Things To Do
Explore St Andrews
St Andrews is nestled along Passamaquoddy Bay in southern New Brunswick. It is home to some of the region’s nicest shops, art galleries, cafés, breweries and restaurants, many located along Water Street and the Wharf – the central hub in St. Andrews. It is also home to historic sites like the Algonquin Resort, Block House and Charlotte County historic jail.
Ministers Island
Ministers island is one of our favourite places to explore in St Andrews! Drive across the ocean floor and explore beautiful hiking trails and unique historic sites. Make sure to check the tide schedule ahead of arriving!
Whale watching
There are lots of options for whale watching in St Andrews from Tall ships to smaller zodiacs, peak season is July- September!
Chamcook Mountain Trail Hike
The Chamcook Mountain Trail follows a very old carriage road that climbs to a peak where you will find panoramic views of the Passamaquoddy Bay and the town of St Andrews.
Kingsbrae Garden
A beautiful 27-acre horticultural garden, with over 50,000 perennials in many themed gardens, animals, an annual National Sculpture Competition, ponds, streams, old-growth Acadian forest, activities for children and much more.
