New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick

No, English is widely spoken throughout the province. However, in Acadian regions like the northeast, you'll hear more French. Most services are available in both languages.

Yes, visit Hopewell Rocks or the Fundy National Park area where you can witness both low and high tide within approximately 6 hours. Check tide schedules in advance.

Excellent for families with attractions like Magnetic Hill Zoo, Kings Landing Historical Settlement, beach activities, and numerous parks with easy hiking trails.

Acadian culture features distinctive music, cuisine (like poutine râpée and fricot), vibrant festivals (especially during August's Acadian Festival), and a rich history dating back to the 1600s.

International visitors require a valid passport. U.S. citizens need a passport or enhanced driver's license. Always check current entry requirements with Canadian immigration.

Visa requirements vary by nationality. Many visitors need an eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization) or a visitor visa. Check with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

Canadian Dollar (CAD). Credit cards are widely accepted, but carry some cash for small towns.

Yes, English is spoken throughout the province. French is also common, especially in the north and east.

Visit Hopewell Rocks or St. Martins at low tide. Check tide tables online for the day's times.

Black bears and moose are present. Keep a safe distance, store food properly, and carry bear spray in wilderness areas.

Yes, tap water is safe to drink across the province.

19 years old.

Highly recommended for rural areas. Public transit is limited outside cities.

Atlantic Time Zone (AST), UTC-4. Daylight Saving Time (UTC-3) from March to November.

Try fiddleheads (wild fern), lobster rolls, poutine râpée (Acadian dumpling), and blueberry grunt.

Absolutely. Many parks, beaches, and attractions cater to families, including Magnetic Hill Zoo and Kings Landing Historical Settlement.

Layers, rain gear, comfortable walking shoes, insect repellent, and sunscreen. In winter, warm coat, hat, gloves, and boots.