Visiting Atlantic Canada

The Canadian Atlantic Provinces encompass the far eastern province of Newfoundland and Labrador, and the three maritime provinces – New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Charming picturesque towns dot the rugged coastlines, offering friendly faces and the freshest of seafood.

Convenient Best Western Hotel Locations throughout New Brunswick welcome guests whether traveling through or cheering for the favorite team at the World Pond Hockey Championships. From Edmundston, Grand Falls and Woodstock along highway 2 and the US border, Best Western Hotels are ideal places to stop. Stop for a fresh lobster in Saint John, the oldest incorporated city in Canada, along Fundy bay. Venture north to Moncton, but not without a camera to capture the scenic town setting.

Relax on Prince Edward Island after feasting on the famous local mussels. Charlottetown, a small diverse town, remains a jewel to be discovered. Travel on foot or bicycle, there is no need to hurry.

Head to Nova Scotia, where the capital Halifax is the busiest city in the maritimes. Take in world class theatre, a musical performance or eat at fine restaurants. Keep in mind, cracking a crustacean for lunch in an Atlantic town like Liverpool or Yarmouth, is a treat hard to beat.

Visit soon and enjoy the scenic beauty of Canada's maritimes. With a rich heritage and culture, and arguably the friendliest people in Canada, plan your adventure in the Atlantic Provinces today.