From the moose’s roar to the whale’s song, from coastal cliffs to pine forests, the Canadian Atlantic provinces are still little explored. Yet, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland form a region with a rich cultural heritage and an extraordinary natural heritage. Its national parks are ideal for unforgettable hikes between land and sea.
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With its dramatic cliffs and sweeping 360-degree vistas, Newfoundland and Labrador unveils spectacular, one-of-a-kind landscapes. At the heart of boreal forests, windswept barrens, and abundant wildlife, this journey immerses you in a wild and authentic natural world.
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In the heart of the Maritimes, this journey leads from Halifax to Peggy’s Cove, then on to Fundy National Park and the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton—a legendary route renowned for its breathtaking scenery.