New Brunswick
offers visitors two unforgettable coastal experiences in its two
National Parks full of natural wonders. From the breathtaking coastal
vistas along the Fundy trail to rappelling the cliffs at Cape Enrage,
these magnificent sites are a dazzling display of New Brunswick's
natural phenomena.
Fundy National Park
- Experience the extraordinary force of the highest tides in the world
and unbelievable hiking on 125 kilometers of
absolutely incredible trails through deep river
valleys to hidden waterfalls, challenging rock scrambles and unparalel
coastline vistas in Fundy National Park. Hiking is actually one of
the most popular activities in Fundy National Park. Self
guided trails are well maintained and... more>
Kouchibouguac National Park
- Located on New Brunswick's central eastern shore, the Park lies in an
area known as the Acadian Coast. The Kouchibouguac
National Park boasts the warmest salt water north of Virginia. This
Park is an intricate blend of coastal and inland habitats, beaches,
sand dunes, salt marshes and rivers. Swim or hike on endless stretches
of beach, cycle on more than 35 kilometers of bicycle trails, pitch
your tent next to a fireplace and picnic table or take your family for
a day-long adventure in this ideal natural treasure.
Enjoy
movie clips from our self-drive vacation to the Atlantic
Canada. Our Maritime holiday was memorable experience and we enjoyed
every moment, from low tides, walk on ocean floor, high tides, kayaking
trips to scenic drives and shopping for souvenirs.
