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Shediac Bay Waterfront
Parlee Beach and the Lobster Capital of the World — Shediac Bay's warm, sandy Northumberland Strait shore, a top Atlantic summer spot.
Overview
Lobster capital, warmest water
Shediac Bay opens onto the Northumberland Strait in southeastern New Brunswick, and the town of Shediac bills itself as the Lobster Capital of the World. Just minutes away, Parlee Beach is Canada's warmest saltwater beach, with water reaching the high 20s°C in summer.
Pointe-du-Chêne, Parlee Beach and the bay's marinas make this one of Atlantic Canada's busiest summer destinations, an easy drive from Moncton.
On the water
Warm-bay beach living
Powdery sand, warm shallow water and a lively summer scene define the bay, with Blue Flag beaches and strong boating.
Waterfront ranges from beach cottages around Parlee and Pointe-du-Chêne to year-round bayfront homes — popular and warm, yet attainable by national standards.
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Shediac Bay waterfront — your questions answered
Where is Shediac Bay?
On the Northumberland Strait in southeastern New Brunswick, at the town of Shediac, a short drive from Moncton.
What is Parlee Beach?
Canada's warmest saltwater beach, on Shediac Bay — Blue Flag certified, with summer water in the high 20s°C.
What is the market like?
Beach cottages and bayfront homes around Parlee and Pointe-du-Chêne — a busy, warm summer market that's still attainable.