Touring /  Content Index Visit Many Attractions in New Brunswick New Brunswick's many roads provide tourists with access to all parts of the province. Most famous for the Bay of Fundy and picturesque villages, the many towns and cities of the province offer visitors with several choices of festivals, museums, shopping and sight-seeing. The rural part of New Brunswick has many parks and heritage sites to attract travellers. The Marco Polo - Queen of the Seas During the "Golden Age of Sail," Saint John, New Brunswick became the third largest shipbuilding centre in the world, famous for producing some the best wooden ships in marine history. But none was more legendary than the full-rigged clipper ship, Marco Polo, built in the Marsh Creek, Saint John shipyard of James Smith. Learn More... Canada's Most Irish City If you're looking for a place to spend St. Patrick's Day, Saint John may be an excellent choice. Learn More... • The River that Runs Backwards • Beach Crawl - Popular Activity in Fundy National Park • Eight Distinct Habitats in Kouchibouguac National Park • Outdoor Adventures along the Miramichi River Adventures in Newfoundland & Labrador There isn’t another destination quite like it anywhere in the world. The combination of outdoor adventure, history, culture and people in Newfoundland & Labrador creates a larger-than-life experience for every visitor. Learn More... Advertise on Natural Tourist Do you have a natural Canadian business or service? Place your ad here, where your target market will find it! An excellent marketing value - for as little as $400 a year to place your information in all 5 categories in one province. Click here for ad rates and information. Also, you can contact us at linda@digitalwiz.com. Learn More... Visiting the Atlantic Salmon Museum to the Salmon Hatchery Centre Do you want to find out about the natural history of Miramichi salmon, the history of salmon fishing and the process of salmon hatching? Learn More... Fishing New Brunswick's Waterway Anglers in New Brunswick have several landscape options, but the fish of choice? Salmon. Learn More... On New Brunswick's Waterways Paddlers visiting New Brunswick have many options across the province to practice their craft. Learn More... Trails Across the Province Throughout New Brunswick, hikers and bikers have many opportunities to access trails. Learn More... Wildlife Details An Uncertain Future for the Yellow Rail Smaller than a Meadowlark, a little larger than a sparrow, the similarly chunky, short-tailed, round-winged Yellow Rail, with its streaked, tawny-coloured back, buff yellow breast and yellow bill, is an elusive marsh bird that is in danger of losing its habitat. Learn More...

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