TOP 25 Things To Do In New Brunswick 🇨🇦 Travel Guide

New Brunswick, a picturesque province on Canada's east coast, offers a wealth of experiences for visitors and locals alike.

0:00 Intro
0:04 St. Andrews By The Sea
0:38 Magnetic Hill
0:59 Fundy National Park
1:22 Hopewell Rocks
1:39 Village Historique Acadien
1:58 Roosevelt Summer Estate at Roosevelt Campobello International Park
2:20 Bay of Fundy
2:39 St. Martins Sea Caves
2:57 Kouchibouguac National Park
3:16 Reversing Falls
3:33 Grand Manan Island
3:52 Mount Carleton Provincial Park
4:12 Kingsbrae Garden
4:32 Fundy Trail Parkway
4:50 Cape Enrage
5:06 St. Martins
5:21 Tidal Bore Wave, Moncton
5:35 Historic Covered Bridges
5:50 World's Longest Covered Bridge
6:04 Chill Out in Saint John
6:19 Shediac
Confederation Bridge
Saint Georges Gorge

This maritime gem is known for its stunning landscapes, rich history, and vibrant culture, making it a must-visit destination for those seeking adventure and relaxation.

When it comes to things to do in New Brunswick, the options are endless. From exploring the Bay of Fundy's dramatic tides to hiking through lush forests, there's something for everyone. The best things to do in New Brunswick often revolve around its natural wonders. The Hopewell Rocks, with their unique flower-pot formations, are a prime example of the province's geological marvels and a top attraction for tourists.

For those looking for fun things to do in New Brunswick, the province's coastal towns and cities offer a plethora of activities. Saint John, the oldest incorporated city in Canada, boasts a charming uptown area with Victorian architecture and a bustling City Market. Fredericton, the capital city, is home to numerous galleries, museums, and the beautiful Odell Park, perfect for a leisurely stroll or picnic.

New Brunswick Canada is also renowned for its outdoor recreational opportunities. Kouchibouguac National Park and Fundy National Park are popular destinations for camping, hiking, and wildlife viewing. These parks showcase the diverse ecosystems of the province and provide visitors with unforgettable experiences in nature.

When night falls, there are plenty of things to do in New Brunswick at night. The cities come alive with vibrant nightlife, featuring live music venues, cozy pubs, and excellent restaurants serving fresh seafood and local specialties. For a unique nocturnal adventure, consider stargazing at one of the province's dark sky preserves.

Among the top things to do in New Brunswick is exploring its rich cultural heritage. The Acadian culture is particularly prominent, with festivals, museums, and historic sites dedicated to preserving and celebrating this unique Franco-Canadian identity. The Village Historique Acadien near Caraquet offers visitors a glimpse into 18th and 19th-century Acadian life.

For those seeking cool things to do in New Brunswick, consider taking a whale-watching tour in the Bay of Fundy or kayaking along the Fundy Isles. These experiences offer an up-close encounter with marine life and breathtaking coastal scenery. Another unique attraction is the world's longest covered bridge in Hartland, a testament to the province's engineering history.

A New Brunswick tour wouldn't be complete without visiting some of its charming coastal communities. St. Andrews by-the-Sea, with its well-preserved 18th-century architecture and beautiful Kingsbrae Garden, is a delightful stop for history buffs and nature lovers alike. Meanwhile, the bustling port city of Moncton offers urban amenities alongside natural wonders like the Magnetic Hill optical illusion.

Whether you're planning a New Brunswick travel adventure or simply looking for new Brunswick attractions to explore, this Canadian province has something to offer every type of traveler. From its rugged coastlines to its vibrant cities, New Brunswick is a destination that combines natural beauty with rich cultural experiences, making it an ideal place to visit and discover.

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[RVAmerica]

We were making a list as we went and had to pause the video at least 100 times . I now have my list of things to do. Thanks so much. We are going here this coming summer. Lynn and Danny

[SanjeevGhanekar]

Thanks for sharing this video, it’s like down the memory lane of over forty years, lived in Moncton for over a year, I flew tons of times over Shediac on to P E I and and then down to Halifax, also Fredericton and ST. John. Lovely.

[margiefortune]

ST> ANDREWS is beyond amazing and the people there are also amazing !!

[nicolas]

FOR ALL THOSE THAT DONT KNOW: Newbrunswick local here (Hampton, New Brunswick. This man added clips of a million different places that ARE NOT in New Brunswick). These clips are not from any of our towns and cities . Google search please and report this video

[DarthTigger]

I saw Acadian Village twice, but did I miss Kings Landing?

[Jhogg]

Please add the world's largest axe 😁 it is also a great sight to see and not too far from the Hartland bridge 💜💜

[guinessmacdonald]

The photo of the Almanac Brewery shown at 6:12 into the video looks identical to the one in Alameda, CA. What is the address of the Almanac Brewery in New Brunswick?

[princesschantal]

Why is a picture of Lunnenburg, Nova Scotia used for Saint Andrews?

[kiezorfc]

St Andrews Scotland is also by the sea

[aboomawiya]

Hi brother very nice vedyu im from pakistan im move canada inshalla

[deitrestolbert]

Dang, looks like paradise...a tourist city. I heard the house are cheaper in new Brunswick but the taxes are higher. Comparing Alberta the opposite house are higher taxes are lower.

[maryromero]

how much did it cost to visit all these spots??

[dwarren]

At 2:50 this image is not St Martin's or New Brunswick

[mairimramirez]

whats the weather like there?? asking for a friend 😆

[msilliphant]

hahahaha thats not a pic of st martains NB

[bradleygaudet]

This video is full of inaccuracies. First, it shows a cityscape of Halifax, which is in Nova Scotia and not New Brunswick. It also shows homes in St John's Newfoundland and not Saint John New Brunswick. And the narrator keeps mispronouncing place names.

[kevinmcintyre]

Info isn't acute AT ALL and should have learned how to pronounce the names before making this video.

[nrwalsh]

Worst pronunciation of NB place names I think I've ever heard lol

[SergiiStarodubtsev]

Made by Ai, bs.... With repetitive pics..shame