Drive along one of the planet’s most extreme coastlines with an offline smartphone audio guide. From Moncton to St. Martins, learn geology, local history and best places to stop while syncing narration to your GPS.
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You pull out of Moncton as the road loosens its grip on the city. Salt air finds its way through open windows and the highway bends toward a coastline governed by the world’s highest tides. The audio guide pings where the map says to look; a voice—sometimes a historian, sometimes a character from the past—frames cliffs, lighthouse keepers and the gull-haunted beaches ahead.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; the tour is vehicle-based with optional short walks and boardwalks.
Wildlife
History
The Bay of Fundy’s coastline supported Indigenous Mi'kmaq communities and later became a hub for shipbuilding, fishing and lighthouse keeping—remnants of that maritime heritage still mark towns like St. Martins.
Conservation
Much of the region is protected as national parkland and a UNESCO Global Geopark; stick to trails, respect tide-sensitive mudflats and follow park permit rules to minimize impact.
Reserve your spot on the The Bay of Fundy Smartphone Audio Driving Tour today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Download before you depart
Ensure the tour content is fully downloaded while on Wi‑Fi—no mobile data is used during playback, but the initial download requires a connection.
Watch the tide times
Accessing sea caves and mudflats is tide-dependent—check low-tide windows before planning a beach stop for safety and best views.
Bring a charged phone and mount
A stable mount keeps the phone visible and safe while driving; a portable charger covers long days exploring lookouts and trails.
Permit and parking check for park stops
Fundy National Park requires permits for some stops—plan for small fees and limited parking at popular lookouts.
Smartphone with tour app
Required to play the GPS-synced audio guide and map the route.
Phone mount and USB charger
Keeps the device visible and charged for the full driving tour.
Waterproof jacket and layers
Coastal weather changes fast; layers and a shell keep you comfortable at lookouts and on beaches.
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Binoculars or zoom camera lens
Useful for spotting shorebirds, seals and raptors across the bay and mudflats.
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