Your ultimate guide to St Andrews, New Brunswick. Located in the southwestern corner of New Brunswick, St. Andrews is one of the province’s premier seaside destinations. It was established by the United Empire Loyalists in 1783, and by the 1800s it was one of the region’s largest seaports. The early 1900s saw a shift towards tourism, drawing summer vacationers from Montreal and Boston and today St. Andrews has solidified itself as one of the best seaside destinations in Canada.
Often referred to as St Andrews By-the-Sea, the town was designated a National Historic District in 1998. It’s a wonderful blend of old and new. Its history is proudly on display and you’ll find all the amenities summer vacationers look for in a destination.
In partnership with Destination New Brunswick: https://tourismnewbrunswick.ca/
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◆ Kingsbrae Garden
◆ Huntsman Marine Science Centre / Fundy Discovery Aquarium
◆ Historic Water Street
◆ Katy’s Cove Beach
◆ Minister’s Island
◆ The Algonquin Resort
◆ Algonquin Golf Course
◆ Van Horne Trail