Shediac

A French-Acadian neighborhood called Shediac is just a 15-minute drive from Moncton, New Brunswick. Shediac, a sort of vacation town, is home to numerous public and private beaches, charming bed and breakfasts, and decent cuisine. Being a tourist community, it is quite bustling in the summer and less so the rest of the year.

Shediac, which is also referred to as the "lobster capital of the world," is the location of numerous lobster fishery as well as a 90-ton huge lobster monument. If you come here in July, you might even end yourself at the yearly lobster festival. This tourist destination is known for its crustaceans, but it also has a vibrant Acadian past and is regarded as one of the most significant Acadian communities in the area. Don't forget to visit Parlee Beach as well, which is renowned for its warm seas.

Although a car is the most convenient mode of transportation in Shediac, you may also easily navigate the small town on foot or by bicycle, depending on where you are staying. The majority of Shediac's top tourist destinations are connected via Main Street, albeit summertime traffic can be congested.

Location: Westmorland County, New Brunswick, Canada

Best time to visit: June, July, August and September

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