Explore 13 itineraries through national parks, wildlife reserves and wild landscapes.
The Annapolis Valley west of Halifax is Nova Scotia's historic and wine-growing heart. Sandwiched between Nort...
The Acadian Peninsula is the heart of Acadian identity in Atlantic Canada. Caraquet, the cultural capital, hos...
Moncton, hub of the Maritimes and unofficial capital of Acadia, packs three iconic family attractions into a 1...
The Fortress of Louisbourg, North America's largest historical reconstruction, takes visitors back to 1744. Bu...
At the end of the Acadian Peninsula, two islands connected by bridges to the mainland — Lamèque and Miscou — o...
Between the Acadian Peninsula to the north and Kouchibouguac to the south, the Acadian coast between Tracadie...
The Tantramar Marshes, dubbed "the world's windiest meadow" by the Acadians, were one of North America's large...
Southwestern Nova Scotia around Yarmouth holds the oldest and largest Acadian community in the Maritimes: the...
The Miramichi River is the "world capital of Atlantic salmon." For 200 years, sport anglers from around the wo...
The Annapolis Valley between the Bay of Fundy and Minas Basin enjoys the Maritimes' mildest climate. It's Nova...
Nova Scotia's southwest coast, between Yarmouth and Shelburne, blends Acadian and Loyalist heritage. It's also...
Kouchibouguac National Park (238 km²) protects a unique coast: 25 km of dunes, lagoons, boreal forest and shal...
Annapolis Royal (Port-Royal, 1605) is the oldest permanent European settlement in North America north of Flori...
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