New Brunswick Luxury Holidays & Hotels 2026/27

Holidays to New Brunswick with If Only

Combining spectacular coastal scenery with rich culture and warm Maritime hospitality. Witness the extraordinary Bay of Fundy, home to the world's highest tides, wander the charming streets of St. Andrews by-the-Sea, and explore scenic shorelines, forests and coastal communities. Experience Acadian traditions, enjoy fresh Atlantic seafood, and look for whales, seabirds and marine wildlife in the waters offshore.

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

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

A haven for seafood lovers, with fresh lobster, scallops, mussels, oysters and chowder served across its coastal communities. Follow the Bay of Fundy or Acadian Coast for seaside restaurants, lobster shacks and harbour front dining, or visit Shediac, famously associated with lobster, for classic rolls and boat-based dining experiences.

St Andrews by-the-Sea and Saint John also offer memorable seafood stops, combining local flavours with warm Maritime hospitality and scenic coastal views

National Parks galore

New Brunswick’s national parks offer two unforgettable coastal experiences. At Fundy National Park, walk the ocean floor at low tide, hike forested trails, discover waterfalls and watch the Bay of Fundy’s powerful tides reshape the shoreline.

Along the Acadian Coast, Kouchibouguac National Park features sandy beaches, dunes, wetlands and peaceful waterways ideal for cycling, paddling and wildlife spotting, with dark skies and Mi’gmaq and Acadian culture adding to its appeal.

Historic hot spots

Step into the province’s past with a journey through some of its most engaging historic sites. Begin at Resurgo Place in Moncton, home to the Moncton Museum and Transportation Discovery Centre, before visiting Kings Landing near Fredericton, where 19th-century buildings, costumed interpreters and riverside scenery bring history to life.

Continue to St Andrews by-the-Sea to photograph heritage architecture, then explore Roosevelt Campobello International Park, Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt’s former summer retreat on Campobello Island.