Saint John, New Brunswick

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From Saint John: Bay of Fundy Bus Trip for Cruise Passengers

From Saint John: Bay of Fundy Bus Trip for Cruise Passengers

Hop off your cruise ship in Saint John and board your bus at the port to begin your exploration of southern New Brunswick. First, head to the Reversing Falls Rapids. Admire the roaring rapids and the beautiful bridge spanning the river for about 30 minutes. Next, drive to Fort Howe National Historic Site and see where British soldiers defended the border during the American Revolutionary War. After about 15 minutes, continue your tour with a short 15-minute stop at Carleton Martello Tower to explore and discover Canada's involvement in WWII. Next, drive around the picturesque Bay of Fundy and admire the beautiful landscapes and fascinating rock formations. Spend about 4 hours exploring this natural wonder before returning to Saint John. Go shopping in the city market for about 30 minutes before heading back to your cruise ship.

Bay of Fundy: Smartphone Audio Driving Tour

Bay of Fundy: Smartphone Audio Driving Tour

Discover the incredible and world famous Bay of Fundy with your smartphone audio tour guide Jefferson! Transform this beautiful scenic drive into a sight-seeing, fact-finding, trivia-answering, family-friendly adventure. This tour will take you on a mesmerizing adventure through diverse landscapes and fascinating points of interest. Starting in Moncton, hear about this bustling city founded by French Acadians. Embark on this scenic drive following the meandering path of the Petitcodiac River, known for its dramatic tidal bores and picturesque salt marshes. Hear about the Stoney Creek Washout, Hillsborough and the Germans and the famous Acadian, Evangeline. The river will lead you to the majestic Bay of Fundy, where natural wonders await. Stop at Hopewell Rocks, where you can walk the seabed and marvel at the iconic sandstone monuments sculpted by the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy. These unique formations as well as the Caledonia Gorge Region are a testament to the relentless forces of nature. Visit the Sawmill Covered Bridge, Crooked Creek Lookout and the Anderson Hollow Lighthouse before heading to the Shepody National Wildlife Area where you can walk to Mary’s Point and see the vast mudflats of Shepody Bay. Cape Enrage, along with its 1840 lighthouse, offers a breathtaking landscape before you discover the village of Alma, nestled on the Upper Salmon River delta. Explore the pristine wilderness of Fundy National Park, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you enjoy hiking, birding, or simply soaking in the breathtaking scenery, this park has something for everyone. To name just a few trails, there are the Kinnie Brook, Caribou Plain, East Branch and the wonderful Dark Sky Preserve. Prepare for an exhilarating experience as you drive the Shepody Connector Road and navigate the hairpin turns of the Fundy Trail running alongside a coastline boasting the highest tides in the world. While taking in the panoramic views and rugged beauty of this stretch of road you’ll hear about the original peoples, The Mi’kmaq, New Brunswick’s maple syrup, its history of logging and the making of the Fundy Trail. Explore the Walton Glen Centre with its observation deck offering the opportunity of gorgeous photos! Marvel at Long Beach’s horizontal tide, the Hairpin Turn Lookout and be sure to check out the Fundy Trail Interpretive Center with its popular suspension bridge. Visit the Sea Captain’s Burial Grounds, an 18th century cemetery, before heading into Stonehammer, a 2500 square kilometer UNESCO Global Geopark. Your final destination is the Sea Caves of St. Martin's, where you can visit the beach and caves that are completely submerged at high tide. Explore the area and enjoy the coastal charm of St. Martins.

Saint John: Guided Kayaking Tour of St. Martins Sea Caves

Saint John: Guided Kayaking Tour of St. Martins Sea Caves

See the world's highest tides and the natural beauty of the iconic Bay of Fundy in the best way possible, via a guided kayak tour. Choose between a 2.5 hour sea caves kayak adventure, or either a 5 hour kayak adventure of the Fundy Isles or Fundy Biosphere with lunch included, or a 3-day kayak expedition. Tour options include: 2.5 Hour Sea Caves Kayak Tour: Paddle past the charming covered bridges and colorful fishing boats of St. Martins' harbour, into the fresh, photogenic Bay of Fundy. Explore the village's premiere attraction, the sea caves, from a kayak afloat the world's highest tides. Itinerary: - Meet at the Bay of Fundy Adventures shop - Listen to a safety briefing and get all your gear - Launch from the St. Martins Harbor - Kayak to the St. Martins Sea Caves and along the Fundy coast - Stop at a private beach - Return to St. Martins Harbor

Saint John: Fort La Tour and Martello Tower Guided Trip

Saint John: Fort La Tour and Martello Tower Guided Trip

Explore the natural wonders in St. John and its historical attractions with a fun and friendly local guide. Get to the best attractions such as the Carleton Martello Tower, Fort La Tour, Rockwood Park, and the City Market. Enjoy a small group and avoid long lines and wait times for attractions. Upgrade to experience Saint John’s Reversing Falls Rapids on a sightseeing jetboat ride. Embark in style with pickup from your hotel in a comfortable tour van. First, stop at the Saint John City Market, an iconic market dating back to the 1870's and the oldest farmers market in Canada. Browse the large variety of vendors that carry local produce, meats, seafood, and crafts. Next, sit back and relax on a fully narrated driving tour through Saint John. Pass many popular sites and attractions such as the beautiful Rockwood Park, located in the heart of the city and Saint John Port, the bustling Uptown. Drive around King Square, the thrilling Reversing Falls Rapids, Irving House, Red Rose Tea House, City Gardens, and historic Fort Howe while listening to the interesting narration of your guide. Take a step back in history at the Carleton Martello Tower, one of the nine surviving Martello Towers in Canada dating back to 1812. Here, you can look out over the city of Saint John, its harbor, and the skyline from the viewpoint. Make Fort La Tour your last stop, a National Historic Site of Canada and an archaeological site that contains the remains of a 17th-century fortified fur trading post in Saint John. Return back to your Downtown Saint John New Brunswick hotel. Experience the natural beauty of Saint John, New Brunswick.

Saint John: Small Group Night Tour w/Fort La Tour + Martello

Saint John: Small Group Night Tour w/Fort La Tour + Martello

Explore the beauty and history of Saint John New Brunswick illuminated at night, with a fun and friendly local guide who will take you to Carleton Martello Tower and Fort La Tour, and on a night time narrated drive through the city. There is no better way to experience the city than with Tripshepherd Tours - Saint John’s best small group tours (max. 6 guests). Enjoy the top attractions and visitor experiences while avoiding long lines and wait times, with our fully guided and narrated tours with all attraction admission fees included along with complimentary hotel pick up and drop off in the comfort of an air-conditioned vans. Your Tripshepherd Guide will greet you at your downtown Saint John accommodations and begin your fully guided tour in the comfort and style. Begin your night with a narrated drive of the city passing multiple dazzling points of interest lit up at night such as; the Saint John Port, Uptown, King Square, the historical Fort Howe, the thrilling Reversing Falls Rapids, and the iconic City Market. Then your guide will take you to the Reversing Falls Rapids a series of rapids on the Saint John River where the river runs through a narrow gorge before emptying into the Bay of Fundy - this is a sight to behold as the monstrously high tide reverses the flow of the mighty Saint John River known as ‘nature’s tug-of-war’. Then, take a step back in history at Fort La Tour, a National Historic Site of Canada - an archaeological site containing the remains of a 17th-century fortified fur trading post in Saint John, New Brunswick. Continue to learn about the city’s history at the Carleton Martello Tower - one of the nine surviving Martello Towers in Canada dating back to 1812 playing a significant role in conflicts up until the Second World War. Here you can look out over the city of Saint John, its harbor and skyline from the viewpoint. At the end of your tour, your guide will take you back to your Downtown Saint John hotel.

Saint John River: River Relics Kayak Tour

Saint John River: River Relics Kayak Tour

The rugged Saint John River shoreline echoes with the ghosts of “River Relics”. Paddle an Ice-aged river, rerouted 15,000 years ago by receding glaciers to it's Bay of Fundy terminus through the gorge at the Reversing Falls rapids. Experience the ruins of a Limestone quarry dating back to the 17th century with 850+ million year old marble. Photo opportunities abound as you pause to learn about the first Pre-Cambrian fossils recorded in scientific literature and the story of an historic lighthouse. Keep an eye open for local wildlife including Bald Eagles, Sturgeon, Great Blue Heron and even the occasional Harbour Seal. This roughly 90 minute kayak tour starts and finishes at Dominion park beach, where you'll meet up with you guide and group to get geared up and go through a quick safety and gear orientation before heading out in the picturesque South Bay region of the Saint John River.

Bay of Fundy Tour by Mini Van

Bay of Fundy Tour by Mini Van

Embark on an exciting 6 hr tour of Southern NB, ideal for groups that fit a 6-passenger van (a 7 passenger vehicle may be available for booking, upon early request - prices may vary). Enjoy some easy walking trails and scenic nature throughout the tour. It is advised to wear sneakers or walking shoes for your comfort. This tour is private for the groups that book them, and may be customizable upon request **Please note that this tour is only for cruise ship passengers Our season begins March 1st and ends around November 15th

Saint John: Highlights and History Cycling Tour

Saint John: Highlights and History Cycling Tour

Discover Saint John, New Brunswick through a new lens during a 2-3 hour guided cycling tour through the heart of the historic city. Starting at the Lily Lake Pavilion, meet your guide and the group as you being your ride that will take you through some of Saint John’s most iconic places. Learn about the history of Saint John as your guide shares stories of Fort Howe, Reversing Rapids, Carelton Martello Tower, and Fort LaTour. With time to stop and capture scenic photos to remember. At roughly the mid-way point, stopping to recharge with a refreshing beer at the new Moosehead Small Batch Brewery. Head back to Rockwood Park along the scenic harbour passage multi-use path.

Saint John: Highlights and Sea Caves Tour by Bus

Saint John: Highlights and Sea Caves Tour by Bus

Step off your cruise ship in Saint John and board your bus at the port to embark on an unforgettable journey through this charming city and its surroundings. Begin your tour with a visit to King Square, a historic public square located in the heart of Saint John. Next, explore the Saint John City Market, the oldest continuously operating farmers' market in Canada, with a history dating back to 1785. Continue with a drive through the city’s historic uptown, showcasing Victorian-era buildings and heritage churches, each steeped in history and architectural beauty. From there, visit Rockwood Park, Canada’s second-largest urban park, spanning 2,200 acres of pristine nature with ten lakes and over 55 trails and pathways to enjoy. Next, head to Fort Howe National Historic Site, built by the British in 1777 during the American Revolution. This site offers breathtaking panoramic views of the harbor and the city. Make your way to the Reversing Falls, a natural marvel where the Bay of Fundy meets the Saint John River, creating dramatic rapids and whirlpools during low tide. Finally, venture to the stunning sea caves of Saint Martins, where natural rock formations and the rhythmic tides create a breathtaking coastal landscape.

Bay of Fundy Tour by Luxury Car

Bay of Fundy Tour by Luxury Car

Embark on a 5-6 hr luxury tour around southern New Brunswick, perfect for up to 6 passengers. Always stay in touch with wifi onboard, complimentary snacks, and drinks. This tour includes locations rich with history, such as Fort Howe and the Martello Tower. Witness the phenomenon of the Reversing Rapids at both high and low tide (if time permits). Enjoy some easy walking trails (upon request) and nature throughout. It is advised to wear sneakers or walking shoes for your comfort. This tour is private for the groups that book them, and may be customizable upon request **Please note that this tour is only for cruise ship passengers Our season begins March 1st and ends around November 15th

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Our most recommended things to do in Saint John, New Brunswick

From Saint John: Bay of Fundy Bus Trip for Cruise Passengers

From Saint John: Bay of Fundy Bus Trip for Cruise Passengers

Hop off your cruise ship in Saint John and board your bus at the port to begin your exploration of southern New Brunswick. First, head to the Reversing Falls Rapids. Admire the roaring rapids and the beautiful bridge spanning the river for about 30 minutes. Next, drive to Fort Howe National Historic Site and see where British soldiers defended the border during the American Revolutionary War. After about 15 minutes, continue your tour with a short 15-minute stop at Carleton Martello Tower to explore and discover Canada's involvement in WWII. Next, drive around the picturesque Bay of Fundy and admire the beautiful landscapes and fascinating rock formations. Spend about 4 hours exploring this natural wonder before returning to Saint John. Go shopping in the city market for about 30 minutes before heading back to your cruise ship.

Bay of Fundy: Smartphone Audio Driving Tour

Bay of Fundy: Smartphone Audio Driving Tour

Discover the incredible and world famous Bay of Fundy with your smartphone audio tour guide Jefferson! Transform this beautiful scenic drive into a sight-seeing, fact-finding, trivia-answering, family-friendly adventure. This tour will take you on a mesmerizing adventure through diverse landscapes and fascinating points of interest. Starting in Moncton, hear about this bustling city founded by French Acadians. Embark on this scenic drive following the meandering path of the Petitcodiac River, known for its dramatic tidal bores and picturesque salt marshes. Hear about the Stoney Creek Washout, Hillsborough and the Germans and the famous Acadian, Evangeline. The river will lead you to the majestic Bay of Fundy, where natural wonders await. Stop at Hopewell Rocks, where you can walk the seabed and marvel at the iconic sandstone monuments sculpted by the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy. These unique formations as well as the Caledonia Gorge Region are a testament to the relentless forces of nature. Visit the Sawmill Covered Bridge, Crooked Creek Lookout and the Anderson Hollow Lighthouse before heading to the Shepody National Wildlife Area where you can walk to Mary’s Point and see the vast mudflats of Shepody Bay. Cape Enrage, along with its 1840 lighthouse, offers a breathtaking landscape before you discover the village of Alma, nestled on the Upper Salmon River delta. Explore the pristine wilderness of Fundy National Park, a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you enjoy hiking, birding, or simply soaking in the breathtaking scenery, this park has something for everyone. To name just a few trails, there are the Kinnie Brook, Caribou Plain, East Branch and the wonderful Dark Sky Preserve. Prepare for an exhilarating experience as you drive the Shepody Connector Road and navigate the hairpin turns of the Fundy Trail running alongside a coastline boasting the highest tides in the world. While taking in the panoramic views and rugged beauty of this stretch of road you’ll hear about the original peoples, The Mi’kmaq, New Brunswick’s maple syrup, its history of logging and the making of the Fundy Trail. Explore the Walton Glen Centre with its observation deck offering the opportunity of gorgeous photos! Marvel at Long Beach’s horizontal tide, the Hairpin Turn Lookout and be sure to check out the Fundy Trail Interpretive Center with its popular suspension bridge. Visit the Sea Captain’s Burial Grounds, an 18th century cemetery, before heading into Stonehammer, a 2500 square kilometer UNESCO Global Geopark. Your final destination is the Sea Caves of St. Martin's, where you can visit the beach and caves that are completely submerged at high tide. Explore the area and enjoy the coastal charm of St. Martins.

Saint John: Guided Kayaking Tour of St. Martins Sea Caves

Saint John: Guided Kayaking Tour of St. Martins Sea Caves

See the world's highest tides and the natural beauty of the iconic Bay of Fundy in the best way possible, via a guided kayak tour. Choose between a 2.5 hour sea caves kayak adventure, or either a 5 hour kayak adventure of the Fundy Isles or Fundy Biosphere with lunch included, or a 3-day kayak expedition. Tour options include: 2.5 Hour Sea Caves Kayak Tour: Paddle past the charming covered bridges and colorful fishing boats of St. Martins' harbour, into the fresh, photogenic Bay of Fundy. Explore the village's premiere attraction, the sea caves, from a kayak afloat the world's highest tides. Itinerary: - Meet at the Bay of Fundy Adventures shop - Listen to a safety briefing and get all your gear - Launch from the St. Martins Harbor - Kayak to the St. Martins Sea Caves and along the Fundy coast - Stop at a private beach - Return to St. Martins Harbor

Saint John: Fort La Tour and Martello Tower Guided Trip

Saint John: Fort La Tour and Martello Tower Guided Trip

Explore the natural wonders in St. John and its historical attractions with a fun and friendly local guide. Get to the best attractions such as the Carleton Martello Tower, Fort La Tour, Rockwood Park, and the City Market. Enjoy a small group and avoid long lines and wait times for attractions. Upgrade to experience Saint John’s Reversing Falls Rapids on a sightseeing jetboat ride. Embark in style with pickup from your hotel in a comfortable tour van. First, stop at the Saint John City Market, an iconic market dating back to the 1870's and the oldest farmers market in Canada. Browse the large variety of vendors that carry local produce, meats, seafood, and crafts. Next, sit back and relax on a fully narrated driving tour through Saint John. Pass many popular sites and attractions such as the beautiful Rockwood Park, located in the heart of the city and Saint John Port, the bustling Uptown. Drive around King Square, the thrilling Reversing Falls Rapids, Irving House, Red Rose Tea House, City Gardens, and historic Fort Howe while listening to the interesting narration of your guide. Take a step back in history at the Carleton Martello Tower, one of the nine surviving Martello Towers in Canada dating back to 1812. Here, you can look out over the city of Saint John, its harbor, and the skyline from the viewpoint. Make Fort La Tour your last stop, a National Historic Site of Canada and an archaeological site that contains the remains of a 17th-century fortified fur trading post in Saint John. Return back to your Downtown Saint John New Brunswick hotel. Experience the natural beauty of Saint John, New Brunswick.

Saint John: Small Group Night Tour w/Fort La Tour + Martello

Saint John: Small Group Night Tour w/Fort La Tour + Martello

Explore the beauty and history of Saint John New Brunswick illuminated at night, with a fun and friendly local guide who will take you to Carleton Martello Tower and Fort La Tour, and on a night time narrated drive through the city. There is no better way to experience the city than with Tripshepherd Tours - Saint John’s best small group tours (max. 6 guests). Enjoy the top attractions and visitor experiences while avoiding long lines and wait times, with our fully guided and narrated tours with all attraction admission fees included along with complimentary hotel pick up and drop off in the comfort of an air-conditioned vans. Your Tripshepherd Guide will greet you at your downtown Saint John accommodations and begin your fully guided tour in the comfort and style. Begin your night with a narrated drive of the city passing multiple dazzling points of interest lit up at night such as; the Saint John Port, Uptown, King Square, the historical Fort Howe, the thrilling Reversing Falls Rapids, and the iconic City Market. Then your guide will take you to the Reversing Falls Rapids a series of rapids on the Saint John River where the river runs through a narrow gorge before emptying into the Bay of Fundy - this is a sight to behold as the monstrously high tide reverses the flow of the mighty Saint John River known as ‘nature’s tug-of-war’. Then, take a step back in history at Fort La Tour, a National Historic Site of Canada - an archaeological site containing the remains of a 17th-century fortified fur trading post in Saint John, New Brunswick. Continue to learn about the city’s history at the Carleton Martello Tower - one of the nine surviving Martello Towers in Canada dating back to 1812 playing a significant role in conflicts up until the Second World War. Here you can look out over the city of Saint John, its harbor and skyline from the viewpoint. At the end of your tour, your guide will take you back to your Downtown Saint John hotel.

Saint John River: River Relics Kayak Tour

Saint John River: River Relics Kayak Tour

The rugged Saint John River shoreline echoes with the ghosts of “River Relics”. Paddle an Ice-aged river, rerouted 15,000 years ago by receding glaciers to it's Bay of Fundy terminus through the gorge at the Reversing Falls rapids. Experience the ruins of a Limestone quarry dating back to the 17th century with 850+ million year old marble. Photo opportunities abound as you pause to learn about the first Pre-Cambrian fossils recorded in scientific literature and the story of an historic lighthouse. Keep an eye open for local wildlife including Bald Eagles, Sturgeon, Great Blue Heron and even the occasional Harbour Seal. This roughly 90 minute kayak tour starts and finishes at Dominion park beach, where you'll meet up with you guide and group to get geared up and go through a quick safety and gear orientation before heading out in the picturesque South Bay region of the Saint John River.

Bay of Fundy Tour by Mini Van

Bay of Fundy Tour by Mini Van

Embark on an exciting 6 hr tour of Southern NB, ideal for groups that fit a 6-passenger van (a 7 passenger vehicle may be available for booking, upon early request - prices may vary). Enjoy some easy walking trails and scenic nature throughout the tour. It is advised to wear sneakers or walking shoes for your comfort. This tour is private for the groups that book them, and may be customizable upon request **Please note that this tour is only for cruise ship passengers Our season begins March 1st and ends around November 15th

Saint John: Highlights and History Cycling Tour

Saint John: Highlights and History Cycling Tour

Discover Saint John, New Brunswick through a new lens during a 2-3 hour guided cycling tour through the heart of the historic city. Starting at the Lily Lake Pavilion, meet your guide and the group as you being your ride that will take you through some of Saint John’s most iconic places. Learn about the history of Saint John as your guide shares stories of Fort Howe, Reversing Rapids, Carelton Martello Tower, and Fort LaTour. With time to stop and capture scenic photos to remember. At roughly the mid-way point, stopping to recharge with a refreshing beer at the new Moosehead Small Batch Brewery. Head back to Rockwood Park along the scenic harbour passage multi-use path.

Saint John: Highlights and Sea Caves Tour by Bus

Saint John: Highlights and Sea Caves Tour by Bus

Step off your cruise ship in Saint John and board your bus at the port to embark on an unforgettable journey through this charming city and its surroundings. Begin your tour with a visit to King Square, a historic public square located in the heart of Saint John. Next, explore the Saint John City Market, the oldest continuously operating farmers' market in Canada, with a history dating back to 1785. Continue with a drive through the city’s historic uptown, showcasing Victorian-era buildings and heritage churches, each steeped in history and architectural beauty. From there, visit Rockwood Park, Canada’s second-largest urban park, spanning 2,200 acres of pristine nature with ten lakes and over 55 trails and pathways to enjoy. Next, head to Fort Howe National Historic Site, built by the British in 1777 during the American Revolution. This site offers breathtaking panoramic views of the harbor and the city. Make your way to the Reversing Falls, a natural marvel where the Bay of Fundy meets the Saint John River, creating dramatic rapids and whirlpools during low tide. Finally, venture to the stunning sea caves of Saint Martins, where natural rock formations and the rhythmic tides create a breathtaking coastal landscape.

Bay of Fundy Tour by Luxury Car

Bay of Fundy Tour by Luxury Car

Embark on a 5-6 hr luxury tour around southern New Brunswick, perfect for up to 6 passengers. Always stay in touch with wifi onboard, complimentary snacks, and drinks. This tour includes locations rich with history, such as Fort Howe and the Martello Tower. Witness the phenomenon of the Reversing Rapids at both high and low tide (if time permits). Enjoy some easy walking trails (upon request) and nature throughout. It is advised to wear sneakers or walking shoes for your comfort. This tour is private for the groups that book them, and may be customizable upon request **Please note that this tour is only for cruise ship passengers Our season begins March 1st and ends around November 15th

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Overall rating

5
(16 reviews)

This tour is EXCELLENT! And STEVE (Santa Claus) is The Man! We arrived via cruise ship and Steve was waiting outside the terminal exit holding a sign with my name on it. No problem “finding” our tour. Our group of 10 ranged in age from 2-67 and the tour was entertaining for all! Steve had props and hats and funny toys plus the dashboard of his bus was covered with an interesting “collection” of artifacts. The tour stops were all interesting and unhurried with plenty of “comfort stops” available. The lunch stop at the beach near the red caves was fantastic! The much-touted reversing rapids require TWO stops during the day in order to observe the reversing aspect, once during high tide and once during low tide. Steve timed our tour expertly so we were able to see the rapids flowing downstream in the morning and at the end of our day after returning from The Bay of Fundy, we stopped again to observe the rapids flowing upstream! A great tour day!

Guide Myoa was great! 7 of us (Ages 79-8) for the minivan tour from the cruise ship. Did all the sights listed, plus more. Everyone loved it. Perfect amount of time at each stop. Tour was tailored for our interests which was great. Had a great time and highly recommend.

It was delightful! Abdul went above and beyond to make us all comfortable and to ensure that we got the most out of our day. He was so kind and helpful!

Amazing amazing tour. We had the best guide ever and would highly recommend.

excellent. Saw many things in 5 hours. Very enjoyable