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Bathurst | New Brunswick

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YougHall Beach

Youghall Beach Park offers some of the warmest waters in Canada and the best views in Bathurst.

Other amenities of this beach include a boardwalk for walking and yoga classes, a boat slip for kayaking, and ideal conditions for mackerel fishing. A beach cleaner has also been hired to ensure the beach is always looking its best.

Youghall Beach is open 24 hours to the public, with lifeguards working every day from 11 am – 7 pm, and canteen services every day from 11:30 am – 6:30 pm.

Photos: Google Map, tourismnewbrunswick.ca

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Old Bathurst Post Office

The Old Bathurst Post Office Provincial Historic Site is located at the corner of Main and Douglas Street in the downtown core at 96 Main Street, City of Bathurst.

Overlooking the downtown and serving as a customs office, this stone building in the Romanesque style is an example of the post offices constructed in Canada’s small towns from 1881 to 1896.

The Old Post Office has stood the test of time and throughout the decades it has become a highly recognizable landmark for the City of Bathurst.

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Phantom Ship of Chaleur Bay

The Chaleur Phantom or the Phantom Ship, is a form of ghost light – an unusual visual phenomenon. Some eyewitnesses have described a ball of fire far out on the bay, usually seen before a storm. Its cause is unknown.

The legend of the burning phantom ship in the Bay de Chaleur dates back more than two centuries. The most credible story centres on two Portuguese explorers who are believed to have made voyages to the Chaleur Bay region around 1500. A sail ship burned in the waters to the north of the city – possibly from the Battle of the Restigouche.

The ghost of the vessel and its crew is visible on the water in certain weather and light conditions to this day.

Photo: Boltero, Wikimedia Commons

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Daly Point Nature Reserve

Daly Point Nature Reserve is a bird watcher’s paradise with over 100 acres of marsh and ample trails to enjoy the scenery.

The reserve’s trails lead through heavily wooded land. Visitors are recommended to bring binoculars, cameras and lunch to get the most out of the beautiful land and disconnect from reality.

Photos: alltrails.com

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La Promenade Waterfront - Bathurst

La Promenade Waterfront

La Promenade Waterfront hosts several attractions to visitors, including an outdoor pavilion, a boardwalk along the bay of Chaleur, shops, a visitor information center and art. This provides the ideal family outing and allows visitors to fully embrace the best of Bathurst.

Photo: facebook.com/promenadewaterfront/

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Andrea Confectionary

Andrea Confectionary’s store is a functioning (themed) gingerbread house.

Their goal is not only to provide the perfect treats to satisfy your sweet tooth but to bring out the child in their customers. Andrea Confectionary offers an array of chocolates and candies from around the world, alongside some local delicacies, including their very own chocolate-covered licorice.

They also cater for any event, be it corporate meetings, weddings, birthdays, or just because. And there is no need to worry about diet preferences or health risks, as they provide vegan and diabetic options.

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Lou’s Pub

Lou’s Pub offers an inviting atmosphere for all customers (over the age of 19). They regularly host live bands on the weekends, but upon any visit, you can enjoy a game of pool, darts, a jukebox, various games and of course, great drinks.

Photo: facebook.com/LousPubBathurst

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Four Rivers Brewing

Four Rivers Brewery is locally owned and operated, located near Chaleur Bay. The unique name is inspired by the rivers that flow into the Bathurst Harbour.

They boast a warm, rustic atmosphere with a wide variety of stouts that are sure to be loved by craft beer enthusiasts.

On top of a great view into their taproom, Four Rivers also offer tours of their facility and welcomes your pet inside as well.

Photo: facebook.com/four.rivers.brew

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Bathurst Heritage Museum Bathurst New Brunswick

Bathurst Heritage Museum

Bathurst Heritage houses documents, photos, and archives related to the history of Bathurst and details what life was like for locals. It also includes a history of aboriginal culture.

Bathurst Heritage offers use of their ancestral database to individuals searching for family roots in Gloucester County. Généalogie Nepisiguit is a group of dedicated members available to assist in searching the archives.

Photo: bathurstheritage.ca

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Cast & Crew Gastropub

Cast & Crew Gastropub is located on St Ann St. directly next to Apollo Cinemas, the perfect date night destination.

This family-owned restaurant describes its menu as ever-evolving and has options for everyone, including vegetarian and gluten-free options. Some of their core menu items include nachos, pad Thai, fish and chips, mussels, lamb chops and much more.

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Big D Drive in Restaurant

Big D Drive-in

Big D Drive-in offers classic fast-food options including chicken nuggets, fries, burgers. Some alternate options including clam dinner, a Danny burger (a burger in a special sauce and coleslaw), and a seafood platter.

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Kaffeine Espresso Bar

Kaffeine Espresso Bar promises its customers a personal experience and welcomes people coming to relax, getting a coffee before work, or just to socialize.

Some of their product offerings include espresso, tea, kombucha, smoothies and more. They also offer milk alternatives to accommodate a variety of dietary restrictions.

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