When to go dans le Nouveau-Brunswick ?

Weather in New Brunswick alternates between pleasant summers and harsh winters:

In high season, July and August, New Brunswick enjoys mild temperatures, often around 20-25°C.

New Brunswick's winter weather, from December to February, is cold, with temperatures frequently below 0°C, ideal for snow sports.

In spring and autumn, the climate is characterized by rapidly fluctuating average temperatures.

Whether it's the temperature in Moncton or on the coast, New Brunswick offers distinct seasons, each with its own charm.

When to visit New Brunswick The best time to visit is from June to September:

Summer, from June to August, offers the perfect climate for outdoor adventures, with average temperatures hovering around 20°C. This is the high season, when long, bright days allow you to take full advantage of the coastal scenery and local festivities, such as the famous Canada Day festivities in early July.

Autumn is a veritable tableau vivant in New Brunswick, with forests decked out in spectacular foliage from September onwards. Temperatures are cooler but more pleasant, and tourist rates begin to decline. It's also an ideal time to watch the bird migration and enjoy the seafood harvest.

Winter, from December to February, transforms the province into a snowy paradise, perfect for skiing, snowmobiling and skating. The nights are long, but the northern lights and winter festivals, like the Fredericton Winter Carnival in February, warm hearts.

Spring, though capricious, is the time of nature's rebirth. From April to May, the melting snow gives life to invigorating streams and prepares the earth for the explosive colors of summer. Prices remain competitive and crowds are smaller.

When should you visit New Brunswick for cultural events? In August, the Festival acadien de Caraquet is in full swing, celebrating the province's heritage. And of course, June is ideal for whale-watching in the Bay of Fundy.