Saint John is a wonder of the natural world where you can catch your breath and feel at one with mighty Mother Nature.

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Tucked upon the infamously rocky shores of the Bay of Fundy – home to the biggest tides on Earth, Saint John, New Brunswick is Canada’s oldest incorporated city expertly pairing rebellious maritime charm, rugged wilderness & cosmopolitan tastes.

Big Vibes, Bigger Tides

While Saint John, New Brunswick may be rooted in its 18th-century history as Canada’s oldest incorporated city, today it’s a bustling port buzzing with indie art, an incredible food and beverage scene, unlimited shopping opportunities, a sea of natural wonders (literally) – and a litany of preserved landmarks, sprawling museums and cobblestone streets just begging to be explored.

Spend your time here strolling the whimsical labyrinth of downtown Saint John where you’ll find a compact and character-rich hub of Victorian architecture, vibrant murals and a bodacious boardwalk humming with live music and warm locals slinging locally-brewed beers. Head to Area 506, a Waterfront Container Village that flawlessly showcases New Brunswick music, culture and goods with a diverse collection of retail shops, food trucks, local artist pop-ups and performance spaces – all wrapped up in over 60 up-cycled shipping containers. 

Be sure to make your way to the Reversing Falls, a tidal phenomenon where the Bay of Fundy forces the Saint John River to flow backwards, creating the highest tides in the whole world. Hike the rocky coastline of Irving Nature Park, head out to witness the sea caves and red sandstone cliffs of St. Martins and bike the path along Harbour Passage. There’s so much to do and see in Saint John you might just have to find yourself on the Saint John Skywalk to take in the panoramic views.