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Overview
Explore the Bay of Fundy, home to the world’s highest tides, by sea kayak. Experience the ebb and flow of these unique tides as you paddle around the Fundy Isles Archipelago and search for a private island to set up camp for the evening. Watch for whales, seals, porpoise, and eagles as we explore one of the most diverse marine ecosystems in the world. Let your friendly and experienced guides prepare local and fresh maritime meals for you over the campfire.
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Highlights
Discover Saint John, Canada’s oldest incorporated city
Chance encounters to see whales, seals, porpoise, and eagles
Experience wilderness camping on private islands within the Fundy Isles Archipelago
Visit and relax in the coastal resort town of St. Andrews-by-the-Sea
Stay in the historic Algonquin Resort
Itinerary
Have breakfast at the Hilton’s York Bistro before walking the historic uptown of Saint John, Canada’s oldest incorporated city. Hike the Irving Nature Park and have lunch at Lily’s Bistro in Rockwood Park, the third largest municipal park in North America. Prepare your kayaking gear with your guides before resting in Saint John.
DAY 1
Travel to Deer Island and start your exploration of the Fundy Isles Archipelago. Keep your eyes out for whales, birds, and seals as your explore island to island. Set up camp on a private island and sightsee as your guides prepare your dinner.
DAY 2
Jump back on the water in search of more natural history. Paddle past lighthouses and fishing boats and listen to the stories of the people who live and work in this part of the world. Your staying again on an island where you will fall asleep to the sounds of waves on the beach.
DAY 3
You last day on the water! Your guides will prepare a breakfast and brew fresh coffee for your journey back to the mainland. After landing, retire to the historic Algonquin Resort in St. Andrews-by-the-Sea before meeting up with your group for dinner at the Niger Reef Teahouse.
DAY 4
Discover Ministers Island! Going there lets you interact with locals and hear their tales. Cafeul, the island is only accessible by low tide, but by now you are experts at reading the Bay’s water.
DAY 5
Breakfast at the Algonquin starts your day. Explore and have lunch at famous Kingsbrae Gardens. Tonight you will be treated to a farewell dinner at the highly regarded Rossmount Inn.
DAY 6
This is your last day together! Exchange phone numbers and photos before departing back home.
Day 7
What's Included
Experienced guides
All necessary kayaking equipment
Accommodations
Meals included in the itinerary
Airport shuttles on travel days
Park fees
Sales tax
What's not Included
Airfare and airfare taxes
Gratuities and tipping
Travel insurance
Personal expenses
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, Red Rock Adventure can create a specific meal plan for individuals with any dietary restrictions.
Just be sure to let us know well before your arrival.
Can you accommodate dietary restrictions?
Guests have the ability to cancel a tour reservation they have made. It is required by Red Rock Adventure that a guest cancel their booking a minimum of twenty-four (24) hours before the departure time, and will cancel the evening before if the trip starts between 8:00am and 12:00pm the next day.
Guests will be given a full refund of their deposit(s) if a tour is cancelled by your lead guide due to weather.
What is the cancellation policy for day trips?
Guests have the ability to cancel a tour reservation they have made.
90 days from departure: No Charge
60 to 89 days from departure: 25% of trip cost45 to 59 days from departure: 50% of trip cost
44 days or less from departure: 100% of trip cost
What is the cancellation policy for multi-day trips?
You will see that different tours or courses have been rated for difficulty. Below are the levels and their descriptions:
Level 1 - Easy
These experiences require little to no physical fitness and are suitable for anyone. Weather can be a factor, but generally doesn't make the tour any more difficult. No previous experience is necessary. You may experience uneven or slippery terrain.
Level 2 - Easy+
These experiences require very minimal physical fitness and can even be completed by people with mobility issues. Little to no previous experience is necessary. Some aspects of the tour may feel challenging, but in general individuals are able to complete the experience. Weather can make these tours slightly more challenging. Terrain is variable and can be a small challenge for some.
Level 3 - Moderate
These experiences begin to challenge individuals. Previous experience is encouraged, but not required. Duration of the trips can change depending on the the fitness levels of the participants. Weather can be a factor in making these tours more challenging. Elevation gains and losses are common. Terrain can be challenging with rocks and roots.
Level 4 - Challenging
These experiences are challenging. Previous experience is strongly encouraged and in some aspects of journeys, it is required. Good physical fitness is required. Weather can definitley play a role in the difficulty of the tour. Elevation gains and losses are common. Terrain can be challenging with rocks and roots. Participant (may) sleep in tents. Participants could be carrying backpacks weighing up to 20-25lbs.
Level 5 - Extreme
These tours are challenging, even for experienced outdoors people. Participants could be carrying backpacks weighing 25+lbs. Participants will be sleeping in tents.
What do the difficulty levels of your tours mean?
Coastal New Brunswick enjoys a mild climate in the summers, with an average daily high in June and early July around 18.5°C (mid-60s°F). In August, the highs can average 26°C (upper-70s°F), while the lows at night average around 13°C (mid-50s°F). As with any coastal region, wind and rain are always a possibility, along with Atlantic fog. Be sure to bring layers for both warmth and protection against rain.
What's the weather like?