The Miscou Lighthouse is a kitesurfing spot located at the northernmost point of Miscou Island, at the northeastern tip of New Brunswick. It is the province's most northerly point, offering total exposure to the winds of the Gulf of St. Lawrence. The historic Miscou Lighthouse, Canada's oldest wooden lighthouse, dominates this spectacular landscape. The spot is exposed mainly to northerly and northeasterly winds, with good coverage of northwesterly winds as well. The body of water is oceanic with significant tidal currents and potential chop in strong winds. The environment is wild and beautiful. The sailing season runs from June to September. This spot is reserved for advanced riders due to offshore exposure, currents, and relative isolation. You must be self-sufficient and cautious. The beauty of the site makes it a memorable kitesurfing experience.