Regionen · Kapitel 7
Atlantic Canada
Atlantic Canada is Canada's best-kept secret — four provinces at the easternmost edge of the continent, where rugged coastlines meet colorful fishing villages, Celtic music fills the pubs, and icebergs majestically drift past the coast of Newfoundland. Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, and Newfoundland & Labrador offer an alternative to the tourist mainstream: authentic, untouched, breathtaking, and surprisingly affordable.
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Nova Scotia — New Scotland
Nova Scotia (New Scotland) is the best-known of the Atlantic provinces — and rightly so. A peninsula almost entirely su…
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Prince Edward Island — Canada's Garden Island★★
Prince Edward Island (PEI) — Canada's smallest province — is a gem that most European tourists overlook. And that's exa…
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Newfoundland — at the Edge of the World★★★
Newfoundland is the easternmost point of North America — St. John's, the capital, is closer to Ireland than to Vancouve…
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