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St. Andrews-by-the-Sea

New Brunswick

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St. Andrews is Canada's oldest seaside resort town.  It has a nice historic district and is surrounded by beautiful scenery.  You will find covered bridges, lighthouses, and picturesque islands in the vicinity. 

  

This region also has the world’s highest tides, which can vary over 28 feet.  During low tide, you can take a guided walk on the tidal flats or a drive across the ocean floor to Ministers Islands to see the Van Home mansion.

  

Location

Southern New Brunswick
On Passamaquoddy Bay
At the border with Maine, USA
Area map1
  Area map2

  

Population

About 1800

 

Features

Algonquin Hotel (historic)
Art studios and galleries
Atlantic Salmon Centre
(aquarium)
Beaches
(Katy’s Cove, white sand)
Bed and breakfast inns
(at least 5)
Cafes and fine restaurants
Campgrounds and RV parks nearby

Chocolate Museum (nearby Saint Stephen)
Covered bridges
(nearby)
Day Adventure Centres
(wildlife tours by kayak, bicycle, horseback,

square-rigged cutter, catamaran cruiser, or high speed Zodiac)

Ferry boats to islands
Golf courses
Historic homes and other buildings
Hotels

Huntsman Marine Aquarium
Kingsbrae Horticultural Gardens
(27 acres)
Lighthouses
(nearby)
Mansion of Sir William Van Horne
(railroad magnate) On Ministers Island

Museums
Saint Andrews Blockhouse National Historic Site

(across the border in Maine, USA)

St. Andrews Creative Playground
Sieur de Monts and Samuel de Champlains' 1604 settlement

(historic site on Saint Croix Island)

Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre
Waterfront
(wharf)
Welcome Centres
Whale watching
(in the Bay of Fundy)

  

Hours

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Festivals

Concerts
July-August:

International Homecoming Festival

August:  Chocolate Fest (week-long)

September: Saint Stephen Fall Fair

  

Recommended stay

2 days or vacation

  

Tourist information

Official New Brunswick Tourism website:

www.TourismNewBrunswick.ca

Saint Andrews Arts Council

www.StAndrewsArtsCouncil.nb.ca

Commercial:

New-Brunswick.net/New-Brunswick/Andrew/

www.BayofFundy.com

  

  

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This page was last updated on 10/20/2005 .
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