Destinations 
Fishing and Nature Adventures in Atlantic Canada
A 10-day itinerary between rivers and tides
Prepare your fishing rods and boots, because in the heart of Canada's Maritime provinces, an exceptional journey awaits you. Imagine yourself casting your line in the rushing waters of the Saint John River or tracking salmon in the thunderous waves of Fundy National Park. This ten-day journey takes you through the varied landscapes of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, from vibrant port cities to ancient forests where time seems to have stood still. Whether you are a die-hard angler or simply curious about untouched nature, each day of this trip holds a new surprise, from leisurely strolls on the beaches of Halifax to magical moments under the starry sky of Kejimkujik. 🌲🐟
Top 10 Activities
1. Salmon Fishing on the Saint John River
Feel the thrill of catching one of the largest freshwater fish.
2. Hiking to the Tides of Fundy
Discover the magic of the world's largest tide.
3. Historic Cruise in Halifax
Explore the city's maritime past in style.
4. Stargazing in Kejimkujik Park
Admire the Milky Way in this sky free of light pollution.
5. Seafood Tasting in Halifax
Savor freshly caught crustaceans.
6. Canoeing on Kejimkujik Lake
Paddle through dreamy and peaceful landscapes.
7. Visit to the Fredericton Farmers' Market
Taste local delicacies and discover regional crafts.
8. Exploring the Coastline in Fundy National Park
Set out to discover coves and crevices shaped by the sea.
9. Evening around a Campfire in Kejimkujik Park
Share stories and marshmallows under the stars.
10. Relaxing Day on Halifax Beaches
Enjoy sand and sun in an authentic maritime atmosphere.
Exploring Fredericton and the Saint John River (Day 1 to 2)
Welcome to the charming capital of New Brunswick, Fredericton, where the adventure begins on the banks of the majestic Saint John River. Known for its calm and welcoming atmosphere, this city offers much more than picturesque landscapes. Over two days, immerse yourself in fishing and nature with low tourist traffic, leaving the places almost just for you. Put on your boots and get ready to track the legendary salmon that the region is famous for. Between casting lines , enjoy Fredericton's vibrant cultural scene with its local markets and charming streets lined with colonial houses. Truly, there's no better way to start this journey than by feeling the fresh river breeze while savoring exquisite local cuisine. 🎣🏞️
Activities
Salmon Fishing on the Saint John River
Description : Arm yourself with patience (and bait) to face one of the world's greatest fishing challenges: catching the enigmatic Atlantic salmon! Don't be intimidated by the thought that these fish might be smarter than you. A little tip, talk to them softly, they like that. You'll spend a day casting, reeling, and hoping by the water with the gentle sound of the river in the background. Remember, every moment spent without a bite brings you closer to a story you'll be able to tell for the rest of your life.
Price : 50 € per person
Address : river Quay , 123 Floating Street
Cultural Walk Through Downtown
Description : Swap your fishing rod for walking shoes and stroll through the historic heart of Fredericton. Don't miss the Beaverbrook Art Gallery or the Officers' Square Historic Park where history and art blend harmoniously. You might even come across a group of musicians playing Acadian tunes on the street. Each turn offers a new surprise, whether it's a local café serving the best cappuccino in all of New Brunswick or a shop filled with handmade souvenirs. Get ready for a day where your explorer spirit will be as satisfied as your stomach.
Price : Free
Address : Downtown Fredericton
Tasting at Fredericton Public Market
description : ready to turn your palate into a playground? The Fredericton Public Market is the perfect place to sample fresh local products. Here , producers and artisans will introduce you to a world of flavors and textures. Freshly baked croissants, homemade jams, artisanal cheeses… your biggest dilemma will be knowing where to start (and with your stomach). Don't forget to leave with a jar of local honey, excellent not only in tea but also as a conversation piece at fancy dinners.
Price : Variable depending on purchases
Address : 123 Market North Street
Restaurants
Le Bistro Sur le Quai
Description : Where do you want to eat? Right here, of course! On the quay, this charming bistro offers a breathtaking view of the river with a menu that celebrates local cuisine. Enjoy a dish of fresh salmon accompanied by local vegetables , all paired with a craft beer brewed on site. If you still have room, finish with a homemade apple pie. Ah , the mere thought of that flavor on your taste buds is enough to make your mouth water, isn't it?
Price : 30-60 € per person
Address : 456 River Quay
Café Céramique
Description : in an artistic and vibrant setting, enjoy a culinary experience where art meets cuisine. Every dish is a work of art! Try their famous reinvented poutine or a gourmet burger. The café also offers pottery workshops, so if you want to leave with a handmade souvenir, it's the perfect place to enjoy while creating.
Price : 20-40 € per person
Address : 789 Artisanal Street
L'Oasis du Goût
Description : Located in the heart of downtown, this restaurant is a true paradise for seafood lovers. Taste the marine flavors with a divine lobster bisque and fresh oysters that literally melt in your mouth. All served in a cozy and relaxed atmosphere. A perfect place to end a day rich in discoveries.
Price : 25-55 € per person
Address : 321 Central Street
Accommodations
Auberge de la Rivière
Description : Experience the authentic charm of a stay by the river in this quaint inn. The rooms are cozy with a rustic touch and offer stunning views of the lush landscape. Enjoy a peaceful morning on the terrace sipping a hot coffee before heading out for adventure. The friendly staff will make you feel at home from day one.
Price : 70-150 € per night
Address : 234 River Street
Central hotel
Description : If you're looking for accommodation in the heart of Fredericton with all modern comforts, here's the place for you. This hotel offers elegant rooms, a gym, and an on-site restaurant. And the best part? You're just steps away from the city's main attractions, perfect for exploring with ease.
Price : 100-200 € per night
Address : 567 Central Street
Lakeside Chalet
Description : For a more peaceful nature escape, opt for this chalet nestled near a lake a few kilometers from the center. Each chalet is equipped with a kitchenette, perfect for preparing your freshly caught fish! a fireplace adds a touch of warm charm, ideal for unwinding after a day full of activities.
price : 80-170 € per night
Address : 123 Lake Trail
After savoring every moment in Fredericton, your adventure continues with even more nature and fishing in sight. Expect to explore lands as rich as they are diverse, with experiences that will remain etched in your memories for years to come. Get ready for the next step! ⛺️🏕️
Fishing and Discovery Adventure at Fundy National Park (Day 3 to 4)
After exploring the urban charms of Fredericton, let's head into the untamed nature of Fundy National Park. Known for its spectacular tides, this is where you'll have the opportunity to test your fishing skills in one of the most captivating environments on the planet. In addition to fishing, the stunning landscapes of steep cliffs and verdant forests offer a perfect backdrop for unforgettable hikes. Don't worry , you'll have time to rest your fishing rod to stretch your legs by following the winding trails along the shores. Relaxation and adventure await you in this little corner of natural paradise. 🌊🐠
Activities
Salmon Fishing at the Mouth of the Fundy River
Description : Are you looking for a big challenge? Try mastering the art of salmon fishing at the mouth of the Fundy River. With tides as dynamic as a kangaroo on a trampoline, this experience will test your skills. Between bursts of laughter and cries of victory , each catch will be a story to tell. Local guides, a true living encyclopedia, will teach you the secrets of the river. Expect to return with muscular arms and some extraordinary anecdotes.
Price : 60 € per person
Address : Fundy National Park, 789 River Road
Hiking on the Fundy Coastal Trail
Description : Equip yourself with your best hiking shoes and embark on an awe-inspiring adventure on the Fundy Coastal Trail. You'll follow steep cliffs with the sea as a backdrop and admire the dance of the tides from breathtaking viewpoints. Each step brings you closer to the wild and preserved nature of this unique park. Take a break for a picnic lunch with a view of the vast marine expanse. Don't forget your camera to capture this extraordinary natural spectacle.
Price : Free
Address : Park Entrance, 456 Long Trail
Bird and Local Wildlife Watching
Description : Grab your binoculars and get ready to discover wildlife like you've never seen before. Fundy National Park is a true sanctuary for seabirds and small mammals. Watch for osprey hunting or seals lounging on the rocks. this activity is perfect for nature lovers, both young and old, with many opportunities to marvel at the incredible diversity of endemic wildlife.
Price : Free
Address : Observation Point, 123 Wild Shore
Restaurants
The Wandering Mariner
Description : Dive into the culinary world at The Wandering mariner, where the ocean inspires every dish. Specializing in seafood, this restaurant offers dishes as creative as they are delicious. Try their famous lobster tails or creamy chowder, in a rustic and warm dining room, perfect for ending a day spent exploring the coast. The chef , a former fisherman, loves to share his sea stories, bringing a pinch of maritime folklore to every meal.
Price : 25-50 € per person
Address : 678 Coast Street
The Cave of Flavors
Description : Nestled between lush forests , this restaurant combines local flavors with a mystical ambiance. Try their local bean cassoulet and homemade sausages or their wild berry pie. Each dish is a taste experience that celebrates local produce. The wooden decor and dim lighting create an enchanted cave atmosphere, transporting you far from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
Price : 20-45 € per person
Address : 234 Forest Street
The Scale and the Feather
Description : This eclectic restaurant is a tribute to the two elements that make up the Fundy landscape: the sea and the land. Enjoy a varied menu that perfectly combines local meats with seafood. How about a skewer of grilled shrimp and a sautéed duck breast? The setting, a renovated old inn, offers a stunning view of the maritime channel, ideal for a romantic dinner.
price : 30-60 € per person
Address : 456 View Street
Accommodations
Chalets du cap Fundy
description : For those seeking a quiet refuge in the heart of nature, these chalets are a perfect choice. With panoramic views of the bay and modern comfort, each window offers a postcard-worthy view. Equipped with fireplaces and private terraces, these chalets invite you to relax after a day of exploration. Just steps from the trails, it's the ideal place to listen to the waves' song in complete tranquility.
price : 100-200 € per night
Address : 321 Bay Street
Auberge des Marées
Description : Located near the park's main entrance , this rustic inn is the perfect choice for hikers and anglers. Offering comfortable accommodations at an affordable price, it is praised for its friendly atmosphere and impeccable service. The included breakfast, made with local products, will give you the energy needed to explore the park and its natural wonders.
Price : 70-130 € per night
address : 789 Trail Street
Fundy Pointe Hotel
Description : Enjoy stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean at this upscale hotel. The spacious rooms offer all modern comforts with the added bonus of views of Fundy's impressive tides. The on-site spa offers nature-inspired treatments to help you unwind after a busy day. Let yourself be lulled by the sound of the waves under a starry sky from your private balcony.
Price : 150-250 € per night
Address : 234 Ocean Street
After exploring the natural and culinary diversity of Fundy National Park, you will leave with unforgettable memories and perhaps a few fish fillets to wrap up. Get ready for the next part of your Canadian adventure, where the history and modernity of Halifax will be at your fingertips. 🌌
Historical and Maritime Exploration in Halifax (Day 5 to 7)
The third step of our journey: Halifax, the vibrant maritime metropolis of Nova Scotia. Nicknamed "The City of Trees," Halifax is known for its rich maritime heritage and dynamic cultural scene. During these three days, dive into the fascinating history of the port through its museums and historic docks. Coastal fishing in its bountiful waters promises unique and memorable experiences. Between line casts, be sure to stroll along the famous waterfront boardwalk, where pubs and restaurants offer an abundance of seafood delights. These days in Halifax will be filled with discoveries and amazement. 🛥️🌊
Activities
Deep Sea Fishing from Halifax Port
Description : Climb aboard a fishing boat for an unforgettable deep-sea expedition. With the sea breeze in your hair and the cries of seagulls for company, you'll feel like an adventurous sailor. Here, the waters teem with mackerel, cod, and halibut, ready to test your angler skills. experienced guides are there to share their secrets and ensure you return with a catch worthy of a name. Take the opportunity to learn how to prepare your own catch, an amazing souvenir for your taste buds and your fishing pride!
Price : 80 € per person
Address : Central Wharf, 123 Port Road
Visit to the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
Description : Dive into the rich and tumultuous history of the oceans at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. With fascinating and interactive exhibits, you'll discover the history of ships, famous shipwrecks, and the lives of sailors through the ages. Titanic enthusiasts will be delighted by the captivating artifacts and stories. It's a unique opportunity to understand the ocean's importance in the development of the city and the entire region. Don't forget to stop by the museum shop for a unique maritime souvenir.
Price : 10 € per person
Address : 456 Maritime Street
Stroll on Halifax's Waterfront Boardwalk
Description : Take a break from fishing to explore the famous waterfront boardwalk, a must-visit in Halifax. With its lively docks, street performers, and stunning views of the harbor, it's the perfect place to wander aimlessly. Sample local specialties at the many food stands, from crispy fish fritters to the famous "lobster poutine." In the evening, let yourself be lulled by live music in a typical Irish pub. It's a sensory experience where the ocean blends with the city's warm ambiance.
Price : Free
Address : Waterfront Promenade, 789 Quay Street
Restaurants
Le Capitaine Gourmand
Description : Enjoy fresh seafood in this restaurant with a view of the harbor. Le Capitaine Gourmand offers inventive cuisine where lobster and scallops are magnified by the chefs. The setting , inspired by fishing huts, enhances the culinary experience to offer you a me-mo-rable moment. Try their famous seafood platter for two, accompanied by a glass of local white wine.
Price : 40-80 € per person
Address : 101 Ocean View
L'Ancre Noire
Description : For fusion culinary enthusiasts, L'Ancre Noire is a must-stop. This restaurant plays with maritime and exotic flavors , with dishes such as lemongrass fish curry. All served in a modern and trendy ambiance that embraces Halifax's vibrancy. Don't forget to reserve a table near the bay window to admire the sunset over the Atlantic.
Price : 35-65 € per person
Address : 202 Port Avenue
The Fisherman's Brewery
Description : For an authentic experience, head to The Fisherman's Brewery, a convivial place where cuisine and maritime culture meet. Their specialty: clam soup that warms the heart and the taste buds. Enjoy the terrace in summer to sip a craft beer while watching the boats dance on the water.
price : 20-50 € per person
Address : 303 Sun Street
Accommodations
Navigators Hotel
Description : Located in the heart of the historic district, this hotel offers comfortable rooms with stunning views of the harbor. With elegant interiors and attentive staff , it's the perfect place to relax after a busy day. Don't miss the hearty breakfast that offers local products to start the day off right.
Price : 120-220 € per night
Address : 404 Sea Avenue
Auberge du Cap
Description : for those seeking a more intimate setting, Auberge du Cap offers charming rooms in a period house. Located just steps from downtown, it offers a warm and friendly ambiance. The outdoor garden is perfect for enjoying an iced tea while experiencing the laid-back charm of Halifax.
Price : 90-180 € per night
Address : 505 Anchor Street
Port Royal Suites
Description : This luxurious option offers modern suites with all the amenities needed for a memorable stay. The hotel features a wellness center and offers spectacular views of the sea from your private balcony. Perfect for those looking to combine comfort and elegance while traveling.
Price : 150-300 € per night
Address : 606 Royal Street
Here is the essence of Halifax captured in three days full of discoveries and flavors. Get ready for a gentle departure towards Kejimkujik National Park, where the tranquility of nature awaits you to write new chapters of your fishing and nature adventure in Canada. 🌳🚣♂️
Natural Immersion at Kejimkujik National Park (Day 8 to 9)
After the vibrancy of Halifax, let's dive into the tranquility of Kejimkujik National Park, a natural sanctuary nestled in Nova Scotia. Spanning hectares of wooded lands and sparkling lakes, this park offers a peaceful retreat for nature and fishing enthusiasts. Here, every lake and stream is teeming with aquatic adventure possibilities. The park's biological diversity rivals the majesty of its landscapes, making every hike an exploration of fascinating microcosms. Get ready for two days of total disconnection , where the rustling of leaves and the lapping of water will be your only melodies. 🌿🏞️
Activities
Canoeing on Kejimkujik Lake
Description : Equip yourself with paddles and climb aboard a canoe for a breathtaking aquatic adventure. Glide across the calm waters of Kejimkujik lake, surrounded by the park's lush greenery. Here, time seems to stop, freeing your mind and senses. With a bit of luck, you'll spot playful otters or, more majestically, the royal dance of a great heron. With each paddle stroke, dive back into the primitive simplicity of nature.
Price : 25 € per person
Address : 123 Canoe Lake Road
Hiking through Kejimkujik Woods
Description : Put on your hiking boots and tackle the winding trails of Kejimkujik. Ancient forests will surround you, home to exceptional biodiversity. Feel the soft moss underfoot and breathe in the fresh pine air. Each turn reveals small natural wonders, from strange mushrooms to songbirds. A hike that reconnects the soul to its wild nature, a true balm for the spirit tired of urban adventures.
Price : Free
Address : Trail Entrance, 456 Nature Way
Stargazing in the heart of the park
Description : Kejimkujik, recognized as a Dark Sky Preserve, is the perfect place for total immersion under the celestial vault. As night falls, lie down on a soft blanket and let yourself be amazed by the luminous dance of the stars. Here, light pollution is nonexistent, offering a unique celestial show, conducive to dreams and inner reflections. Bring a starry sky guide to identify constellations and planets. An activity that will remind you of your place in this infinite universe.
Price : Free
Address : 789 Sky Route
Restaurants
Le Repère du Castor
Description : Perched near the sparkling lakes, Le Repère du Castor is a haven for nature gourmets. Offering rustic yet delicious cuisine, specialties include game dishes and local fish, cooked simply but to perfection. The wooden decor and warm fireplaces make this place a refreshing stop after a day of outdoor adventures.
Price : 30-60 € per person
Address : 101 Nature Trail
Le Chalet des Saveurs
Description : Nestled in the heart of the park, Le Chalet des Saveurs welcomes you in a bucolic and serene setting. Its cuisine focuses on local and seasonal ingredients, with dishes ranging from forest salads to pan-fried trout. The friendly atmosphere and attentive staff make every meal memorable. Don't forget to try their homemade desserts, a perfect conclusion to a tasty meal.
Price : 25-50 € per person
Address : 202 lake View
L'Auberge Cachée
Description : This discreet restaurant is a rare gem for gourmets seeking tranquility. Offering refined dishes inspired by the surrounding nature , L'Auberge Cachée is the ideal place for a romantic dinner after a day outdoors. Its small menu offers exquisite dishes, like venison fillet with lingonberries or a wild greens salad.
Price : 35-70 € per person
Address : 303 Woodland Way
Accommodations
Camping Étoilé Kejimkujik
Description : For nature lovers seeking authenticity, Camping Étoilé Kejimkujik offers an unparalleled experience under the stars. Equipped with comfortable tents and welcoming campfires, the sites are strategically located to offer you the best of the night skies. Bring your guitar or simply enjoy the silence and sounds of the night.
Price : 15-30 € per night
Address : 555 Camp Road
Lodge du Lac
Description : Offering cozy rooms with breathtaking views of the lake, Lodge du Lac is the perfect place for a comfortable stay in nature. Each room is equipped with all modern comforts and a terrace to enjoy the sunrise. The lodge also offers wellness activities such as morning yoga and guided meditation on the lakeside.
Price : 80-150 € per night
Address : 666 lake Lodge
Nature retreat Kejimkujik
Description : This retreat offers intimate cabins immersed in the Kejimkujik forest. Each cabin is a haven of peace with a fully equipped kitchen, ideal for preparing a cozy meal after a day of fishing or hiking. Enjoy the terrace to savor a good book in absolute quiet, lulled by the birds' songs.
Price : 90-170 € per night
Address : 777 Retreat Road
Kejimkujik National Park will have offered you a glimpse of what nature has to offer. While your soul fills with peace and serenity, it's time to return to Fredericton to conclude this journey beautifully, with your heart and mind enriched by these unforgettable experiences. 🌟
Return and Last Discoveries in Fredericton (Day 10)
Back in Fredericton to conclude this fishing and nature journey, it's time to revisit this charming city in a new light, enriched by the experiences lived during this unforgettable trip. A day in Fredericton offers a range of activities that combine the pleasure of created memories and the exploration of new discoveries. Whether you choose to get lost in local art, savor a last slice of maritime life, or relax by the river, this final step allows you to close the loop with finesse and contemplation. Think about bringing back some souvenirs, including, of course, a few photos of your best catches! 🎣📸
Activities
Last Fishing Session on the Saint John River
Description : Close the chapter of your canadian saga with a final fishing session on the Saint John River. Renewing the challenge, you'll find yourself in good company with salmon who love to test anglers' patience. Enjoy the calm and beauty of the river during this final moment, sharing laughs and anecdotes with your new aquatic friends. Each line cast reminds you of the early days of the journey, thus closing a memorable adventure where each fish is both target and trophy.
Price : 50 € per person
Address : 777 River Crescent
Visit to the Beaverbrook Art Gallery
Description : For a cultural break, head to the Beaverbrook Art Gallery. Explore its vast collections of Canadian and international works from a new angle. Let yourself be inspired by the creativity emanating from each painting and sculpture, an ideal way to nourish your mind after so much wild nature. You might even find some art pieces inspired by the beauty of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick landscapes, making you relive your own moments of wonder.
Price : 12 € per person
Address : 102 Gallery Lane
Relaxing Stroll in Odell Park
Description : End your day with a soothing stroll through odell Park. This vast green space is an oasis of tranquility in the heart of the city. Follow the winding trails lined with century-old trees, discover its hidden gardens, and maybe even picnic in the shade of maples. It's the perfect place to reflect on your adventure, wonderful and varied, recapping every moment spent in this magnificent corner of Canada.
Price : Free
Address : 303 Park Drive
Restaurants
Le Délice Maritime
Description : Finish in style with a final meal at Le Délice Maritime. This restaurant, famous for its seafood dishes, offers a varied menu that truly celebrates the sea. Its conviviality and warm atmosphere make it a perfect choice for your last dinner in Fredericton. Don't forget to try their famous chowder and seafood pie for an ultimate explosion of oceanic flavors!
Price : 30-70 € per person
Address : 404 Ocean Drive
Bistro Naturel
Description : For a more relaxed culinary experience, visit Bistro Naturel. This trendy restaurant showcases local products in a chic and modern setting. Their reimagined poutine and maple-glazed salmon are must-tries. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while savoring dishes that honor the delights of Canadian terroir.
Price : 25-55 € per person
Address : 205 Maple Street
La Maison verte
Description : This vegan restaurant is a true paradise for lovers of healthy and delicious dishes. La Maison Verte offers dishes inspired by the surrounding nature, all prepared with creativity and passion. help yourself to a gourmet quinoa bowl or a kale salad enhanced with local apple cider vinegar. A perfect way to close your trip feeling both satiated and renewed.
Price : 20-40 € per person
Address : 607 Green Avenue
Accommodations
Inn du Fleuve
Description : Enjoy modern comfort with a touch of historical charm at Inn du Fleuve. Benefiting from panoramic views of the river, the rooms are decorated with elegance and attention to detail. It's the perfect place for a final evening of relaxation before concluding your Canadian journey. Enjoy a gourmet breakfast included with your stay, perfect for a tasty farewell.
Price : 100-180 € per night
Address : 808 River Lane
Pension des Voyageurs
Description : A simple and welcoming establishment located in the heart of the city, perfect for travelers seeking comfort without luxury. The rooms are functional and clean, offering everything you need for a restful night's sleep. The courteous staff will make you feel at home, even at the end of your adventure.
Price : 60-120 € per night
Address : 909 Voyage Lane
Les Suites Rivière
Description : For a more luxurious experience, book a spacious suite in this chic hotel, offering high-end amenities and magnificent views of the river. After a day of fishing or exploration, relax in the hotel's spa or swim in the heated indoor pool. A sumptuous stay to mark the end of your Canadian adventure.
Price : 150-250 € per night
address : 1010 Lux Lane
Returning to Fredericton , you complete your incredible fishing and nature adventure in Canada. Each day spent exploring these magnificent lands added a memorable note to your journey. As you prepare to depart, remember the shimmering rivers, lush forests, and starry nights that made this journey a unique and unforgettable moment. Safe travels and see you soon for a new adventure! 🌟
Practical Information
Climate: Atlantic Canada enjoys a maritime climate with mild summers and moderate winters. expect occasional rain , so be sure to bring a raincoat!
Transport: Renting a car is the best option for exploring at your own pace. The roads are scenic and well-signposted, ideal for independent adventurers.
When to go?: Summer, from June to september, is perfect for enjoying outdoor activities and witnessing the magnificent landscapes against a blue sky backdrop.
Budget: Around 1500-2000 € per person for 10 days , including accommodation, meals, and local activities.
Practical Tips:
- Check local fishing regulations to avoid fines.
- Always check the weather forecast before heading out to sea.
- Pack layered clothing to cope with temperature changes.
- Try to learn a few phrases in French , even if English is common.
- Support local businesses by buying directly from artisans and producers.
These practical information will help you prepare your trip to Canada and fully enjoy your adventure across this culturally rich and diverse landscape country.
You now have a complete overview of what Atlantic Canada can offer to any fishing and nature enthusiast. With its breathtaking landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and welcoming people, every moment spent here is an invitation to discovery and relaxation. Keep in mind the memories of shimmering rivers, lush forests, and the vast starry sky. Perhaps you will return for new adventures, as Canada never ceases to captivate and seduce those who dare to venture off the beaten path. Safe travels and until the next exploration! 🌎🇨🇦
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