Shippagan Marina

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The Shippagan Marina is a beautiful location to watch sailboats and birds on a warm day on the Acadian peninsula. There is a free boat launch and lots of benches and tables to enjoy a meal with a view.

Visitors can check out the pier and boardwalk and watch the sunset at one of the outdoor recreational sites. The marina also steps away from restaurants and bars on the waterfront.

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