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New Brunswick Beaches

Beaches in New Brunswick are categorized by the following titles: discovery beaches, swimming beaches, and wilderness beaches. Discovery beaches include Cape Enrage on the Fundy Coastal Drive, and are known for white sand dunes, wildlife, and animal life. There are 24 discovery beaches in New Brunswick.

Swimming beaches are amongst the most popular. Most of them are found along the Acadian Coast and the Chaleur Bay, which is a popular "hot" spot. Shediac's Parlee Beach has become one of the most famous in the province. Swimming beaches often host tournaments and concerts. There are 42 swimming beaches in New Brunswick.

Wilderness beaches are known to be untouched and unspoiled, where flocks of shorebirds and rare plant species thrive. Seals, trout, and baby turtles are favorites on everyone's list. Miscou Island is a popular beach where not a lot of people visit. Some of the lands in this area are preserved for generations to come. There are 23 wilderness beaches.