St. Andrews Vacations

This historic course from 1894 blends parkland and seaside holes along Passamaquoddy Bay's shores. Enjoy the transition from wooded front nine to ocean-view back nine, followed by upscale dining with panoramic bay views.

This 27-acre horticultural paradise showcases 50,000+ perennials across themed gardens with a Dutch windmill and sculptures. Wander through the Rose Garden or cedar maze while watching alpacas and peacocks roam freely.

Wander along Water Street's 19th-century architecture where maritime heritage meets artisan shops. Discover local galleries and seafood bistros housed in historic buildings overlooking the picturesque harbor.

Built in 1833, St. Andrews Lighthouse is New Brunswick's oldest mainland beacon with sweeping Bay of Fundy views. Visit at sunset when golden light transforms the historic structure into a photographer's dream.

This rare surviving War of 1812 blockhouse offers a window into early Canadian military defense. Explore its restored interior and time your visit with low tide to walk the Bay of Fundy's exposed seabed.

This tranquil three-acre green space features exotic trees and a pond across from St. Andrews Blockhouse. Enjoy strolls along walking trails or bring a picnic to savor amid the carefully curated gardens.

Canada's first adventure playground, designed by architect Robert S. Leathers, offers imaginative structures for children to explore. Bring sun protection as you watch little ones navigate the creative play spaces.

You can browse the exhibits at Ross Memorial Museum, a museum with a storied past, during your trip to St. Andrews. While in this relaxing area, you can savor the top-notch restaurants.