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The Canadian classics.
The 7 most popular new brunswick tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Self-guided admission to the Village Historique Acadien in New Brunswick, with a 2.2 km bilingual route and historic re-enactors.
“Excellente explication de l’histoire De la part des employés Et de savoir que ma famille fesait parti De l’histoire(Ouellet) 😘”
Kayak St. Martins Sea Caves in the Bay of Fundy with small-group guides, safety lessons, and possible seals, porpoise, and bald eagles.
“that was really awesome. The guide was passionate and was really good for explaining things and sharing that passion.”
Drive the Bay of Fundy from Moncton to St. Martins with offline GPS audio, trivia, and UNESCO stops for one small group price.
“The starting point was not where we expected. Too far away so couldn’t even use it. It said bay of funday but it was in another place”
Visit Kings Landing in New Brunswick with an admission ticket, see 150 years of heritage, enjoy exhibits and village life, plus horse and wagon rides.
“It was a very unique place. Friendly people and a nice way to spend the day. Very educational. Would definitely doit again with family”
Hike with llamas and goats in New Brunswick, then enjoy an outdoor wood-fired pizza lunch and close encounters with farm animals at a therapy farm.
“It was fun learning a bit about llamas and getting to spend time and bond with them, as well as spend time with some of the other animals on the farm. Host was also super friendly!”
A small-group Mi’kmaq Heritage Path tour in Elsipogtog with smudging teachings, forest medicine walks, and a Q&A at the Cultural Center.
“Warm tour”
Kayak St. Martins Sea Caves in the Bay of Fundy, where tides can swing 53.5 feet, with dry bags, gear, and paddle 101.
“The Francophone guides were very friendly, gave us clear and relevant information.Have had an upgraded experience because particularly high tide, so allowed to pass to places usually not accessible.Auto-translated”
