Warm blue waters and delicious seafood await you along the Northumberland strait where the cultural roots of early Scottish settlers run deep – names like New Glasgow give it away. This #WaterWednesday we present you a place where the possibilities for activities for the whole family are endless - kayaking, hiking and zip-lining. This body of water separating New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island the natural beauty of nature while showcasing the culture and history of the region. This is also where you will the find the bridge linking New Brunswick / Nouveau-Brunswick to Prince Edward Island named the Confederation Bridge - a bridge which opened in 1997 and truly fixed the link between islanders and their fellow mainlander eastcoasters. As this strait has shores in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, visit these three sites for more info on what experiences each of the provinces have to offer, here: PEI: tourismpei/index.php3 New Brunswick: tourismnewbrunswick.ca/# Nova Scotia: novascotia/ #explorenb #explorecanada #visitnovascotia
Posted on: Thu, 04 Dec 2014 00:30:00 +0000
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