There’s so much to see and do
Check out these
Events & Festivals
Experience the spirit of Southeast New Brunswick by attending our events and festivals. We host lively cultural celebrations, music festivals, and seasonal markets. There’s something for the whole family—so don’t miss out on the fun!
Tourism Partners
Destination Moncton-Dieppe
Destination Moncton-Dieppe leads the marketing and promotion of Moncton and Dieppe as an exciting visitor, business, and event destination.
Destination Southeast
Destination Southeast highlights the region's diverse and unique tourism offerings, providing visitors with the information they need for a memorable.
Friends of Fundy
Friends of Fundy is a charitable organization that exists to enhance public awareness and appreciation of Fundy National Park and the surrounding area.
Fundy Tourism Association
The Fundy Tourism Association promotes Albert County’s unique attractions, history, and arts scene, as well as diverse dining and accommodation options.
Communities
Cap-Acadie
An authentic and welcoming experience for all
Cap-Acadie
Cap-Acadie is a vibrant town that blends natural beauty with rich Acadian heritage. Visitors can enjoy Aboiteau Beach with pristine sands and warm waters. The town also features attractions like the Smokehouse Museum and the historic Barachois Church, believed to be the oldest Acadian church in existence.
Visit siteDieppe
A hub for shopping and dining
Dieppe
Dieppe is a lively city that offers a mix of modernity and cultural charm. With over 70 kilometers of scenic trails, it’s a haven for people looking to hike, bike, or simply enjoy the fresh air. Unwind at Rotary St-Anselme Park, appreciate the historic Doiron House, or enjoy a night out in this area of Southeast New Brunswick.
Visit siteFundy Albert
An ideal destination for nature enthusiasts
Fundy Albert
Fundy Albert, located along New Brunswick’s Upper Bay of Fundy shoreline, is a region celebrated for its natural beauty and welcoming communities. Visitors can explore Fundy National Park’s expansive forests and coastal trails, experience the dramatic tides at Hopewell Rocks, and enjoy the charming surrounding villages.
Visit siteMaple Hills
Rolling hills and so much more
Maple Hills
Maple Hills is a rural community that has scenic landscapes, covered bridges, and plenty of opportunities to reconnect with nature. Its proximity to major urban centres provides residents and visitors with a peaceful retreat without sacrificing convenience.
Visit siteMemramcook
A strong sense of community and tradition
Memramcook
Nestled in the picturesque Memramcook Valley, the Village of Memramcook invites you to enjoy outdoor activities along scenic trails with stunning views of the valley. History buffs love to explore the Monument-Lefebvre National Historic Site, which celebrates Acadian history.
Visit siteMoncton
Visit the province’s largest city
Moncton
With a diverse culinary scene, bustling markets, and a calendar full of festivals and events, Moncton provides a fun and exciting experience for all. Check out its thriving arts and culture scene, with venues like the Capitol Theatre. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore extensive parks and trails.
Visit siteRiverview
Natural beauty and community spirit
Riverview
Riverview sits along the scenic Petitcodiac River, offering trails like the Riverfront and Dobson for outdoor adventures. Families can enjoy parks, pools, and recreation facilities, while the Riverview Arts Centre and local festivals add a lively cultural touch.
Visit siteSalisbury
Home of the silver fox
Salisbury
Visitors of Salisbury can explore the Green Pig Country Market, offering fresh local produce and baked goods, or enjoy the scenic beauty of the surrounding forests and Petitcodiac river. With its rich heritage and welcoming community, Salisbury provides a delightful experience for all.
Visit siteShediac
Lobster capital of the world
Shediac
A must-see landmark in Shediac is the giant lobster sculpture—one of the world’s largest—measuring 11 meters in length and weighing ~90 tonnes. Beyond this iconic sculpture, Shediac has beautiful beaches and vibrant festivals, making it a delightful destination for travellers.
Visit siteSoutheast Rural District
Where community and countryside meet
Southeast Rural District
The Southeast Rural District is spread throughout the Southeast region and offers a peaceful rural retreat with easy accessibility to urban centers.
Visit siteStrait Shores
A shore thing for your travel plans
Strait Shores
Strait Shores is a picturesque area with attractions like the historic Fort Gaspareaux and the scenic Baie Verte. Enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, birdwatching, and this charming community. With its welcoming atmosphere, Strait Shores provides an authentic and enriching experience for all who visit.
Visit siteTantramar
From marshlands to masterpieces
Tantramar
At Tantramar’s heart lies Sackville, a hub of artistic expression and community spirit, home to the Owens Art Gallery and cultural events. The expansive Tantramar Marshes are perfect for birdwatchers and outdoor adventurers. With its blend of history, art, and natural beauty, Tantramar has lots to explore.
Visit siteThree Rivers
Enjoy this delightful destination
Three Rivers
The village of Three Rivers gets its name from three waterways in the area: the North River, the Anagance River, and the Petitcodiac River, which all meet here. The village also features an outdoor swimming pool, an arena, a bowling alley, as well as several family-owned shops.
Visit siteCommunities
An authentic and welcoming experience for all
Cap-Acadie
Cap-Acadie is a vibrant town that blends natural beauty with rich Acadian heritage. Visitors can enjoy Aboiteau Beach with pristine sands and warm waters. The town also features attractions like the Smokehouse Museum and the historic Barachois Church, believed to be the oldest Acadian church in existence.
Visit site
A hub for shopping and dining
Dieppe
Dieppe is a lively city that offers a mix of modernity and cultural charm. With over 70 kilometers of scenic trails, it’s a haven for people looking to hike, bike, or simply enjoy the fresh air. Unwind at Rotary St-Anselme Park, appreciate the historic Doiron House, or enjoy a night out in this area of Southeast New Brunswick.
Visit site
An ideal destination for nature enthusiasts
Fundy Albert
Fundy Albert, located along New Brunswick’s Upper Bay of Fundy shoreline, is a region celebrated for its natural beauty and welcoming communities. Visitors can explore Fundy National Park’s expansive forests and coastal trails, experience the dramatic tides at Hopewell Rocks, and enjoy the charming surrounding villages.
Visit site
Rolling hills and so much more
Maple Hills
Maple Hills is a rural community that has scenic landscapes, covered bridges, and plenty of opportunities to reconnect with nature. Its proximity to major urban centres provides residents and visitors with a peaceful retreat without sacrificing convenience.
Visit site
A strong sense of community and tradition
Memramcook
Nestled in the picturesque Memramcook Valley, the Village of Memramcook invites you to enjoy outdoor activities along scenic trails with stunning views of the valley. History buffs love to explore the Monument-Lefebvre National Historic Site, which celebrates Acadian history.
Visit site
Visit the province’s largest city
Moncton
With a diverse culinary scene, bustling markets, and a calendar full of festivals and events, Moncton provides a fun and exciting experience for all. Check out its thriving arts and culture scene, with venues like the Capitol Theatre. Outdoor enthusiasts can explore extensive parks and trails.
Visit site
Natural beauty and community spirit
Riverview
Riverview sits along the scenic Petitcodiac River, offering trails like the Riverfront and Dobson for outdoor adventures. Families can enjoy parks, pools, and recreation facilities, while the Riverview Arts Centre and local festivals add a lively cultural touch.
Visit site
Home of the silver fox
Salisbury
Visitors of Salisbury can explore the Green Pig Country Market, offering fresh local produce and baked goods, or enjoy the scenic beauty of the surrounding forests and Petitcodiac river. With its rich heritage and welcoming community, Salisbury provides a delightful experience for all.
Visit site
Lobster capital of the world
Shediac
A must-see landmark in Shediac is the giant lobster sculpture—one of the world’s largest—measuring 11 meters in length and weighing ~90 tonnes. Beyond this iconic sculpture, Shediac has beautiful beaches and vibrant festivals, making it a delightful destination for travellers.
Visit site
Where community and countryside meet
Southeast Rural District
The Southeast Rural District is spread throughout the Southeast region and offers a peaceful rural retreat with easy accessibility to urban centers.
Visit site
A shore thing for your travel plans
Strait Shores
Strait Shores is a picturesque area with attractions like the historic Fort Gaspareaux and the scenic Baie Verte. Enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, birdwatching, and this charming community. With its welcoming atmosphere, Strait Shores provides an authentic and enriching experience for all who visit.
Visit site
From marshlands to masterpieces
Tantramar
At Tantramar’s heart lies Sackville, a hub of artistic expression and community spirit, home to the Owens Art Gallery and cultural events. The expansive Tantramar Marshes are perfect for birdwatchers and outdoor adventurers. With its blend of history, art, and natural beauty, Tantramar has lots to explore.
Visit site
Enjoy this delightful destination
Three Rivers
The village of Three Rivers gets its name from three waterways in the area: the North River, the Anagance River, and the Petitcodiac River, which all meet here. The village also features an outdoor swimming pool, an arena, a bowling alley, as well as several family-owned shops.
Visit site