Canada Travel|Playing in the Four Provinces of the Atlantic (Part 1) The last group shared the gameplay of the four provinces of the Atlantic, but many of the fun places have not been written due to the character restrictions. Let me introduce it. This main share: New Brunswick + Newfoundland and Labrador. New Brunswick, New Brunswick: There is a stunning landscape; the tidal waves of the Bay of Fundy, the waterfalls of the countercurrent falls and the wonders of Hopewell Rock, people have to admire The magic of nature. New Brunswick is also a great place to visit the Arcadia culture. The Acadian people migrated here a hundred years ago and headed to an authentic village of Arcadia to attend a warm gathering and festival to experience their unique way of life. Hopwell Rock Underwater Walk Fendi Bay has a great tidal drop. In the morning, maybe you are still walking on the seabed. After the high tide in the afternoon, you can go kayaking to visit this piece. The waters are amazing. Countryside's countercurrent waterfall When the tides of the Bay of Fundy are high, the seawater will be poured into the St. John River, causing the river to flow upstream, and the drop of the tide can reach 8.5 meters. The spectacle of "waterfall" and "rapid flow". about 3 hours of voyage, personally participate in lobster capture, listen to the captain telling about the lobster habits and knowledge, and enjoy freshly cooked lobster on board Feast! Explore Arcadia There is a rebuilt Acadia Cultural Village in the town of Buktaje, Saguni Village, where you can experience Acadia culture immersively Every aspect of it. Newfoundland & Labrador Newfoundland and Labrador. This is the first place in Canada where the sun shines. The pure coastline is still the most natural and original. To the floating glaciers, the whales that jumped out of the water, the ancient lighthouses on the coastline, and here also have their own history and culture. The story of the Vikings can be traced back to the life of the Europeans who first landed more than a thousand years ago. Signal Mountain National Historic Site St. John's most famous landmark, it is also the best place to overlook the port. Split Point Lighthouse National Historic Site Looking out over Cape Town Point Lighthouse, the easternmost point of North America, with a panoramic view of the North Atlantic. Come to Quidi Weidi, don't miss the Quidi Wedi Winery. You can taste the unique blue-bottle beer with glacial melt water, and it tastes even more delicious. Iceberg Explore Whale Watching: At the St. Johns Wharf, you can take a close look at the glaciers that have fallen off the Glacier of Greenland. During the whale watching season, you can also see the picture of the right whales and the glaciers jumping out of the water.