The Maritimes: Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick | Intrepid

Canada's Maritime provinces are a unique blend of amazing scenery, interesting past, with an energetic culture. Visitors will have an unforgettable trip from Prince Edward Island (PEI) to New Brunswick, which captures the spirit of this area with its scenic landscapes, quaint villages, and seaside attractions.

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The Maritimes: Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick

6 Days | Fresh lobster, the world’s highest tides, and a girl named Anne

Experience the seaside charm of Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick on this 6-day Maritimes trip from Charlottetown to Saint John. Start at the birthplace of Canadian Confederation, then visit the home of Anne of Green Gables, enjoy dinner on board a working lobster boat, and meet with a Mi’kmaq guide. Stop at the iconic Hopewell Rocks for a stroll along the Bay of Fundy’s ocean floor at low tide before finishing up in Canada’s oldest city.

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