Set sail from St. Andrews by-the-Sea on a three-hour whale and wildlife cruise through the Bay of Fundy. Witness humpbacks, seals, and seabirds while learning about this unique marine environment.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; comfortable sitting and standing on deck recommended.
Wildlife
History
St. Andrews by-the-Sea, founded in 1783, is known for its maritime heritage and was a significant shipbuilding center in the 19th century.
Conservation
Quoddy Link Marine operates with a strong commitment to Whale Wise principles, ensuring that all wildlife interactions avoid disturbance and support local ecosystem health.
Quoddy Link Marine
Set sail from St. Andrews by-the-Sea on a three-hour whale and wildlife cruise through the Bay of Fundy. Witness humpbacks, seals, and seabirds while learning about this unique marine environment.
Quoddy Link Marine operates whale and wildlife cruises from historic St. Andrews by-the-Sea in New Brunswick. The company offers a 3-hour Whale & Wildlife Cruise that explores the Bay of Fundy's rugged coastline and marine habitats. Guests can observe whales, seals, and seabirds while learning about local ecosystems and conservation efforts. The experience emphasizes education and environmental responsibility, with onboard commentary designed to connect visitors with natural history and current stewardship priorities.
Boat departures originate from St. Andrews, providing scenic views of the town and immediate access to Fundy waters. The cruises are described as intimate adventures that prioritize low-impact observation of marine life and responsible viewing practices. Interpretive elements help guests identify species and understand seasonal behaviors and habitat needs.
Quoddy Link Marine positions the Whale & Wildlife Cruise as a balance of wildlife viewing and coastal interpretation suitable for nature lovers, photographers, and families seeking an immersive outdoor experience. Safety and clear communication about wildlife etiquette are part of the trip's guiding principles. The company highlights the Bay of Fundy as a dynamic environment known for its dramatic tides and diverse marine populations, offering unique opportunities for sighting whales and other marine species.
Tours highlight Fundy's rugged landscapes, tidal ranges, and coastal geology while supporting responsible wildlife viewing and community tourism centered in St. Andrews area.
Reservations for the Whale & Wildlife Cruise are available from St. Andrews, New Brunswick. The business focuses on delivering a memorable marine wildlife experience rooted in education, local context, and environmental stewardship.
Location
St. Andrews, NB
Historic St. Andrews by-the-Sea
Trip Length
3 hours
Whale & Wildlife Cruise duration
Focus
Education & Conservation
Environmental responsibility emphasized
Wildlife Seen
Whales, Seals, Seabirds
Bay of Fundy marine species
Book a seat from St. Andrews for an educational, conservation-minded wildlife cruise on the Bay of Fundy.
Dress in Layers
Temperatures drop quickly out on the Bay, so bring warm, windproof clothing even in summer.
Bring Binoculars
A good pair of binoculars enhances wildlife viewing beyond what’s easily visible from the deck.
Charge Your Camera Gear
Bring extra memory cards and batteries; there are outlets onboard for charging during the trip.
Plan for Seasickness
The Bay can be choppy; if you’re prone to motion sickness, consider medication before boarding.
Windproof Jacket
Protects against wind chill during open water passages.
Binoculars
Improves your ability to spot distant whales and birds.
Sunscreen
Necessary to prevent sunburn during sunny, reflective water conditions.
summer
Motion Sickness Medication
Helpful for those sensitive to boat motion on choppy waters.