Saint John

One of the most important things that you have to learn about Saint John, New Brunswick is that it is not St. John’s, Newfoundland. After coming here for the first time, I wrote that every day is a fun day in the Bay of Fundy.

I enjoyed visiting the City Market. Built in 1876, it’s the oldest city market in North America.

Dulse is dried seaweed of sorts sold in Saint John, New Brunswick.

I also enjoyed experiencing the power of the Bay of Fundy on a jet boat ride through the Reversing Falls. The jet boat plunges through rapids that are created by the world’s most dramatic tides. It’s an exhilarating experience.

Another place to experience nature is at Hopewell Rocks, home to the highest tides in the world.

On the ocean floor at Hopewell Rocks.

In Saint John, I also enjoyed a kayak adventure. It was a great way to work up an appetite for my next activity.

The kayaking adventure was follow by a lobster bake on the beach, and was it ever delicious?

Kayaking and lobster at Dominion Park in Saint John, New Brunswick. Offered by Go Fundy Events. Thanks to Dave and Wanda.

If you simply want to get out and hike, there are lots of national parks not far from Saint John. Fundy National Park is one of my favorites.

Bay of Fundy National Park

This is Ralph Grizzle reporting from Saint John, New Brunswick. Remember the name. You’ll love the experience.

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