Saint John Tours, Tickets & Excursions

Designed for cruise ship passengers or privately booked tours with a minimum of 10 people, this all-day sightseeing tour of New Brunswick showcases the highlights of the Canadian territory, including the Reversing Falls Rapids, Bay of Fundy, Fort Howe, Saint John City Market, and more. Keep in mind that most attractions are open from March 1 through October 31.

Capture Canada’s rugged coastline on camera on this 5-hour Fundy Coast to Fundy Shore photography tour. Explore the fishing village of St John in New Brunswick with your guide. Frame beautiful shots of the lighthouse and twin bridges as the ocean swirls in the background. Visit sandstone sea caves carved out by the powerful waves. Stroll along the rocky beach and gain insight into this small community’s rich heritage. Admire the Reversing Falls Rapids and stop at the market, where the locals have been buying their fresh produce since 1876.

Saint John, New Brunswick, is a gorgeous mix of cityscape and natural landscape. Discover the city’s highlights and amazing views of the Bay of Fundy during this small group tour. Join your guide for a walk to the best sites in the city, including Saint John Market. Then, hop in the car for a driving tour of Rockwood Park. This tour also includes admission to Place Fort LaTour and the Carleton Martello Tower viewpoint.

Make the most of your time ashore in New Brunswick on this half-day shore excursion. Make your own way to the Saint John cruise pier, meet your guide, and set off. You’ll see the Bay of Fundy’s famous high tides and rock formations (as well as its reversing falls), will glimpse picturesque sea caves, and will even have the chance to stop for seafood chowder and other refreshments.

Explore the historic architecture and charming atmosphere of St. John during this walking tour. Travel 1.5 miles (2.4 kilometers) with a nationally-certified guide as you discover the city’s bustling market, tour its collection of Victorian-era structures, and check out highlights including Trinity Church, the 225th Anniversary Clock, the Policeman’s Museum, and more.

You will meet outside of Container Village. From there, you will head to your first yummy food stop where you will enjoy a perfectly creamy seafood chowder. Once you have finished with your soup, you will make your way to your next destination for delectable oysters. From there, you will walk to King’s Square, an inviting, beautiful urban park that is shaped in the design of the British Union flag, and honors the city's Loyalist heritage through monuments and plaques. This historical park is a must-visit location in Saint John. You will then have the opportunity to try an amazing lobster roll along with a refreshing local lemonade to drink. There is no better way to finish a food tour than with a sweet dessert! You will head to Market Square to have your choice of a tasty dessert.

Learn how to make your very own stained-glass creations—and walk away with new skills, as well as a special souvenir—when you attend this stained-glass-making class. Head to the studio space, and roll up your sleeves: with just a small group for company, you’ll learn the basics of stained glass creation, from cutting glass and creating patterns to soldering and more. Enjoy a beverage during class, and take your own masterpiece home with you.

Enjoy a guided kayaking adventure along the shores of the historic Saint John River from Dominion Park Beach in Saint John NB. Located just a short 15 minute drive from the center of the city! History abounds as you paddle in your tandem kayak along an ice aged river where 15,000 years ago receding glaciers forced the river to find a new route over the rock ridges at Reversing Falls Rapids. The massive river system has been the lifeblood of the region for hundreds of years. Photo opportunities abound as you pause to learn about river lighthouses, pre-Cambrian fossils, and check out industrial ruins that tell a story of bygone times, when the river was the key to life in New Brunswick. Keep your head on a swivel and an eye on the horizon for local wildlife, including bald eagles, blue heron, jumping Sturgeon, and if we're lucky, even the occasional rare sighting of harbour seal, hawk, and peregrine falcon.

Your Evening in Saint John Tour begins with pick up directly from your hotel in Saint John, New Brunswick before heading out on a narrated driving tour of the city. Your guide will point out interesting landmarks and historical points including the Saint John Port, Uptown Saint John, King’s Square, Fort Howe and the Saint John City Market - Canada’s oldest Farmers Market! After your driving tour, your guide will take you to the Carleton Martello Tower lookout point for an amazing panoramic view of the city. At the end of your tour, your guide will bring you back to your hotel in Saint John.

Welcome to Canada’s first City, the only city on the Bay of Fundy, home of the world’s highest tides. Meet at Area 506 Waterfront Container Village entrance, and proceed along historic Water Street to Market Square to access the City’s indoor pedway system. This avoids an uphill walk on King St, the steepest main street in Canada. The tour is flat, with a downhill section near the end. Copies of rare photos are used during the tour. Historical facts are featured, from 1783 until the present day. Your knowledgeable guide will focus on numerous points of interest and hidden gems including the history of Saint John over the last 240 years. The final part of the tour is on Prince William St, once known as the Wall St of Canada.

Make the most out of your short time in Saint John with this walking tour. Met at the port by your local guide, you’ll dive into the history of Canada’s oldest incorporated city, from historic markets and cemeteries to green spaces and downtown. The only city on the Bay of Fundy, you’ll also get to see the city’s tides roll in and out—more than any other place on the planet.

As you cruise ship docks at Saint John’s port, take advantage of this shore tour to see some of the city’s amazing landmarks. The Bay of Fundy is one of the most popular attractions in the area and you’ll see why after seeing how far low tide stretches. Get a dose of history at the Fort Howe National Historic Site then stop at Saint John City Market for souvenir shopping and snacks.

Saint John is a historical city in New Brunswick that’s home to a wealth of Canadian history and dazzling views of the Bay of Fundy. Explore this city while putting your trivia skills to the test during this fun scavenger hunt. Played directly from your smartphone, this photo scavenger hunt is a mini tour of the city, leading you to landmarks and attractions as you solve riddles and follow clues. The more locations you find, the more points you earn.

An active but casual bike tour, your guide will maintain a comfortable pace trough the hills of Saint John, with a series of stops to ensure you experience the highlights of a city with so much beauty and history that you may want just to move here! Highlights include: - military forts dating back to the American Revolutionary War - a trading post that dates thousands of years - Canada's oldest, independent brewery* - historic architecture and a rich industrial story *Variations can be available without the Moosehead stop, send us a message for more information *Tours that depart before 1030am local time (by request or by design to meet a cruise ship departure timelines) may not be able to stop at Moosehead as the brewery doesn't open until noon

Saint John is hope to a growing craft beer movement, and also the seat of Moosehead Breweries, Canada's oldest independent brewery. Your guide will share the history of Saint John while offering up stories to take home, filled with notable characters and horrifying tragedies.

Private tours in 6-passenger commercially insured minivans. 1st class experience guaranteed. We invite you for a coastal drive and a walking tour to the village of St. Martins and Fundy Trail Parkway to discover the unique natural sights of the shore of the Bay of Fundy. Get away from the crowds and experience local nature—hidden gems and top-notch views from the beaten paths. See, breathe, smell, taste... Only the best guides and optimal itineraries. Daily departures from Saint John, New Brunswick. This tour involves a moderate amount of walking and a couple of steep paths. We highly recommend hiking or running shoes, no sandals, please. Participants should have an average rate of physical fitness level.

The best way to experience the Reversing Fall Rapids is from the water, and with this sightseeing cruise on the St. John River you can get up close to feel the tug of the highest tides in the world. Learn about the area’s 450 years of geology and feel the power of the Bay of Fundy tides while you admire the water color and rock orientation affected by the shifting currents.

Offering adventurous travelers and locals the chance to discover Saint John in a new way, this app-based scavenger hunt game is the perfect combination of sightseeing, fun, and shenanigans. It’s also fully digital with a remote host, so you don’t have to worry about keeping track of time and can take part at your own pace. Just download the app and you’re good to go.

Just your group, your guide, and the sunset. This 2-3 hour tour is designed with the sole purpose of enjoying an evening on the Saint John River. Learn about the River's rich industrial history and experience some of North America's first UNESCO Global Geopark. During your tour, you'll stop at a beach on the river to enjoy some snacks around a bon-fire. The option to add our locally sourced smoked sturgeon platter will give you a true taste of our beautiful river!

Use an app to survive a zombie apocalypse in Saint John. In Zombie Scavengers, explore the city however you'd like to search for items needed to survive a zombie apocalypse. You'll get points for finding these items. You can also do some zombie themed challenges for points on the app as well. Strategize in order to get the most points and survive the apocalypse. Your remote host will be there for you via chat if you need anything. Can you survive the apocalypse in Saint John?