Top Point of interest in Alma, Alma parish, Albert county, New brunswick

“This place is awesome. I didn’t even realize at first that it’s an old church. So I was very amused by the Holy Whale name and decor once my husband told me. The tables have original pews for chairs. My husband liked his beer. I don’t like beer but sampled the skittle one and I liked it! Just a heads up that they don’t really have food. Pretzels, pickled eggs and pickled sausages. But we weren’t there for food. Definitely worth a stop!”

Alma Activity Ctr

Address: 8 School St, Alma, NB E4H 1L2, Canada

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“Great location to house many people. Could use dine sound makes to cut the echo.”

Thankful Too Family Fisheries Inc

Address: 8595 Main St, Alma, NB E4H 1N6, Canada

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Fundy National Park Golf Course

Address: Alma, NB E4H, Canada

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“This is a great overlooked Par 35 9 hole course. It is an old Stanley Thompson design with an excellent layout! My only complaint (albeit small) is that the course could be a little better maintained, although I'm sure that there is a smaller number of staff as it isn't very well known. Defenitely worth checking out if you're a golfer in the area! Bring more balls than you think! It can be challenging.”

Collins Lobster Shop

Address: 20 Ocean Dr, Alma, NB E4H 1J6, Canada

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“Best lobster I’ve ever tasted. So fresh so sweet yet salty, so good! This is what it means to eat local when the lobster is caught that morning and eaten the same day. We chose our lobster from a large lineup of available already boiled lobster being kept on ice. Given a bucket and a lobster cracker thingy, and we went outside to the picnic table with a roll of paper tow and went at it. It’s messy but that’s how it should be. We also purchased the garlic butter which enhanced the sweetness of the lobster meat. Such a good meal. So worth the effort and messiness of cracking open your own lobster and sucking in all the natural juices and seawater. Yum!! (It was so good, we tried to go again the next day, but unfortunately an overnight lightening storm took out the power in the area.)”