The Beaches of Shediac
As a local of Shediac, I am always proud to boast about the beautiful beaches that our town has to offer. Whether you're looking for a relaxing day of sunbathing or a fun-filled day of water sports, our beaches have it all. The most popular one is the Parlee Beach, which is known for its warm waters and stunning views. But if you're looking for a quieter and more peaceful option, Pointe-du-Chêne Beach is the perfect spot. And if you're feeling adventurous, make sure to check out the nearby Shediac Island for some kayaking and exploring opportunities.
The Lobster Capital of the World
It wouldn't be a trip to Shediac without indulging in some of our world-renowned seafood. Our town is known as the Lobster Capital of the World, and for a good reason. The annual Lobster Festival, held every July, is a must-visit for all seafood lovers. But even outside of the festival, you can find delicious lobster dishes at almost every restaurant in town. Pro tip: Make sure to try the Shediac style lobster roll, it's a local specialty that you won't find anywhere else.
Exploring the Shediac Bay
For those who love being out on the water, a boat tour of the Shediac Bay is a must-do activity. You can choose from various tours, including whale watching, fishing, and even seal spotting. Not only will you get to see some incredible marine life, but you'll also get to take in the breathtaking views of the coastline. Plus, it's a perfect way to escape the heat and enjoy a cool ocean breeze.
The World's Largest Lobster Sculpture
If you're looking for a unique photo opportunity, make sure to stop by the world's largest lobster sculpture located in downtown Shediac. This iconic landmark is over 35 feet long and is hard to miss. It's a perfect spot for taking pictures and capturing memories of your visit to our charming seaside town. You can even pick up some souvenirs at the nearby gift shop that features local artisans' work.
Discover Shediac's History
Lastly, for those looking to learn more about the town's history, make sure to visit the Pascal-Poirier Historic House Museum. This restored Victorian home will take you back in time and give you insight into how the early settlers in Shediac lived. With period furniture and exhibits, it's a fascinating way to learn more about our town's past.
In conclusion, whether you're a beach lover, foodie, nature enthusiast, or history buff, there is something for everyone in Shediac, NB. As a local, I can guarantee that your first trip to our charming seaside town will not be your last. So pack your bags, put on your sunscreen, and get ready to discover all that Shediac has to offer. We can't wait to welcome you to our little slice of paradise on the east coast.
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