Explore 15 itineraries through national parks, wildlife reserves and wild landscapes.
St. Andrews by-the-Sea, a National Historic Site (1998), is North America's oldest seaside resort — founded by...
35 km west of Fredericton, along the magnificent Saint John River valley, two complementary attractions bring...
Campobello Island, off New Brunswick's southern coast, is unique in the world: it's Canada's only island joint...
In 1862, the Cariboo gold discovery triggered a historic rush: 100,000 prospectors flowed up the west coast, a...
A day in the city: Halifax Citadel (1856 star fort, noon-gun firing by costumed 78th Highlanders) dominates th...
Eastern Cape Breton around Sydney and Glace Bay is the Maritimes' industrial cradle — first through undersea c...
Lower Fort Garry (1830) is the oldest intact stone Hudson's Bay Company fort still standing in North America....
The Fortress of Louisbourg, North America's largest historical reconstruction, takes visitors back to 1744. Bu...
Between the Acadian Peninsula to the north and Kouchibouguac to the south, the Acadian coast between Tracadie...
Steinbach hosts the Mennonite Heritage Village, the world's largest Mennonite museum: 32 restored period build...
Liverpool was Nova Scotia's privateer (officially sanctioned pirate) capital during the Napoleonic Wars. The P...
Sherbrooke Village is the Maritimes' largest living museum: 25 restored 19th-century buildings (1860–1890) on...
The Rideau Canal connects Ottawa to Kingston across 202 km of river, lake and cut channel, descending and clim...
Annapolis Royal (Port-Royal, 1605) is the oldest permanent European settlement in North America north of Flori...
Kingston sits where Lake Ontario narrows into the St. Lawrence River, and it served as the first capital of th...
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