Acadian Islands

Not your typical watersport destination, the Acadian Islands sit at the tip of the Acadian Peninsular in New Brunswick, sandwiched between Nova Scotia and French-speaking Quebec and on the Eastern Seaboard. This part of Canada has a strong maritime influence and historic colonial flavour in an awe-inspiring natural setting. New Brunswick’s most Gallic region, Lamèque Island is alive with colour as the peat bogs flourish in autumn. Untouched, unspoilt and uncommonly beautiful, Miscou Island yields spectacular beaches that are ripe for the picking.