You can spend all day in the museum’s three floors, each dedicated to the province’s history, natural sciences and fine arts, respectively. Retire to the study Need to find out all there is to know about New Brunswick? Learn all about the province’s past at the New Brunswick Museum in Saint John. Consider immersing yourself in history at the Village Historique Acadien, which takes you back to life between 17 - food, too. Try the poutine râpée or fishcakes, and if you spot a lobster super sign on a local church, pull over. Eat like an Acadian New Brunswick’s Acadian coast boasts many natural and cultural charms - from warm salt water beaches to seafood to historic villages - but a food-focused road trip is a great and effortless way to enjoy the historic region - food is everywhere.

But even if you don’t, the two-hour tour and captain David Welch will ensure sure you leave with an experience you won’t forget. The tour boasts a “95% chance” of sighting a whale. Andrews gets you extra close to the water for a chance to be up close and personal with Finback, Minke and Humpback whales, as well as porpoises, dolphins and seals. Have a whale of a time There are plenty of places to go whale watching in the Bay of Fundy, but not many offer the tour in a zodiac. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Manage Print Subscription / Tax Receipt.

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