The Ultimate New Brunswick Honeymoon Checklist
New Brunswick is filled with honeymoon-worthy activities and accommodations. Here are a few that should be added to your vacation wish list.
The Maritimes is filled with amazing honeymoon destinations, and New Brunswick is definitely one of them. The province is an adventurer’s paradise and is well worth exploring with your better half. Zen spas, natural phenomena, delicious food and national historic sites are just a few of the things that make it worthwhile. So, forget about booking overpriced tickets to Hawaii and take a trip to our fair country’s east coast, instead.
Here is the ultimate New Brunswick honeymoon checklist.
- Watch the tides roll in at Fundy National Park
- Kill your cravings for something sweet in Canada’s Chocolate Town
- Take a stroll through the Kingsbrae Garden
- Marvel (and snap some pictures) at the Hopewell Rocks
- Spend a night sleeping on the water (in a houseboat, of course)
- Take a dip in the warmest saltwater in Canada at Parlee Beach
- Trek through the treetops and see Centennial Park from a different angle
- Get your adrenaline pumping by ziplining at Cape Enrage
- Spend a day on Grand Manan Island
- Explore the St. Martins Sea Caves
- Check out the Reversing Falls
- Go on a lighthouse spotting adventure
- Canoe down the Miramichi River
- Grab a bite to eat at the Fredericton Boyce Farmers Market
- Visit Canada’s own King's Landing (no Lannisters here, which is probably a good thing)
- Get in touch with your artistic sides at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery
- Take the obligatory tourist photo with the Shediac Giant Lobster
- Drink some killer craft cider at Red Rover
- Bike the Fundy Trail Parkway
- Practice your French at the Village Historique Acadien
- Go whale watching on a tall ship
- Cozy up and watch a movie at the Neptune Drive-In Theatre
- Go for dinner at the Rossmount Inn
- Catch your own meal at Rockwood Park
- Get pampered at The Spa at The Algonquin
- Climb Mount Carleton
- Try to score a hole in one at the Kingswood Golf Course
- See the stars from Kouchibouguac National Park
- Get a history lesson at Fort Howe
- Camp out in a futuristic dome
