NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA

In this province, everything ties in with the ocean. The Celtic and Acadian heritage can be felt in most of the towns and ports and helps to set the tone for this charming region. The landscape is varied but the friendly atmosphere remains consistent and tenders an inviting destination for both residents and visitors.

There are three coastlines in New Brunswick, each consisting of enticing attractions. You will find fresh seafood including the famed lobster-fest, whale watching, lighthouses and miles and miles of coastline on which to bask in the glow of the warm sun. There are also coastal islands, dunes and discovery beaches through which to explore.

Beyond the advantages of sea life, enjoy the mountains and beautiful countryside as you take one of the many scenic drives through urban and rural ambiances. There are distinctly different cultures other than Celtic and Acadian that thread their way through these atmospheres. The lifestyles and flavor of the Aboriginal, Irish, Scottish and Brayonne also lend their heritage to the versatile environment.

There are plenty of activities for the family or the individual explorer to discover. There is a timelessness about New Brunswick that is immeasurable, and you are sure to come upon an appealing attribute wherever your adventures take you.

ST. ANDREW'S