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Where innkeepers Christy and A.J. Kennedy get their seafood fix, and more

New Brunswick Chefs and Restauranteurs Interview SeriesWe’ve asked New Brunswick's chefs and restaurateurs what they love to prepare in-house, where they shop for ingredients and their favourite local takeout dishes.Today we’re talking with restauranteurs and innkeepers Christy and A.J. Kennedy, owners of the Treadwell Inn and The Chandler Room Restaurant in Saint Andrews.

48 Hours in Bathurst and the Chaleur region

Adjacent to Chaleur Bay, where the water is warm and the weather is beautiful, you’ll find the City of Bathurst. The perfect destination to stop and unwind for a few days. Walk along the stretches of beaches, savour a delicious bite to eat in the city or even grab a fresh beer from a microbrewery - the Chaleur region has a bit of something special for everyone. Here are my “must see” spots on your next Bathurst excursion.

An Afternoon Apple Picking at Everett’s Family Orchard in Fredericton

We came for the apples, but we fell in love with the view! As soon as we stepped out of our vehicle we were greeted with a bird’s eye view of the rolling forested hills and farmland of the Saint John River Valley.

Saint John sparkles in winter

Uptown and all around, you’ll find that the charm of Saint John is unmistakable. Dine, shop, and wander through this historic city for an unforgettable escape.

Reconnect with a romantic New Brunswick getaway

Fancy a classic romantic getaway? Here in New Brunswick, we’ve got idyllic spots to unwind, connect, and rekindle that spark this winter season.Picture an evening of fine dining in historic Saint John, relaxing at a Nordic spa in Moncton, or a snowy stroll, hand-in-hand, through the charming capital region of Fredericton. If the road less traveled is what you’re looking for, make your way to the Miramichi River Valley, cruise up the Chaleur Bay and Acadian Coast, or take a trip to the majestic Fundy Shore.

Unique Dining Experiences in New Brunswick

People who’ve been to New Brunswick know that there’s always somewhere exceptional to grab a bite to eat. No matter what part of the province you visit, there’s always farm to table produce, the freshest seafood imaginable and talented and passionate chefs ready to share the culture of New Brunswick through a dish created with love.

Plan Your Rejuvenating Fundy Coast Getaway

New Brunswickers are known for their warm and relaxed nature. With endless coastline, accessible nature and more than enough space to roam, New Brunswick is the place to go to escape the noise of the big city or to learn how to reconnect with the things that matter in life. From spas to botanical gardens to hiking trails and everything in between – New Brunswickers know how to take the road less traveled.

Fall in New Brunswick’s Provincial Parks

From the highest tides in the world to the Maritimes’ highest peak, New Brunswick’s provincial parks have something to offer for everyone.But did you know that many of New Brunswick’s provincial parks are open well into the fall?

Cookbooks Every Foodie from New Brunswick Needs

If I told you that New Brunswick has chefs who competed and won “Chopped Canada,” or with their own Netflix show, or own a restaurant that’s been featured in the Top 100 Restaurants in Canada, you may think I’m crazy. Not only is this all true, but they all have recipes or books where you can learn how to make some of their most delicious dishes.

A Millennial’s Look at Acadian Culture in New Brunswick

A fresh look on Acadie through the eyes of a young Acadian from Southeastern New Brunswick.

Snow-filled Family Adventures in the Appalachian Mountains

When winter adventure plans start to form, the idea of tucking away into a snowy cabin, next to the most famous chain of mountains in North America’s East Coast, amongst towering trees, with an abundance of activities just outside our door . . . well, that sounds like the makings of a memorable family getaway.

Motorcycle Route – Lower River Valley Ride

A motorcycle trip around Washademoak Lake and the Kingston PeninsulaRide by waterways and farmlands in some of the province’s most picturesque countryside. This motorcycle trip along Washademoak Lake and the Saint John and Kennebecasis rivers will take you through hills and valleys for an exhilarating ride.* Please check recommended businesses mentioned in this blog are open prior to your tripRoute - 265+ km, 5 hours

New Brunswick's Fall Festivals

There’s something magical about autumn in a place like New Brunswick. The leaves change to a vibrant painting of red and orange, the weather is more comfortable, and there’s always something fun happening. From food and music festivals to spooky events and everything in between - there’s sure to be something to do every week in NB! For a full list of what’s happening this fall, check out our festivals and events listings.

Covered bridges: New Brunswick’s iconic link from past to present

When it comes to covered bridges, we’ve got you well covered in New Brunswick. There are 131 of these historic wooden structures in Canada and 58 in New Brunswick – almost half the country’s total!New Brunswick’s covered bridges are home to romantic stories of yesteryear when they were known as “kissing bridges.” Back in the days of horse and wagon travel, young couples would stop in the privacy of these places to kiss.

Winter Family Adventures in Saint John

Making new memories next to the Bay of Fundy“Where the forest meets the ocean”, that’s how we’ve always described the area of New Brunswick where we are raising our daughters. Tucked majestically between those dense cliff-side forests and the cool ocean waters, lies the City of Saint John, Canada’s first incorporated city.

Art Gallery Hopping in New Brunswick

Take your soul on a journey! Moments of reconnection can happen within yourself, while immersed in the world of art. Art galleries – large and small – are plentiful in New Brunswick, in our large cities or our quiet towns. There’s art everywhere if you know where to look. Local galleries weave in the many cultures within our province, and each has a little something for everyone – you may even be able to take a piece home with you.

Top 6 Family-friendly Beaches in New Brunswick

With over 50 beautiful beaches along both the Fundy and Acadian Coasts, New Brunswick is a long-standing favourite destination for a beach vacation. Swim in the warmest saltwater beaches in Canada, take part in a sand sculpture competition, play in the surf or relax on the soft sand.Here are some of the best beaches in New Brunswick for a day of fun in the sun with the family.

Where Chef Jonathan Morrison eats kimchi jjigae, sources the ingredients for his artisan ice cream, and more

New Brunswick Chefs and Restauranteurs Interview Series We’ve asked New Brunswick's chefs and restaurateurs what they love to prepare in-house, where they shop for ingredients and their favourite local takeout dishes.Today we’re talking with Jonathan Morrison, professional chef and owner of Lost and Found Ice Cream in Moncton.

11 Must-See Nature Getaways Worth Traveling For

We’ve pulled together a list of the must-visit nature getaways that NB has to offer. From cabins, to glamping, to full beach house rentals - we’ve got it all. Each property is unique and comes fully loaded with beautiful New Brunswick nature in every corner. Where will you visit first?

#ExploreNB Street Team: You're Invited to Our Place

We’re the #ExploreNB Street Team – your connection to all the incredible experiences awaiting you in New Brunswick. We’ve spent the spring planning and preparing to make your summer vacation an absolute blast. We can’t wait to meet you. So come on over and say hi!

Edmundston: full of fun and fresh air

Edmundston is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream come true no matter what kind of fall adventure you’re looking for. Plan your visit to this northwestern gem, so you can capture the striking colors of the season and immerse yourself in the area’s rich history.

Friendly and Playful NB Chickadees

Happy, friendly, energetic, hard-working, trusting, resourceful and strong enough to survive frigid, snow-packed winters…sounds like your typical New Brunswicker doesn’t it? It is truly fitting that these same characteristics belong to our provincial bird, the black-capped chickadee. These cheerful creatures are usually the first to offer a welcome greeting when you walk along paths in New Brunswick forests. Their black caps and bibs, white downy cheeks and blush-colored underbellies are unmistakable as they bob through the air from tree to tree.

Plan a Trip Around Magnetic Hill

It’s been intriguing visitors since the 1930s and continues to be one of Canada’s top attractions. Find out why this hill - and the area - is so magnetic.It’s on the Great Canadian Bucket List and recognized as one of Canada’s Historic Places. It’s been one of Canada’s most popular tourist attractions since the 1930s. And it continues to intrigue scientists and visitors alike.

Everyone is Welcomed: 2SLGBTQI+ Travel in New Brunswick

Travel with Pride and experience our welcoming nature in New Brunswick. Whether you’re looking for an unplugged getaway, or a cultural hangout in one of our vibrant cities, New Brunswick has everything you need for your next East Coast escape.With a growing number of Rainbow Registered tourism businesses in New Brunswick, 2SLGBTQI+ travellers can look forward to a welcoming experience from a variety of accommodations, attractions, and activities.Here are just some of our Rainbow Registered tourism operators.

Where Chef Luc Doucet of Black Rabbit Restaurant sources Caviar, and more.

New Brunswick Chefs and Restauranteurs Interview SeriesWe’ve asked New Brunswick's chefs and restaurateurs what they love to prepare in-house, where they shop for ingredients and their favourite local takeout dishes.Today we’re talking with Luc Doucet, chef and owner of the Black Rabbit Restaurant in Moncton.