Saint John

Founded in 1785, Saint John is one of Canada’s oldest incorporated cities and a historic gateway to Atlantic Canada. Shaped by the powerful Bay of Fundy and a rich maritime heritage, the city grew as an important centre for shipbuilding, trade, and immigration. Today, Saint John blends centuries of history with vibrant waterfront views, colourful architecture, local culture, and the world-famous Reversing Falls.

City of Saint John

Frederiction

Founded in 1785 along the scenic Saint John River, Fredericton is New Brunswick’s capital city and a welcoming centre of history, culture, and creativity.

Known for its charming heritage buildings, tree-lined streets, vibrant arts scene, and beautiful riverfront, the city offers a relaxed blend of historic character and modern Maritime life.

City of Fredericton

Moncton

Located in southeastern New Brunswick, Moncton grew from a small Acadian settlement into one of Atlantic Canada’s most important transportation and commercial centres. Today, the city is known for its vibrant downtown, diverse culture, welcoming atmosphere, and easy access to the Bay of Fundy’s famous tidal wonders, including nearby Hopewell Rocks.

City Of Moncton

Fundy National Park

Located along the Bay of Fundy, Fundy National Park is a place of dramatic tides, forested landscapes, waterfalls, and scenic coastal views. Established in 1948, the park protects a beautiful stretch of New Brunswick’s coastline and offers visitors opportunities to hike, camp, explore, and experience the natural beauty of the Maritimes.

Explore Fundy National Park

Whale Watching


St. Andrews, New Brunswick is one of Atlantic Canada’s premier destinations for whale watching adventures. Located on the shores of the Bay of Fundy, the town offers visitors the chance to see majestic whales, including humpback, finback, and minke whales, as they travel through the nutrient-rich waters. With stunning coastal scenery, historic charm, and unforgettable ocean experiences, whale watching in St. Andrews is a must-do Maritime adventure.

Crusin' With The Whales

Longest Covered Bridge

Located in the picturesque village of Hartland, New Brunswick, the Hartland Covered Bridge is the longest covered bridge in the world. Completed in 1901, this historic wooden landmark stretches across the Saint John River and showcases the craftsmanship and rural heritage of the Maritimes. Today, visitors can drive across the bridge and experience one of New Brunswick’s most unique and memorable attractions.

Hartland Covered Bridge

New Brunswick Gifts

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