New Brunswick Luxury Holidays & Hotels 2024/25

Holidays to New Brunswick with If Only

Magical memories await in New Brunswick, a mesmerising maritime province famed for its lush pine forests, rugged coastal paths and expansive natural offering. Marvel at the scenic architecture in the National Historic District of St. Andrews, and be sure to sample the succulent seafood offering, as New Brunswick is regarded as Canada’s lobster capital.

Why New Brunswick?

Savour some of Canada’s freshest seafood, including the region’s speciality of lobster
Why New Brunswick?

Get closer to nature with the dense forests and abundant wildlife
Why New Brunswick?

Explore the National Historic District of St. Andrews and soak up the mesmerising architecture

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Algonquin Resort St. Andrews

New Brunswick, Canada

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Highlights

Windswept coastal towns, dramatic pine forests and mouth-watering seafood await in New Brunswick, one of Atlantic Canada’s spellbinding natural gems which boasts a vibrant history and vast natural offering.

Seafood delights

Widely recognised as the lobster capital of Canada, the residents of New Brunswick are proud of their seafaring roots, serving up some of the nation’s freshest, most flavoursome shellfish dishes. Why not live like a local and indulge in a spot of lobster fishing on one of the many organised trips, or simply sit back and absorb the kaleidoscope of carefully curated flavours at one of the acclaimed local eateries.

National Parks galore

Carpeted by 85% forest, New Brunswick boasts a natural appeal unlike any other, with a plethora of National Parks and outdoor attractions. Head to Fundy National Park and marvel at the pine-clad woodlands and dramatic coastline, home to the world’s highest tides and an array of tumbling waterfalls. Feel at one with nature and indulge in an evening camp out, or chase an adrenaline rush with a kayaking or hiking adventure.

Historic hot spots

Visit Resurgo Place in Moncton, New Brunswick, first settled in 1733 and home to the Moncton Museum and the Transportation Discovery Centre. If you’re keen to photograph authentic Canadian architecture, head to the National Historic District of St. Andrews and immerse yourself in the scenic sightseeing opportunities. You can even explore Roosevelt Campobello International Park, Franklin D. Roosevelt's favourite summer retreat.