
Canada is an ideal destination for a self-drive holiday and New Brunswick is no exception, from the awe-inspiring landscapes, the intriguing history and the amazing culture. Take to the open road and experience these incredible vistas while enjoying a holiday take is set to your own pace.
An ideal way to travel to discover Canada's wonderful coastline at your own pace, a self-drive holiday allows you to explore the incredible scenery, amazing nature experiences and so much more.
Booking a self-drive holiday to New Brunswick with First Class Holidays guarantees you a bespoke itinerary and ensures its tailored to your desired travel experience. Speak to one of our travel experts and let us help you connect with Canada’s amazing landscapes.
Bay of Plenty - 11 Day Self Drive from
'Acadia' the maritime coast of Canada is a land of exceptional beauty and tranquillity, making this area ideal for a self-drive holiday. Travel through New Brunswick's rural villages, the incredible parks and iconic coastline on this amazing tour. Visit towns such as Saint John, St. Andrews and Fredericton as well as iconic scenic landscapes such as the Bay of Fundy and Hopewell Rocks, Kouchibouguac National Park and The Forgotten Islands.
New Brunswick Self Drive Itineraries
Spotlight on: New Brunswick
With its swath of wild coastline, New Brunswick offers visitors a considerable number of outdoor activities including hiking, whale watching, bird watching, kayaking and mountain biking. It is also home to a robust array of festivals, and cultural events, along with a healthy smattering of museums and art galleries.
In New Brunswick, you will find the iconic Hopewell Rocks within the incredible Bay of Fundy, home to the world's highest tides. At high tide visitors can kayak off the coast and as the tide shifts and the sea recedes, you can walk along the ocean floor to see its oddly shaped rock formations.