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Discover everything Southwest New Brunswick has to offer!
Come visit us at the closer East Coast. Then plan to stay a while. You’ll find there’s lots to do. Maybe a bike ride on our gorgeous trails or camping out under the stars. There are whales and puffins to watch and golf courses to drive. We’d love to see you. All in all, we’ve got fun for days.
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The Grand Manan Museum showcases the human and natural history of Grand Manan, NB and is open from mid-June until late September. Some of our permanent exhibits include the shipwreck gallery and bird gallery, and Our museum aims to increase awareness of the rich maritime heritage of Grand Manan Island and preserve it for future generations. We rely on various sources for support, including grants, volunteer help, donations, membership, and admission income. Our museum is supported by the Department of Tourism, Heritage & Culture, Archaeology and Heritage Branch. We have extensive displays of natural and human history both indoors and outdoors – you won't be disappointed! Our tax-free gift shop offers local crafts and books, many of which are made right here in the Maritimes. We also host a lecture series on Tuesday and Thursday evenings in July and August, along with many other special events. Our museum is a great destination on rainy or foggy days, and our air-conditioned building is perfect for hot sunny days too. We are dog-friendly, so please bring your leashed, well-behaved pet with you. Our friendly staff will orient you to the island and provide you with ideas about what to visit.
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The largest home in St. Andrews-by-the-Sea, New Brunswick, the Oppenheimer-Prager Museum at Dayspring exhibits works by Joseph Oppenheimer and Eva Prager and features interesting objects, jewelry, memorabilia, objects, classic cars and photos related to the Dunn family, Lady Beaverbrook and Dayspring itself.
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Follow an adventure that begins with kayaking the sun-kissed wavelets of Friars Bay and leads to the oldest lighthouse, East Quoddy Light Station. It’s nothing less than transcendence for those who revel in the echo of waves and the suspense of an ocean floor revealed at low tide.
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Imagine wandering beneath green canopies in Herring Cove Provincial Park or feeling the rare, black sand between your toes. These are moments that offer a sweet pause—a chance to breathe deeply and find nature’s unrestricted beauty. The park, with its trails, such as Rock of Gibraltar Trail, quiet camping spots, and 9-hole seaside golf course, is indeed a playground for the young of heart and spirit.