Famous for its tides that reach record heights - fourteen metres in some places - its constantly changing beaches and its coast inhabited by whales, New Brunswick is one of the most beautiful parts of Canada. On the heights of St. Andrews, overlooking the little harbour below stands a private and romantic country house built in 1897, decorated in polished wood and marble and featuring period fireplaces, four-poster beds and precious objects. Between dinners that celebrate the sea and Chef’s organic garden and massages with essential oils, discover the famous botanical garden of Kingsbrae containing, within eleven hectares, almost 50,000 species of flowers, and a series of footpaths, a Dutch windmill, a maze of cedar trees and various other horticultural treasures. The property is closed for business during the year over the following dates October 31 2008-May 1 2009.