton. Please note: Many factors may affect the time of the Bore by 15 to 20 minutes before or after the scheduled arrival time. Arrive early!

Dyer's Hunting & Fishing Camps

Lodge and camps in the beautiful Tobique Valley. Hunting and fishing adventures for woodcock, grouse, waterfowl, fur-bearing animals, trout and bass. Winter and summer activities available for non-hunters and families, including cross-country skiing and snowmobile trails. River canoe trip packages also available.

New Brunswick Internment Camp Heritage Museum

The only museum in Canada dealing with Second World War internment of Jews, Germans, Italians, and Canadians; it has over 600 artifacts (paintings, furniture, wood carvings, photos, and more) and a scale model of the New Brunswick Internment Camp. The project was born when Ed Caissie, a Minto teacher, was developing alternate programs for at-risk students. There is an historic walking trail at the original site in Ripples, 32 km (20 mi.) from Fredericton on Route 10.

Cap-Acadie (Cap-Pelé) Visitor Information Centre

Stop at the Cap-Acadie Visitor Information Centre in Cap-Pelé to receive information about this region of the province, such as travel assistance, itinerary planning, and information about events, attractions and festivals.The Centre has a souvenir boutique and is located on a historic site, where the first inhabitants of Cap-Pelé settled in 1804. The building resembles a herring smokehouse and houses a Smokehouse Museum.

Kahoutek Ski Club

The Kahoutek Ski Club maintains more than 20 km (12.5 mi.) of groomed cross-country ski trails open to club members and visitors. Trails allow for both classic and freestyle cross-country skiing. Snowshoers will also find several kilometres (miles) of trail for their enjoyment. All trails begin at the community centre located in the back of the E. and P. Sénéchal Center.

Caraquet Regional Market

Enjoy artisanal and seasonal products at Caraquet Regional Market! This farmer's / public market is a place of gourmet and artisanal discoveries showcasing exceptional products by caring people. It pays tribute to good taste, authenticity and excellence through local products and local creations. Healthy, eco-friendly and supportive, the Caraquet Regional Market is your Saturday morning rendez-vous from early June to mid-October. It's the best place to meet local artisans and producers.

Dumfries Maples

With a picture perfect view of the Saint John River Valley embark on a sweet adventure and taste the Sugarbush Experience! Enjoy taffy on the snow and other maple treats. Homemade pancake breakfasts served in our Cedar Log Cookhouse. See how pure maple syrup is made. Walk or snowshoe through our beautiful sugarbush. Watch birds and other wildlife in their natural habitat. Relax and enjoy a spectacular view of the River Valley.

Tracadie Country Market

The Tracadie Country Market is a lively meeting place where artisans, vendors and locals gather every Saturday from 8am to 1pm during the summer months to sell and share local products. Come and discover fresh, unique and quality products in a welcoming and warm atmosphere, and a variety of local products, home cooking, specialties, crafts and entertainment by local artists.

Tracadie Visitor Information Centre

Stop at the Tracadie Visitor Information Centre to receive information about this region of the province, such as: Travel assistance and itinerary planning Information about events, attractions and festivals The centre, with a large parking lot and rest area with a picnic table, is located in downtown along the shore, near the Véloroute, stores and services.

Spednic Lake Park

If you like the backwoods, Spednic Lake Park campground is the place to be. We offer 14 tenting sites and 8 trailer sites to accommodate the best outdoor experience. The lake is within walking distance from any campsite. Within the park is also the Boulderwalk Trail featuring two different paths with an observation deck along the way.