Article Submitted by Hon. Rob Moore, MP for Fundy Royal
Image of Hon Moore with his family from www.robmoore.ca/about_rob_moore The clocks have sprung forward and the days are getting longer, there’s no doubt that Spring is finally here. And with the fresh air and budding trees comes a new tourist season and what will soon be thousands of visitors to Albert County.
Back in March, you may have seen that Tripadvisor published their listing of the top 10 “One of a Kind” beaches for 2026. This list features a lava pebbled beach in Maui, an African seaside penguin colony, and New Brunswick’s very own Hopewell Rocks. It’s the only Canadian beach to have made it onto this list, and out of Tripadvisor’s 8 million listings, fewer than one per cent achieve this kind of recognition in their annual Travelers’ Choice Awards.
Back in March, you may have seen that Tripadvisor published their listing of the top 10 “One of a Kind” beaches for 2026. This list features a lava pebbled beach in Maui, an African seaside penguin colony, and New Brunswick’s very own Hopewell Rocks. It’s the only Canadian beach to have made it onto this list, and out of Tripadvisor’s 8 million listings, fewer than one per cent achieve this kind of recognition in their annual Travelers’ Choice Awards.
If you look at some of the many reviews of Hopewell Rocks left by Tripadvisor users, you’ll often see praise for Park Rangers that visitors describe as informative and kind, and appreciation for Park Staff for their help and friendliness to those visiting the area from other parts of the globe.
Every year, people from all over the world choose to pack their bags, buy their tickets, and put together intricate travel plans to be able to experience the natural wonder of Hopewell Rocks, shaped by the famous Fundy tides. These travellers have a good idea of what to expect. They expect to walk on the ocean floor at low tide, and they expect to be able to admire the iconic, free-standing sea stacks that make Hopewell Cape so distinct from other shorelines.
But these visitors get so much more than just what is listed on their itinerary. The Tripadvisor reviews about the positive impact made by the people who live and work in and around Hopewell Rocks indicates something very special that you can’t buy a ticket for, and that is the people of Albert County.
But these visitors get so much more than just what is listed on their itinerary. The Tripadvisor reviews about the positive impact made by the people who live and work in and around Hopewell Rocks indicates something very special that you can’t buy a ticket for, and that is the people of Albert County.
"...every step along the way visitors have the good fortune of getting to meet the incredible people who call Albert County Home."
From farming and fishing, to artisans, entrepreneurs and volunteers, there are so many valuable threads woven into the fabric of these communities. Whether it’s a delicious meal at a local restaurant, an excursion on the water, or a market of vendors selling local goods, the things that visitors and residents alike can enjoy are all made possible by our local economy and the people who keep it running all year long.
Image of Shepody Mountain taken by Deborah Carr. The picturesque landmarks, sprawling shores and breathtaking views that make this region renowned also provide an amazing opportunity for visitors to experience our unique culture and learn the history of our corner of New Brunswick.
Whether someone is coming to take in the breathtaking views along the Fundy Trail, to see the towering cliffs of Cape Enrage, to kayak along the St. Martins Sea Caves, or to walk the trails within Fundy National Park, at every stop along the way visitors to our area have the good fortune of getting to meet the incredible people who call Albert County home.
As the Member of Parliament for Fundy Royal, it’s a great privilege to represent the people of Albert County, and my office is available to help you with a range of Federal Government Services. Whether it's issues regarding the Canada Revenue Agency, Employment Insurance, the Canada Child Benefit or Seniors Benefits just to name a few - we’re here to help. If you have any questions or concerns, you can email me at [email protected] or call 506-832-4200.
Whether someone is coming to take in the breathtaking views along the Fundy Trail, to see the towering cliffs of Cape Enrage, to kayak along the St. Martins Sea Caves, or to walk the trails within Fundy National Park, at every stop along the way visitors to our area have the good fortune of getting to meet the incredible people who call Albert County home.
As the Member of Parliament for Fundy Royal, it’s a great privilege to represent the people of Albert County, and my office is available to help you with a range of Federal Government Services. Whether it's issues regarding the Canada Revenue Agency, Employment Insurance, the Canada Child Benefit or Seniors Benefits just to name a few - we’re here to help. If you have any questions or concerns, you can email me at [email protected] or call 506-832-4200.
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