Is it safe to drive to Moncton?

Yes, the roads are well-maintained and safe.

Can I fly to Moncton?

Yes, you can fly into Moncton (YQM).

What is the best time to visit?

Summer months offer the best weather for outdoor activities.

Do I need a passport?

No, domestic travel within Canada does not require a passport.

Are there direct buses?

No, there is no direct bus service from Cummings Cove to Moncton.

Cummings Cove

Moncton

Driving Ship

Cummings Cove to Moncton

Updated: 28 May 2026

To reach Moncton from Cummings Cove, take the Deer Island ferry to L'Etete, then drive along Route 1 and the Trans-Canada Highway (Route 2) to Moncton. This route involves a scenic ferry crossing and a drive through the beautiful landscape of New Brunswick.

Total Distance: Driving distance 250 km; straight-line air distance 180 km.

Fastest Way

Driving after the ferry crossing is the most direct and fastest way to reach Moncton.

Cheapest Way

Taking the ferry and driving your own vehicle is the most cost-effective method.

Compare Cummings Cove to Moncton Routes

	Driving Direct	Ship Direct
Duration	3 hours	30 mins
Avg Price	$30 - $60	$10 - $20
Operator	Personal Vehicle	Deer Island Ferry
Route	L'Etete to Moncton via Route 1 and Route 2.	Ferry to L'Etete, then drive to Moncton.
Tip	The drive from L'Etete to Moncton is very scenic.	Check the ferry schedule in advance, as it changes seasonally.

Travel Tips

Ferry
The Deer Island ferry is essential; check the schedule online before you leave.
Driving
The drive is mostly on major highways; be aware of construction in summer.
Connectivity
Cell service is good along the entire route.
Transportation
A car is essential for exploring the region.
Booking
Book your accommodation in advance, especially during the summer tourist season.

Safety Tips

Driving
Be aware of wildlife on the roads, especially at dawn and dusk.
Emergency
Dial 911 for any emergency services in New Brunswick.
Weather
Check weather reports frequently, as conditions can change rapidly.
Road Conditions
Check the New Brunswick highway reports before starting your drive.