Prince Edward Island is known for its red-sand beaches, lighthouses, fertile farmland, lobsters and mussels. In one word – Heaven. But first things first. The island has 63 lighthouses with 37 still active. We stayed at PEI for 3 nights and 3 days and most of the time (if we were Read more…
We knew we were in Charlottetown the moment we saw historic buildings in any corner. Although the main industry is farming, 2 street art we spotted were about marine life. And we were definitely in Prince Edward Island when we saw a red fox crossing the main city street. Just Read more…
Second thing we did before leaving New Brunswick was the obligatory stop and photo with Shediac’s lobster sculpture. It is said that Shediac boasted to have the largest lobsters. To make this true – they had a sculpture made of the biggest lobster. Now no one can dispute. And then our first Read more…
Our drive from Quebec to New Brunswick was blessed with beautiful weather and gorgeous clouds. After 2.5 hours of driving, our first stop : Florenceville Covered Bridge, Florenceville-Bristol, New Brunswick. This is a half and half! Half of the bridge is covered, the other half is open. 20 minutes away Read more…
Before leaving New Brunswick, we did 3 things. First, check out Magnetic Hill. I almost did not include the Magnetic Hill in our itinerary but for the sake of science we still visited the place. Fortunately, we were the only car there and there were tourists from a bus waiting to see Read more…