Amy and Nick arrive on the Acadian coast of New Brunswick, where warm saltwater beaches, seafood traditions and layered history quickly reshape what they thought they knew about Atlantic Canada.

 

From lobster rolls on Parlee Beach Provincial Park to heading out on the water with an oyster farmer, the day is rooted in the rhythms of the sea. Over dinner, they begin to understand Acadian identity — a culture shaped by resilience, language and survival — before heading to Le Pays de la Sagouine, where storytelling brings both joy and one of the darkest chapters in Canadian history into focus.

 

As night falls, the Acadian story continues through the immersive forest walk of Akadi Lumina, before the day ends under some of the darkest skies in the region. Stargazing by the coast turns into a lesson in planets, supernovas and the sheer scale of the universe.

 

This episode is about culture that refuses to disappear, stories passed down through generations — and the feeling that New Brunswick still has plenty more to reveal.

 

For more information on the destinations covered in this series, please visit the links below...

 

⁠https://tourismnewbrunswick.ca/⁠

⁠Le Pays de la Sagouine⁠

⁠Akadi Lumina⁠

⁠Cliff Valley Astronomy

Atlantic Canada is collaboration between ⁠⁠The Travel Podcast Agency⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠Finn Partners⁠

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Erscheinungs­datum: 4.3.2026, 02:59:00