Things To Do
St. Andrews, New Brunswick, often called St. Andrews by‑the‑Sea, is a charming coastal town known for its natural beauty, rich history, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re seeking relaxation, adventure, fine dining, or cultural exploration, our seaside community has something for every guest. Below are some suggestions to help you plan the perfect stay.
For even more inspiration, be sure to explore the region’s official tourism website at www.explorestandrews.ca
Kingsbrae Garden
A must‑see attraction featuring over 50,000 perennials, themed botanical areas, sculpture installations, ponds, and roaming animals.
Ministers Island
Accessible at low tide via a sandbar road, this historic island features the grand estate of Sir William Van Horne and offers coastlines, gardens, and beautifully preserved architecture.
Whale Watching
One of St. Andrews’ most iconic experiences. Head out on the Bay of Fundy to spot whales, seals, porpoises, seabirds, and learn about the region’s unique marine ecosystem.
Fundy Discovery Aquarium
A family‑friendly stop featuring marine life from the Bay of Fundy, including touch tanks and educational exhibits.
St. Andrews Blockhouse National Historic Site
A well‑preserved military fortification from the War of 1812, offering a glimpse into centuries‑old history along the waterfront.
Museums & Galleries
St. Andrews boasts specialty museums, heritage homes, and local art galleries, including the Ross Memorial Museum and Oppenheimer‑Prager Museum.
Historic Downtown & Water Street
Browse boutiques, local art shops, cafés, and waterfront restaurants along St. Andrews’ charming main street.
Saint Andrews Brewing Company
A cozy year‑round taproom near the wharf specializing in locally brewed, hop‑forward beers—perfect after a day of exploring.
Festivals & Events
St. Andrews hosts year‑round festivals, live music, food and wine celebrations, arts events, and seasonal activities.