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City in New Brunswick, Canada
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Bathurst is a city of 12,100 people (2021) on the Acadian Coast of New Brunswick, and 31,000 people in its metro area.
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Youghall Beach Provincial Park lies to the north of town. There, you can have a fantastic view of the ocean, and you can even see the Gaspe Peninsula a little to the right. When the tide is low, the sandbars surface, and people can walk for miles down the beach on them. Swimming, volleyball, and windsurfing. Bathurst Marina is next to the beach.
A fantastic place to see all sorts of wildlife, especially birds. Its extensive trail and boardwalk tour will take you around the marsh and woods near the water.
A magnificent sight. In addition to the falls, there are some ruins in the river just below the falls that may be of some interest.
watch a hockey game, or the carnival that comes every summer.
Fresh Atlantic seafood, nachos, wings, ribs and burgers.
Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai.
Steakhouse, pasta, salads, burgers, seafood.
Industrial vintage atmosphere, local craft beers on tap.
Free parking, wheelchair accessibility, full-service restaurant & bar, games room, heated indoor pool, sauna & gym.
A spa offering beauty treatments and massages, a lounge and French bistro where you can relax enjoying a good glass of wine. Indoor pool, a sauna and whirlpool.
Pool, free parking, free Wi-Fi, fitness centre, restaurant, bar/lounge, accessible rooms, family rooms.
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From Moncton: Bathurst is 220 km on highways 15, 11 and 8.
Bathurst is a lovely, picturesque city. Driving around it from the Basin to the Marina is a pleasant experience.
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