1. Walk on the Ocean Floor at Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park
A visit to Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park on the Bay of Fundy, home of the highest tides in the world—it’s a one-of-a-kind experience that can’t be missed. At low tide, you can walk among giant sea stacks sculpted over thousands of years by the power of the bay. When you return at high tide, the whole scenery has transformed, and millions of litres of water now fill the same area!
DMD Tip: Want to experience the park in a really unique way? Take the Baymount Adventures After Dark Tour and paddle among the rocks under the stars!
2. Get Wild at Magnetic Hill Zoo
Magnetic Hill Zoo, a 40-acre park filled with adventure and discovery, is the best place in Atlantic Canada to learn about dozens of exotic and indigenous animals and conservation efforts. It’s the perfect family day out!
DMD Tip: On warm days, plan your visit earlier in the day to increase your chances of seeing the animals out and about.
3. Experience Enchanting Moments at Akadi Lumina
Let yourself be guided by the light, sounds, music, and nature of Akadi Lumina, a multimedia nocturnal experience that transports visitors through the history and culture of the Acadian people, created by the incredible minds of Moment Factory.
DMD Tip: Don’t miss the fun after the experience! Stop by the UNI Space and roast marshmallows on the campfire while enjoying live music by a different local artist every night.
4. See Incredible Local Talent at AQUALO
This June, FUSION Productions is putting on AQUALO, a brand new show featuring over 100 local artists, cleverly blending dance, song, acrobatics, visual arts, and much more. Don’t miss this world class event right here in Moncton-Dieppe!
DMD Tip: After an amazing performance, keep the fun going at the AQUALO afterparty hosted at Brix Experience, where you can sample local bites, have a cocktail, and listen to local live music!
AQUALO | June 6 & 7 | Dieppe Uniplex
5. The Ultimate Spa Day
As soon as you enter USVA, you can’t help but feel instantly relaxed. This award-winning thermal spa puts everything into place to provide guests with a quiet and serene space to decompress while enjoying one of the best views of the cityscape.
6. Check Out the Local Scene at the Market
Is there a better way to spend a morning than at the market? The Moncton-Dieppe area is lucky enough to have several incredible farmers’ markets where visitors can experience our community spirit and learn about the region. Grab your basket, and let’s hit the stalls!
Dieppe Market (232 Gauvin Road)
Moncton Market (120 Westmorland Street)
Shediac Market (Pascal-Poirier Park, Shediac)
Bouctouche Farmers’ Market (9 Irving Boulevard, Bouctouche)
Green Pig Country Market (2927 Fredericton Rd, Salisbury)
7. Hit the Highlands!
Join the fun at the Greater Moncton Highland Games & Scottish Festival, a celebration of Scottish culture and traditions. You can enjoy dance demonstrations, strength competitions, and maybe even try haggis!
Greater Moncton Highland Games & Scottish Festival 2025 | June 10 to 14 | Hal Betts Sportsplex
8. Sample Delicious Dishes at Rotary Rib Fest Moncton
Bring your appetite because Rib Fest is coming to town again this year! Held at Moncton’s Riverfront Park, the event showcases numerous types of BBQ styles, shows, and activities for the whole family—a great example of Moncton-Dieppe’s community spirit!
Rotary Rib Fest Moncton | June 19 to 22 | Riverfront Park
9. See the Famous Tidal Bore
Twice per day, the flow of the Petitcodiac River, which runs along the city, is reversed by the Bay of Fundy strong tides. This rare natural phenomenon is called a tidal bore, and one of the best places to see it passing through town is at Bore Park.
DMD Tip: The tidal bore might come 15-20 minutes before or after the estimated arrival time, so be sure to come early!
10. Experience the Jeux de l’Acadie.
This year, the City of Dieppe is proud to host the Jeux de l’Acadie, a large-scale event where francophone youth from all over the Atlantic provinces compete in sports and cultural games. These games are a joyful celebration of francophone and Acadian talent, and all are welcome to attend!