As New Brunswick begins gradually opening back up, the business community of Alma would like to extend a welcome to residents across the province interested in visiting our area to experience all we have to offer. Here in Alma, social distancing is almost a way of life. We’re a village of only 200 year-round residents next to a national park that offers wide open spaces for hiking and recreation. Alma is the perfect spot to get away from it all, and to remind yourself of what many of us have forgotten: the beauty and wildness of New Brunswick's coastal communities.
Alma's restaurants are open to welcome visitors while ensuring the highest safety standards are met. Our accommodations are also open and, once again, hosts are working hard to provide spotlessly clean environments. Public restrooms are available. Many trails in Fundy National Park are already open and more will be opening soon.
So come on out to Alma for the day or even the week. Experience the amazing spectacle that is Alma and the Bay of Fundy. Take time to walk or bike through the pristine forests that make up the beautiful Fundy National Park. Spend a while strolling on the bottom of the ocean on Alma Beach when the area’s spectacular tide fluctuations expose what’s usually only seen by sea creatures. Take a guided sea-kayak tour, or visit a local artisan shop where unique “made in Alma” items can be found. Watch the village’s lobster fleet as the ships motor in and out of the harbour at high tide.
Stop by one of the village’s restaurants to pick up a lobster dinner, fried clams, a pizza, or fresh-baked goods or a sticky bun for a picnic meal. Or, take some time to dine in at those restaurants. During the past few months, Alma's chefs have been working hard to create new menus for visitors.
The village’s many fine accommodations are waiting to welcome you back. Give us a call soon to make your reservations. We'll be fluffing up the pillows in preparation.
For a complete listing of Alma businesses, please visit www.villageofalma.ca (“Businesses” tab).
Isn’t it time to start planning your “Staycation” in Alma? We think so.
Contributed by various businesses of Alma
So come on out to Alma for the day or even the week. Experience the amazing spectacle that is Alma and the Bay of Fundy. Take time to walk or bike through the pristine forests that make up the beautiful Fundy National Park. Spend a while strolling on the bottom of the ocean on Alma Beach when the area’s spectacular tide fluctuations expose what’s usually only seen by sea creatures. Take a guided sea-kayak tour, or visit a local artisan shop where unique “made in Alma” items can be found. Watch the village’s lobster fleet as the ships motor in and out of the harbour at high tide.
Stop by one of the village’s restaurants to pick up a lobster dinner, fried clams, a pizza, or fresh-baked goods or a sticky bun for a picnic meal. Or, take some time to dine in at those restaurants. During the past few months, Alma's chefs have been working hard to create new menus for visitors.
The village’s many fine accommodations are waiting to welcome you back. Give us a call soon to make your reservations. We'll be fluffing up the pillows in preparation.
For a complete listing of Alma businesses, please visit www.villageofalma.ca (“Businesses” tab).
Isn’t it time to start planning your “Staycation” in Alma? We think so.
Contributed by various businesses of Alma
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