Explore three national parks, marvel at Hopewell Rocks & the High Tides, plus spot whales in the Bay of Fundy.

Bordering the wild Atlantic ocean, the charming provinces of New Brunswick & Nova Scotia promise a unique adventure. Drift into the slow pace of life, delve into the culture, uncover historical attractions and soak up the vistas of rugged coasts, sandy beaches and majestic mountains.

In New Brunswick history, culture and outdoor fun are all at your fingertips, but perhaps the top attraction is the incredible Bay of Fundy where you can witness the highest tides in the world or go whale watching and spot humpbacks. There are also over 50 perfect beaches and urban delights in Saint John and Fredericton.

Finding great places to go in Nova Scotia – or New Scotland is easy, finding time to see it all is the tricky part. No point of the lobster-shaped province is more than 35 miles from the sea and its hauntingly lonely beaches are one of its finest draws. Explore the bustling capital of Halifax; be charmed by Peggy’s Cove and its world-famous lighthouse; discover the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Old Town Lunenburg; the unsurpassed beauty of Kejimkujik National Park; and take a drive along the scenic Cabot Trail in Cape Breton Highlands National Park.