Our best-kept secret might just be the rich tapestry of individuals you’ll encounter on your journey. Meet just a few of the fascinating people who will make your New Brunswick visit a heartfelt experience with stories to remember.
Owner & chef extraordinaire Rossmount Inn Named “Best Kitchen in New Brunswick” by Where to Eat in Canada, Chris is cooking up an extraordinary culinary experience just for you. More>
Potter Take a tour of Darren’s Jones Creek gallery to discover the wonderful sense of place embedded within every single work of art. More>
Plein-air painter Tucked amongst the sugar maples of a forest studio gallery, you’ll find the artist whose work has been presented to her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. More>
Artist Over the years, Donald has welcomed thousands of visitors into his studio gallery, where his intimate portraits capture the spirit, and share the history, of the local people. More>
Curator of geology Dr.Miller’s interpretive display at the New Brunswick Museum in Saint John is widely accepted to be one of the best in the world. (Don’t tell anyone, but the fossilized Mastodon makes our knees shake!) More>
Naturalist and bird expert Roland is waiting to give you a bird’s eye view of the natural wonders of the Eco-Park Estuary. Watch for soaring osprey as you wind your way through an enchanting Acadian forest. More>
Wooden-canoe builder Upriver, where the Restigouche carves its way through the Appalachians, is a rambling collection of workshops known as Sharpe Canoes – easily the world’s most famous makers of Restigouche River canoes. More>
Purveyors of smoked salmon Situated amidst the red, rocky cliffs of Stump Coves lies another pearl in New Brunswick’s coastal communities: Wolfhead Smokers. Wolfhead have employed traditional Scottish smoking techniques to create a culinary legend. More>
Apple orchard & winery owner Life truly is sweet on the rolling hills of Ferme Bourgeois Farms, where Owner Robert Bourgeois would love to give you a taste of the Memramcook Valley. More>
Jewellery artisan A sparkling example of New Brunswick craftsmanship, see why Trudy’s work can be found in the jewellery box of Canada’s former Governor General. More>
Wood carver The sweeping view from Derek’s studio property is surpassed only by the extraordinary finds inside. More>
Musician/Founder of the Miramichi Kitchen Party The kettle's always on and the Miramichi Kitchen Party is guaranteed to be a knee-slapping, toe-tapping, hand-clapping good time. More>
Miramichi Country Music Opry founder Along the shores of the mystical Miramichi sits the Miramichi Country Music Opry, where the crowd is family-friendly and the spirited music continues late into the night. More>
Winery owner The founder of Atlantic Canada’s first farm winery-distillery,Werner produces over 70 different wines and spirits. Tasting is encouraged – in moderation… More>
Gîte Toutes Saisons Bed and Breakfast hosts Experience a little down-home Maritime hospitality at one of our fabulous B&Bs. You’ll meet everyday New Brunswickers and get their unique take on our culture. Don’t miss Phil’s renowned seafood omelet (made with tender morsels of Chaleur Bay scallops and shrimps – mmm….) More>
First Nations artisan Visit Shirley to shop for finely sewn beaded bags, dreamcatchers, and exquisite necklaces – you’ll likely receive a fantastic story to boot. More>
Owner of Darlene’s Teahouse Take a turn off the beaten path to explore this teatime treasure. Your gracious hostess is waiting in period costume to serve you a plethora of delectable treats. More>
Blanket weaver Have weaver Lyne Lévesque spin you a good yarn. In fact, over two-million metres of yarn every year go into Lyne’s heartwarming and handwoven creations. More>
Wooden-canoe builder Aside from continuing his grandfather’s craft, Bill is also known for founding the celebrated event, "Fiddles on the Tobique”, where, unbelievably, fiddlers are canoed up and down the Tobique River. More>
Wood sculptor Next stop: the wide, wrap-around porch of Kerry O’Toole’s country studio to experience a little of the Maritime’s best craftsmanship. More>
Woodworker and cabinet maker Make time to include a visit to Brent’s unique Shaker studio, where you’ll not only see his incredible 1800s Shaker reproductions, you’ll also experience a bit of our history. More>
Seaglass jewellery artisan As you wind your way around the spectacular Chaleur Bay, you may just find a gem of a studio, where Sonia Turner’s creative spirit shines as brilliant glass pieces of jewellery. More>
We’re with you all the way. Call our number, 1-800-561-0123 (or pack it with you), and we’d be happy to provide more travel tips to make your visit unforgettable.