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$211
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$378
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$497
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800
Vacation rentals
Price per night
$165
On average
High season
May - $194
+18%
Price in December
$160
On average
Type of accommodation
House
2 Bedrooms, 83m²
Price per week
$1,153
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Low season
December : $160
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Available accommodation
14%
In December
If you spend one night in an Airbnb in New Brunswick, it will cost you around $165.
Spending a week in an accommodation in New Brunswick will approximately cost you $1,153. The price of a night in an Airbnb in New Brunswick varies between $1,122 and $1,361 for a stay of 6 nights.
If you are on a tight budget for your holiday, December is the best month to book an accommodation in New Brunswick. At this time of the year, the cost of one night in an Airbnb in New Brunswick is around $160. By booking in December, you will benefit from a 3% lower nightly price than in May ($194 per night on average).
Available Airbnbs in New Brunswick (apartments, home rentals, cottages) are made for 4 guests on average, with a surface area of 83 m². If you are traveling with more friends or family, you can also book accommodation for 6+ people or more in New Brunswick.
Spending a weekend, from Friday to Sunday, in an accommodation in New Brunswick will approximately cost you $364, a perfect option if you want to celebrate with friends, opt for a romantic getaway or spend some time with your family.
If you are looking for accommodation in New Brunswick in December, 14% of the Airbnbs are still available. For an apartment, a vacation home or any other accommodation in New Brunswick in December, plan on an average budget of $160 per night.
Embark on a journey to New Brunswick, a province that marries the rugged charm of its coastal landscapes with the warmth and vibrancy of its communities. Here, the allure of the Bay of Fundy's mighty tides, the serene beauty of Acadian forests, and the rich tapestry of cultural festivals await. With a plethora of Airbnb and vacation rental options ranging from idyllic seaside cottages to contemporary urban apartments, New Brunswick extends a warm invitation to all. Whether your travel plans include adventures in the great outdoors, a deep dive into the province's storied past, or a quest for culinary delights, this maritime province offers a backdrop that adapts to every preference, ensuring your stay is both memorable and unique.
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New Brunswick is not merely a destination; it's a canvas on which the seasons paint myriad possibilities for exploration, relaxation, and discovery. It stands as a testament to Canada's Eastern beauty, offering a blend of bilingual charm (French and English), welcoming towns, and a culinary scene that is as rich as its history. It's a province that promises a truly Canadian experience, perfect for families, couples, and solo adventurers eager to immerse themselves in its unique blend of natural wonder and cultural richness.
Witness the awe-inspiring phenomenon of the world's highest tides at Fundy National Park, where the Bay of Fundy's waters rise and fall up to 16 meters (52 feet). Beyond its tidal marvels, the park beckons with dense forests, cascading waterfalls, and an extensive network of hiking trails, presenting an array of outdoor pursuits amidst breathtaking natural scenery.
The Hopewell Rocks, also known as the Flowerpot Rocks, offer an unparalleled opportunity to stroll the ocean floor at low tide. These towering formations, carved by millennia of tidal action, stand as sentinels along the coast, providing a spectacular setting for exploration and photography.
Saint John, the province's largest city, melds historical depth with contemporary vibrancy. Its heart beats in the uptown district, home to architectural wonders, the bustling Saint John City Market, and the Imperial Theatre. The Reversing Falls, a natural phenomenon caused by the Bay of Fundy's tides, underscores the city's unique relationship with its natural surroundings.
Fredericton, New Brunswick's capital, radiates a cultural and natural elegance. Renowned for its art galleries, such as the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, and historic sites, the city is enveloped by the beauty of the Saint John River. Its streets come alive with markets, festivals, and a community spirit that offers a warm welcome to all who visit.
Dynamic and diverse, Moncton captures the essence of New Brunswick's growth and multiculturalism. Attractions like Magnetic Hill challenge the senses, while the proximity to natural wonders like the Bay of Fundy positions Moncton as a perfect launching point for provincial exploration.
Located in the charming town of St. Andrews by-the-Sea, Kingsbrae Garden offers a tranquil escape into a world of floral beauty and artistic expression. This 27-acre horticultural masterpiece features themed gardens, sculptures, and a variety of flora and fauna, making it a peaceful haven for nature lovers and garden enthusiasts alike.
This unique park, located on Campobello Island, offers a glimpse into the summer retreat of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Visitors can explore the historic cottage, scenic hiking trails, and the beautiful landscapes that straddle the Canada-U.S. border, providing a unique cross-cultural experience steeped in natural and historical significance.
Choosing an Airbnb in Saint John means immersing yourself in a city where history and modernity converge. The city's fabric is woven with tales of yesteryear, maritime heritage, and a lively arts scene, offering guests a stay that is as enriching as it is comfortable. The proximity to natural attractions like the Bay of Fundy and Irving Nature Park adds a layer of outdoor adventure to the urban experience.
Fredericton offers visitors a slice of New Brunswick's soul, where the arts, history, and the tranquility of river life come together. Choose an apartment in Fredericton, in the city's downtown area, with its walkable streets lined with historic buildings, galleries, and cafes, it offers a peaceful yet stimulating environment for visitors. The presence of universities adds a youthful vibrancy, ensuring a dynamic mix of activities and events throughout the year.
Booking an Airbnb in Moncton places visitors at the crossroads of New Brunswick's cultural and natural landscapes. The city's energy is palpable, with a calendar full of festivals, culinary delights, and community gatherings. Moncton serves not only as a vibrant urban center but also as a gateway to the surrounding natural beauty, including the tidal phenomena of the Bay of Fundy and the serene landscapes of Shediac and Cap-Pelé.
Nestled along the warm waters of the Northumberland Strait, Shediac is famously dubbed the "Lobster Capital of the World." This charming coastal town offers a genuine Maritime experience, from its sandy beaches and seafood feasts to the welcoming spirit of its residents. Accommodations here range from quaint Airbnb cottages by the sea to homes that boast a rich Acadian heritage, providing a tranquil yet culturally rich backdrop for your stay.
Embracing the serene beauty of the Miramichi River, the city of Miramichi is a haven for those seeking connection with nature and local traditions. Known for its salmon fishing, vibrant Irish and Scottish heritage, and friendly community, Miramichi offers a retreat that feels both timeless and anchored in the present. Whether you're paddling down the river, exploring historical sites, or enjoying a local festival, Miramichi embodies the heart and soul of New Brunswick.
In New Brunswick, every visit is an invitation to explore and connect with the land, its history, and its people. The province's array of accommodations ensures that whether you seek the thrill of adventure, the peace of nature, or the warmth of community, your stay will be unforgettable. New Brunswick awaits, ready to offer you a piece of its timeless charm and endless possibilities.
