Maritime Attractions |
| All Maritime provinces offer opportunities to explore the sea and the coast, enjoy seafood and partake in whale watching, but there are some specific attractions in adjacent Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia worth traveling to while in the neighbourhood. |
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Prince Edward Island |
Anne of Green Gables: The novel Anne of Green Gables was published in 1908 and was an immediate success. Today, almost one hundred years later, visitors can visit the famous character's house and get to know the author better when they go to PEI. All kinds of souvenirs will make sure you go home with the perfect gift for everyone to remind them of the great character. You can visit this website to know more about Anne of Green Gables:
http://www.gov.pe.ca/anneofgreengables/ |
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The Confederation Bridge that connects Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick, and is 12.9 km long. The structure cost 1 billion dollars to construct and took 4 years to be completed. The view you get of the Island from the Bridge is magnificent. Look for more information on the website at
http://www.confederationbridge.com/
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Prince Edward Island is also known for being a place where you can enjoy the great outdoors. Take in any of the beaches on PEI or visit one of the many provincial parks on the Island. Visit the following website if you are interested in knowing more about any of the parks:
http://www.gov.pe.ca/beaches/ |
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The Maritime province of Prince Edward Island is also known for its numerous scenic golf courses. If you are an avid golfer, you might even go to a session with a professional at the golf academy. Visit this website to get your swing going:
http://www.gov.pe.ca/golf/ |
Nova Scotia |
Nova Scotia is another Atlantic province in close proximity to Fredericton that possesses many activities for you to enjoy.
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One of the most popular places in Nova Scotia is the historic Cabot Trail. Noted as the most beautiful drive in North America and one of the best in the world, every year thousands of visitors come to amaze in the splendour where land meets sea with whales in the distance. Check this website to see what it is about: http://www.cabottrail.com/ |
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In Nova Scotia, you can also visit the Halifax Citadel. This particular place played an important part as a naval station in the British Empire. This national historic site is a must-see and is sure to convey the strategic importance of the city of Halifax during the years of struggle and war. Here is a link if you are interested to know more about this fabulous site: http://www.pc.gc.ca/citadel/ |
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Another attraction to visit while visiting Nova Scotia is the Fortress of Louisbourg. This living national historic site turns back time and makes you see what a French fortified town was all about. Learn more at: http://www.pc.gc.ca/fortress/
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