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.

Embark on a thrilling adventure with See Sight Jetboats to witness the world's highest tides in the Bay of Fundy. Only here can you venture into Saint John's Reversing Falls Rapids, a heart-pounding experience. Brace yourself for a wet and exhilarating ride through the renowned rapids, and even pass beneath the iconic SKYWALK. In this particular location, the river passes through a narrow gorge and crashes head-on with the rising tides of the Bay of Fundy. This collision is so strong that it causes the Saint John River to flow in reverse. Meanwhile beneath the water’s surface are a series of ledges, or underwater falls, as high as 60 meters (200 ft). That’s the same height as the Saint John 15-storey city hall building! It’s the underwater rock outcroppings that cause the water to swirl in rapids and these Reversing Falls Rapids are a natural wonder unique to the Bay of Fundy – a thrill lover’s dream! Keep an eye out for diverse marine life like dolphins, harbour seals, and seabirds. This is your chance to feel the power of the Bay of Fundy up close and create lasting memories.

Eat your way through Saint John on our incredible Saint John Seafood Walking Tour. You won’t want to miss this delicious experience! Your tour will begin with your local friendly guide meeting you outside of Container Village. From there, you will head to your first yummy food stop where you will enjoy a perfectly creamy seafood chowder. Once you have finished with your soup, you will make your way to your next destination for delectable oysters. From there, you will walk to King’s Square, an inviting, beautiful urban park that is shaped in the design of the British Union flag, and honors the city's Loyalist heritage through monuments and plaques. This historical park is a must-visit location in Saint John. You will then have the opportunity to try an amazing lobster roll along with a refreshing local lemonade to drink. There is no better way to finish a food tour than with a sweet dessert! You will head to Market Square to have your choice of a tasty dessert. When you are finished, your tour will conclude, your stomach will be full, and your taste buds will be satisfied!

You will be amazed by the incredible power of the world-famous Bay of Fundy on our Best of the Bay of Fundy Tour starting from Moncton, NB. This small-group tour takes you on a captivating journey through the breathtaking landscapes of the Bay of Fundy region, including Fundy National Park, Hopewell Cape, and Cape Enrage Nature Preserve. Prepare to be mesmerized by the natural wonders and stunning views that await you. After picking you up from your downtown Moncton hotel, your adventure begins with a narrated drive along the scenic coastline towards the magnificent Fundy National Park. Along the way, you will have ample opportunities to capture Instagram-worthy pictures at various lookout points that offer breathtaking views of the Bay of Fundy. Once inside Fundy National Park, you will have the chance to explore the park's natural beauty and enjoy the serene atmosphere. Take a moment to appreciate the tranquility of the surroundings and immerse yourself in the pristine wilderness that surrounds you. Continuing the tour, we will make our way to the renowned Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park. This iconic park, known not just in New Brunswick but throughout Canada, boasts towering flowerpot rocks that stand between 40 to 70 feet tall. These impressive rock formations have been sculpted over time by the dramatic forces of tidal erosion. Marvel at their unique shapes and capture unforgettable moments in this natural wonder. Our journey then leads us back along the Fundy coastline to the captivating Cape Enrage Nature Preserve. Here, a picturesque lighthouse perched atop massive cliffs offers breathtaking panoramic views of the bay. Capture the beauty of the landscape and enjoy the tranquil ambiance that surrounds you. As the tour comes to an end, we will transport you back to your downtown Moncton hotel, leaving you with cherished memories of your incredible Bay of Fundy adventure. Join us on the Best of the Bay of Fundy Tour from Moncton, NB, and embark on an unforgettable exploration of one of Canada's most awe-inspiring natural wonders.

Explore the amazing Fundy Trail Parkway and see coastal cliffs, roaring tides, and waterfalls. Hike on the many trails, visit the interpretive center and visit two UNESCO-designated sites. Learn about the lumber industry and walk across a 275 ft (84 meter) suspension bridge. Enter the park via the east or west entrance and choose to drive along the 19 mile (30 km) paved parkway where you can see the amazing 820 ft (250 meter) coastal cliffs. There, you can see the amazing view of the Bay of Fundy. Hike along the many trails to explore pristine beaches and estuaries. Also, you can cross a 275 ft (84 meter) suspension bridge and see the waterfalls and geological features. Then, visit the interpretive center to learn about the history of the lumber industry, which used to thrive here. Challenge yourself by hiking on the many hiking trails here. Walk along the Fundy Footpath hiking path, which is one of the top 50 hiking trails in the world. Afterward, go to the lookout points to see the tides, which can be up to 32 ft (9.75 meters) and which can go out as far as 0.3 miles (0.5 kilometers). When hiking, choose between Easy (green circle), Moderate (blue square), and Strenuous (black diamond) hikes, based on your ability. Enjoy the freedom to explore the park at your own pace and according to your own schedule. Entrance is self-guided. Customers must book the "guided hike" option at checkout for a guided to be included. Upgrade to an optional Guided Tour; "The Art of Water Guided Tour": Hike the littorals of the Bay of Fundy and Experience one of the many hidden best kept secrets of the FundyTrail Parkway. The theme is about immersing you in an environment dominated by fluvial geomorphic processes which have carved out remarkable waterfalls, beaches, and cliffs. Disclaimer: It is the responsibility of the individual to be prepared and informed prior to undertaking any hike, especially while hiking in low-tide littoral areas. All participants of this tour must assume responsibility for their own actions and safety, exercise sound judgment, be prepared for all conditions, and acquire a comfortable level of hiking experience prior to undertaking this tour. Conditions on the ground change from tide to tide, day to day, and from season to season. This tour will occur in an environment which is uncontrollable and the Fundy Trail Parkway and tour guide representative are in no way responsible or liable for injury or death during guided hikes including but not limited to, littoral, beach and low-tide areas. By purchasing a ticket for this event you understand and agree with these terms. This guided tour is rated moderate to strenuous in difficulty level. It is possible that the tour extends from 2hours to 2.5hours in length. Participants must be comfortable hiking 2 hours on varied terrain. This experience is about 5 kilometers in length. Study footwear is a must.

Your tour begins with your friendly local guide meeting you outside of Container Village. From there, you will make your way to your first stop at the Three Sisters Lamp. This Victorian-style lamp consisting of three red gas lamps was originally lit in 1877, and is in direct line with the steeple of Trinity Church so that sea captains were able to navigate their way into Saint John Harbour safely at night. While here you will also be able to see the Port of Saint John, as well as Partridge Island. Next, you will head toward Queen Square. With its lush green space, beautiful fountains, and stunning Victorian-era architecture, Queen Square is a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city. From there, you will make your way to King Square, a distinct yet similar square to Queen, with its beautifully maintained gardens, historic monuments, and Victorian-era architecture, as well as multiple cafes, restaurants and shops just waiting to be explored. As you walk through King Square you will see the Imperial Theatre, a premier venue for live performances that is sure to impress with its ornate architecture, including its soaring ceilings, intricate mouldings, and stunning stained-glass windows. You will then make your way to the Loyalist Burial Ground. Established in 1784, the cemetery was used as the final resting place for many of the city's early settlers and features a collection of old headstones and monuments, some of which date back to the late 1700s, offering a glimpse into the city's past. Once you leave the Loyalist Burial Ground, you will head to the City Market. Established in the late 1700s, the market has been a central gathering place for locals and visitors alike for centuries. Today, the market is a vibrant hub of activity, offering a diverse range of goods and services, including locally-sourced produce, artisanal food items, handcrafted gifts, and more. You will love venturing through this amazing market. When you have finished making your way through the City Market, you will walk through the Harbour Passage. Harbour Passage is a network of linked walking and cycling paths, lookout points, and historical landmarks that link the northern and western parts of the city with uptown Saint John. You will be blown away by the views along the way. As you make your way through the Harbour Passage, you will reach Fort La Tour, where your tour will come to an end. Enjoy taking a walk back in time at this military post as you learn about the rich history of the area and explore the remnants of the fortification before parting ways with your guide. Don’t hesitate to book this once-in-a-lifetime walking tour of Saint John!

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.

Discover the spirit of Saint John as you visit three different craft breweries and enjoy plenty of local beer. Learn about the brewing process, the creativity of recipes, and what it is really like to be a brewer. Get a behind-the-scenes look of the various brewhouses, uncovering the aromatic smells and sounds as you go. Sample three to four 5oz beers at each stop, allowing you to truly taste the East Coast. Visit one of the newest locations of the first craft brewery in New Brunswick, the first craft brewery to ever open in Saint John, and a beer bar where you will sample Moosehead, beer from Canada's oldest independently-owned brewery, located in Saint John. Enjoy some snacks at a couple of the stops along the way.

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 See Sight 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 See Sight Tours 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.

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, 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. Comb the sand for treasures while your guide prepares a locally sourced smoked salmon beach snack. Itinerary: - Meet at the Red Rock Adventure 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 for a smoked salmon snack - Return to St. Martins Harbor 5 Hour Fundy Isles Full Day Kayak Tour: A full day of kayaking in the Fundy Isles Archipelago makes for the perfect Bay of Fundy experience. Keep your eyes out for all the marine life that calls this place home. Travel in between islands in search of the most picturesque lunch spot. Continue exploring until it's time to return to your launch area. Itinerary - Meet your guides at the launch location (Deer Island, NB). - Paddle through the fundy Isles Achipelage (approx. 2.5 hours). - Have lunch on an island and explore the surrounding area (approx. 1 hour). - Finish your trip by paddling to the landing destination (approx. 2 hours). 5 Hour Fundy Biosphere Kayak Tour: Explore the UNESCO Fundy Biosphere Reserve from the water on this guided coastal kayaking trip. Paddle between the St. Martins Harbor and the Fundy Trail Parkway. A beachside lunch provided by your guide is a great interlude to your journey. Beachcomb and explore before hopping back into your kayak to paddle towards your final landing spot. Itinerary: - Meet your guides at the launch location (St. Martins Harbor or Big Salmon River). - Paddle along the coast (approx. 2 hours). - Have lunch on a beach and explore the surrounding area (approx. 1 hour). - Finish your trip by paddling to the landing destination (approx. 2 hours). 3-Day Kayaking Expedition (meals and accommodations included): Experience wilderness camping on private islands within the Fundy Isles Archipelago. Chance encounters to see whales, seals, porpoise, and eagles. Enjoy fresh local sea food including a beachside lobster dinner Itinerary - Day 1: Meet your guides and gear up right off the ferry on Deer Island. Sea kayak through the Fundy Isles Archipelago & camp on private island overnight. - Day 2: Have a tent-side breakfast prior to more kayaking. Return to island for star-gazing overnight. - Day 3: After breakfast pack your gear and head through the archipelago en route back to Deer Island.