• Moncton - Embark on the world-renowned Bay of Fundy driving tour, celebrated for its breathtaking coastal scenery! The journey begins in Moncton and concludes in St. Martins.

Using GPS, our engaging and knowledgeable tour guide will turn this scenic drive into an adventure filled with sightseeing, fascinating facts, trivia, and family-friendly fun!

As you travel from Moncton to St. Martin’s, you’ll encounter stunning ocean views, parks, forests, and ancient rock formations. We’ll highlight must-see attractions, parks, trails, and more.

You’ll also discover information about the area’s original inhabitants, wildlife, geology, and historical events.

Throughout the tour, you’ll hear from historical figures and participate in fun trivia questions. Play along or simply relax and listen!

• Riverfront Park - Discover the beautiful Riverfront Park, an ideal spot to learn about the City of Moncton.
• Stoney Creek - From this vantage point, you can see the river below. You might think you’re safe from the unpredictable weather and storms up here, but think again. We’ll explain why.
• Hillsborough - We’ll guide you past some of the historical sites in this small town and share one of its notable claims to fame!
• Albert County Museum - This museum spans six acres and features historical county buildings dating back to 1845.
• Hopewell Rocks - Famous for its towering rock formations sculpted by the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy, this site offers a unique glimpse into nature’s beauty and strength.
• Caledonia Gorge Region - Explore the wild landscape of the Gorge, with trails winding through ancient Acadian forests. Learn about its history and its UNESCO world designation.
• Sawmill Creek Bridge - As you cross the bridge, imagine the sound of horse hooves and carriage wheels echoing on the wooden rafters above.
• Crooked Creek Lookout - Enjoy a spectacular view of the Caledonia Gorge, where eagles soar over mist-covered hills.
• Anderson Hollow Lighthouse - Situated on the rugged New Brunswick coast, the Anderson Hollow Lighthouse stands as a testament to the region’s rich maritime history.
• Shepody National Wildlife Area - Walk out to Mary’s Point to see the vast mudflats of Shepody Bay, teeming with birds, nature, and photo opportunities.
• New Horton Hawk Watch Site - The New Horton Baptist Church’s parking lot has gained fame as the New Horton Hawk Watch Site.
• Cape Enrage - Visit the beautiful lighthouse on the point and hear from its first keeper, James Munson.
• Alma - There’s so much to share in a short time… but we manage to do it!
• Fundy National Park - While the Bay of Fundy National Park is free to drive through, stopping anywhere in the park requires a permit. The tour sticks to the main road but suggests worthwhile stops that justify the low admission fee.
• Kinnie Brook Trailhead Parking - Learn about the gorge created by Kinnie Brook Trail.
• Caribou Plain Trail - One of the park’s easiest trails, the Caribou Plain Trail is a three-kilometer round trip with a wheelchair-accessible loop. Highly recommended if you have the time.
• East Branch - The third in our trio of picturesque trails, the East Branch Trail sign will appear shortly. This trail leads to…
• Shepody Road - Discover the long-awaited Shepody connector road between Fundy National Park and the Fundy Parkway. We’ll tell you its story.
• Walton Glen Reception Centre - Find everything you need to maximize your drive along the parkway here, including maps to lookouts, observation decks, points of interest, beaches, waterfalls, and trails.
• Long Beach Lookout - With two parking lots offering unique sights, you can access the Long Beach and Tufts Plateau observation decks or visit the Low Tide Trail on the beach. The decks are wheelchair accessible, and there are nearby restrooms.
• Hairpin Turn Lookout - A hairpin turn describes a road that… well, you’ll see!
• Fundy Trail Parkway Interpretive Center - A must-visit stop!
• Fundy Trail Parkway - LOOKOUTS & FALLS… Numerous lookouts are strategically placed in scenic areas, each offering stunning views in multiple directions. Many are wheelchair accessible. We’ll highlight a few of the best ones coming up.
• Fownes Head Lookout - SEA CAPTAIN’S BURIAL GROUNDS TRAIL & FOWNES HEAD LOOKOUT. Discover an 18th-century cemetery where the Melvin and Fownes families are buried, and a short distance up the road is the Fownes Head Lookout.
• Stonehammer UNESCO Global Geopark - Welcome to Stonehammer, a UNESCO Global Geopark covering 2500 square kilometers of southern New Brunswick. We’ll explain what that means.
• St. Martins Sea Caves - Welcome to St. Martins! Beyond the beach, you’ll find the famous sea caves!

• No time constraints, take as long as you like to complete the tour
• Only 1 tour booking needed per vehicle
• Flexible dates - tour is yours to keep and enjoy anytime on Tripvia Tours
• No signal required or data used during tour
• Good mobile or WiFi connection needed for the initial download

• Transportation (use your own vehicle)
• Smartphone or tablet
• Fundy Trail Pkwy is open seasonally from Friday of Victoria Day long weekend. Closes in mid-October.
• Park permits and Fundy Parkway Trail fees.