Baie Sainte-Catherine, located at the confluence of the Saguenay Fjord and the St. Lawrence River, is a hotspot for whale watching. Numerous boat tours depart from here to spot humpback whales, belugas, and other marine wildlife. The area also features scenic hiking trails with breathtaking views of nature. Baie Sainte-Catherine is a paradise for wildlife and nature enthusiasts.
Caraquet, the "Capital of Acadia," delights with its rich culture and history. The Village Historique Acadien takes visitors back in time, while local festivals, like the Festival Acadien, celebrate vibrant traditions. Located on the shores of Chaleur Bay, it offers stunning views and activities like kayaking and birdwatching.
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Day 10 — Caraquet → Shediac
Shediac is known as the "Lobster Capital of the World" and is a must-visit for foodies. Visitors can enjoy fresh lobster at local restaurants or take a lobster cruise. The warm waters of beaches like Parlee Beach are perfect for swimming and sunbathing. Shediac blends maritime cuisine and relaxation.
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Day 11 — Shediac → Tatamagouche
Tatamagouche, a charming village on the Northumberland Strait, captivates with its historical charm and welcoming community. Visit the Tatamagouche Heritage Centre or explore the Trans Canada Trail that passes through the area. The Tatamagouche Brewery is a must for craft beer enthusiasts, and nearby beaches are perfect for families.
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Day 12 — Tatamagouche → Margaree
Margaree is famous for its scenic beauty and the Margaree River, a paradise for fly fishers. Surrounded by hills and forests, the area is ideal for nature lovers and hikers. Visit local craft shops and enjoy fresh seafood at nearby restaurants.
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Day 13 — Margaree → Baddeck
Baddeck, the heart of the Cabot Trail, is idyllically located on Bras d’Or Lake. This charming town offers sailing, fishing, and hiking opportunities. The Alexander Graham Bell Museum tells the story of the famous inventor. Enjoy local cuisine at one of the cozy restaurants.