Small Group in New Brunswick
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From CAD 134Best of Saint John Tour with Fort La Tour & Skywalk
This tour of Saint John, New Brunswick is the perfect way to view the city’s natural wonders, historical and cultural attractions in just a few hours. On this tour you will visit Canada’s oldest continuously operated farmers market, catch amazing views of the Bay of Fundy (featuring the world’s highest tides!) from the SKYWALK, look out over the city of Saint John from the Carleton Martello Tower viewpoint and learn about the city’s history at Place Fort LaTour.
From CAD 127Create your own Stained Glass Masterpiece
You will have a chance at working with glass, and creating your own piece of Stained Glass to take home with you.
From CAD 87Saint John Reversing Falls Rapids Jetboat Adventure
Experience the thrill of the world's highest tides on this exhilarating jetboat tour through Saint John's Reversing Falls Rapids. Feel the rush as you navigate the powerful waters where the Saint John River collides with the Bay of Fundy's rising tides. This adventure includes a ride with a local captain, offering insights about the area's rich history and marine life. Keep your eyes peeled for seals and dolphins while enjoying stunning views. Perfect for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike, this tour promises unforgettable memories in just half an hour. - 45-minute jetboat ride through the iconic Reversing Falls Rapids - Local captain provides live commentary on the area's history - Chance to see diverse marine life - Starting point at 56 Water Street, Saint John, with a maximum group size of 12
From CAD 20Kings Landing Admission Ticket
Step into 19th-century New Brunswick — not as a spectator, but as a guest. Set on a sweeping bend of the St. John River, Kings Landing is a living village where costumed interpreters portray real people from the province's past. The blacksmith works at his forge. A carpenter shapes timber by hand. Working farms with draft horses and heritage livestock dot the landscape. In the kitchens, meals are being made over open hearths and woodstoves — glimpses of daily life as it actually was. Let us take you back. 2026 Visiting Note: Essential infrastructure renewal is underway on the east side of the village through July. The west side — including Joslin Farm, the Grist Mill, the Sash and Door Factory, and Kings Head Inn — is fully open. Admission is reduced to reflect the modified access. Full village reopens in August.