Discover one of New Brunswick's premier vacation destinations and a National Historical District: the charming village of St. Andrews-by-the-Sea. Here, seaside adventures await! Embark on thrilling whale-watching excursions where you may spot majestic Minke, Finback, or Humpback whales. Keep your eyes peeled for other fascinating species that call this wildlife-rich region home, including seals, porpoises, and eagles. Filled to the brim with natural beauty, indulge in the breathtaking 27-acre Kingsbrae Gardens, boasting over 50,000 perennials in themed designs.
With our knowledgeable and welcoming guides, venture across the ocean floor to Minister's Island (pictured on the right), a sprawling 500-acre haven of unparalleled beauty and historical significance. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the late 19th and early 20th centuries as you explore its historic sites. Time will stand still as you learn about the past and take in Canada's largest tidal island.
To view St. Andrews & Ministers Island, book a seat on our escorted group tour 10 Day Bay of Fundy Tides and Trails!
Fundy National Park stands as a testament to the raw beauty of Canada's eastern shores. Since its official opening in 1950, this natural gem has drawn visitors from far and wide, enchanting them with its rugged coastlines, dramatic tides, and untamed wilderness. Venture into the heart of Fundy National Park, where over 25 cascading waterfalls cascade amidst lush greenery. With thousands of wildlife species calling this coastal paradise home, every step through Fundy National Park offers the chance to encounter nature in its purest form.
For those seeking adventure, Fundy National Park delivers in abundance. Lace up your hiking boots and set off on a network of trails that wind through forests, along rugged cliffs, and beside pristine beaches. Whether you're a seasoned hiker seeking a challenge or a leisurely stroller in search of scenic vistas, there's a trail here to suit every pace and preference.
Experience one of the most scenic drives in Canada with a trip to Fundy Trail Provincial Park, a 2,559-hectare park with a 30 km drive that wraps around the southern coast of New Brunswick. Recently designated a provincial park, it is one of the last remaining coastal wilderness areas between Florida and Labrador and provides the ultimate New Brunswick experience. The Fundy Trail Provincial Park is situated between 2 UNESCO sites and is a must-visit for the province!
Travel the linear park by car, bike, or forge your path with a variety of hiking trails designed to give you stunning views and endless possibilities in this coastal paradise which includes 21 mesmerizing lookouts, 16 observation decks, 4 waterfalls, and 7 tidal swept beaches.
Customize your time spent in these stunning parks on our 7 Day Wonders of the Bay of Fundy independent travel itinerary!
Travel through Fundy National Park to arrive at Hopewell rocks, a testament to the timeless artistry sculpted by the sea over millennia. Here, towering sea stacks known as "flower pots" rise majestically from the ocean floor at 40-70 feet tall, their sculpted forms standing as silent witnesses to the passage of time. Admire the intricate patterns etched into the rock by the relentless forces of wind and water, that tell a story of the earth's ancient past. Depending on the ebb and flow of the tide, stand overhead to take photos or walk across the sea floor as the landscape changes before your eyes! As you wander among the towering formations of Hopewell Rocks, you'll feel a profound sense of connection to the natural world.
To view Hopewell Rocks with guided knowledge of the history, book a seat on our escorted group tour 10 Day Bay of Fundy Tides and Trails!
Prefer to travel independently? Book our 7 Day Essential New Brunswick and the Bay of Fundy to experience the most of Hopewell rocks and Kayak the world's highest tides!
Nestled in southeastern New Brunswick, Moncton stands as the bustling heart of both the Eastern province and Atlantic Canada's vibrant entertainment scene. Overflowing with cultural richness, Moncton invites you to immerse yourself in its artistic tapestry, adorned with over 32 contemporary murals, outdoor art galleries, and museums showcasing the diverse creations of international and local artists. Take the opportunity to leisurely wander through the city streets, where culture awaits at every turn.
A highlight of any visit to Moncton is the iconic Magnetic Hill (winery pictured right), a world-renowned marvel that has captivated travelers since the 1950s. Ranked as Canada's third most popular tourist destination, Magnetic Hill continues to defy gravity and spark wonder in all who witness its mysterious allure. Experience the thrill as our expert guides skillfully navigate the coach into neutral, seemingly defying the laws of physics as you roll uphill. Delve into the rich history and intriguing theories surrounding this enigmatic phenomenon, which have fascinated curious minds since the 1800s.
To experience Magnetic Hill with expert guides, book our 10 Day Bay of Fundy Tides and Trails.
At 200 meters, the Priceville Suspension Bridge is the longest of its kind in New Brunswick spanning the southwest Miramichi River. Connecting the communities of Priceville and McNamee, the bridge offers a scenic and accessible way to walk along these areas.
With its elevated point above the river providing a great view, take a breath and bask in gorgeous sights and the natural beauty.
Photo credits: Whale - Tourism New Brunswick, Fundy National Park - Nick Hawkins, Fundy Trail Provincial Park -Tourism New Brunswick, Moncton & Magnetic Hill Winery - Nicole Rawlines-LeBlanc
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