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Region:

Acadian Peninsula

Known For:

Village Historique Acadien | Acadian culture | Acadian Festival of Caraquet | Coastal boardwalk | Beaches | Maritime heritage

Best For:

Acadian Culture | Festivals | Coastal Walks | Beach Days

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Acadian Historical Village

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It is cool to see the progression of homes and lifestyle of the Acadians from the mid-1800s up to the mid-20th century. The village is huge; it’s a full day visit, with many homes and buildings to see in a village format. The people who portray the villagers as it was during that period do […]

Musée Acadien de Caraquet

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This museum shows what the Acadians did for work and sustenance after the expulsion and how they moved on and around the Maritimes when they were finally allowed back. Photos: https://www.facebook.com/museeacadiencaraquet

Pointe à Brideau Range Rear Lighthouse

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Beautiful place for a picnic with stairs to access the beach. The views are beautiful, with a walking trail close by. Photo: Google Street View

Caraquet Range Front Lighthouse

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The lighthouse was built in 1903—an excellent spot for selfies. Photo: Dennis Jarvis from Halifax, Canada – NB-00992 – Caraquet Front Range Lighthouse, CC BY-SA 2.0

Centre culturel de Caraquet – Carrefour de la mer

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One of the beautiful ultramodern tourist attractions of Caraquet. This recreational and tourist complex has a large performance hall and a reception area for holding various events such as festivals, conferences, exhibitions, banquets, etc. There is also a tourist information kiosk, two restaurants (Le Crapet and Marie Belle), a café (La Fringale), bars and brasseries […]

Eco-Musée de l’Huître

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Designated a local historic site because of its commercial and residential vocation, the Dugas house was built in 1923 according to plans by architect Nazaire Dugas (1864-1942), a native of Caraquet. The Dugas family has been recognized as Caraquet oyster specialists for a long time; the local oyster is called the “Dugas Caraquette.” Normally, visitors […]

Distillerie Fils du Roy

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Take a tour! What a great place to stop as you explore New Brunswick. Do the free tour of the beer/gin/whiskey distillery and tasting afterward. The staff is superb, very knowledgeable, and informative—an outstanding experience. Photo: https://www.facebook.com/DistillerieFilsDuRoyInc

Theatre Populaire d’Acadie

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Founded in 1974 in Caraquet, the Théâtre Populaire d’Acadie is the oldest professional French-language theatre company in Acadie. The TPA produces original creations, contemporary theatre, and texts from the classical repertoire, both for the general public and young people, a variety of shows inspired by several artistic currents while giving pride of place to Acadian […]

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