We loved having the opportunity to join your audio tour; reminded us of our audio experience in Maui 40+ years ago. Your experience gave us great direction as to places to see and the why behind why you chose your sites. Thank you. At times especially early on our tour we got a little lost as to the distance we were going to travel to get to our next site. As we became more comfortable with your directions the more we enjoyed your shares. Loved how you brought your historical characters back to life. Guessing they were the real deal. And the low cost to access your audio made our choice to join you a no-brainer. Thanks again for taking all your time to share your must-sees. Loved it!! Someday when we head back to the your great country of Canada we will be sure to check out your possible audio opportunities.
About Activity
What's Included
Includes
- Flexible access to pause and resume at your own pace
- One booking per vehicle
- Self-guided GPS-triggered smartphone audio tour
- Tour available anytime after download, with no fixed schedule
- Live GPS route map and offline tour download
Excludes
- Vehicle, fuel and transportation (drive your own vehicle)
- Smartphone or tablet (bring your own; headphones optional, audio plays from device speaker)
- Fundy Trail Provincial Park vehicle entry fee
- Attraction admission, park permits and interior access unless specifically stated
- In-person guide
Departure & Return
Departure Point
- The tour starts on Main Street, at Wheeler Boulevard, in Moncton and follows the road south along the Petitcodiac River and the Bay of Fundy.
Return
- The tour ends in St. Martin's where you can choose to continue to St. John or head back to Moncton.
Itinerary
Begin in Moncton, where the tidal Petitcodiac River sets the scene for a one-way Bay of Fundy drive to St. Martins.
Pass Moncton’s Riverfront Park, a favourite place to watch the Petitcodiac tidal bore when the tide and timing align.
Watch Stoney Creek’s tidal valley open into salt marshes shaped by the Bay of Fundy.
Pass through Hillsborough for historic streets, river views and stories of the area’s German settlers.
See Albert County Museum’s cluster of historic buildings from the road, with an optional visit when open.
An optional visit to Hopewell Rocks reveals towering flowerpot formations sculpted by Fundy’s tides; admission is separate.
The Caledonia Gorge region frames the drive with wooded valleys and dramatic cliffs in the Stonehammer UNESCO Global Geopark.
See the historic Sawmill Creek Covered Bridge from outside, a reminder of Albert County’s rural heritage.
Crooked Creek Lookout offers an optional stop for sweeping views over the forested Caledonia Gorge.
See the relocated Anderson Hollow Lighthouse on exhibit at Shipyard Park on Mary’s Point Road; the tower is closed.
Shepody National Wildlife Area protects salt marshes and Mary’s Point mudflats, a haven for migrating shorebirds.
The New Horton Hawk Watch area is a seasonal place to spot migrating raptors above the Shepody coast.
Cape Enrage’s cliff-top lighthouse remains a maritime landmark, but the visitor site is closed for the 2026 season.
Alma’s working harbour and shoreline mark the gateway to Fundy National Park.
Fundy National Park brings forested highlands, coastal views and optional trails, with facilities and access varying by season.
Kinnie Brook Trail is an optional walk through Acadian forest into a steep wooded gorge when conditions permit.
Caribou Plain Trail offers an optional easy loop through quiet forest and bog habitat.
East Branch Trail offers an optional walk through Fundy’s Acadian forest and river scenery.
The Fundy Trail connector links the park and parkway; Parks Canada lists Shepody Road closed, so follow current road signs.
Walton Glen Reception Centre is a seasonal gateway to gorge viewpoints, trails and park information.
Long Beach Lookout offers wide tidal views, an accessible viewing platform and an optional beach walk at low tide.
Hairpin Turn Lookout reveals coastal and valley scenery from one of the Fundy Trail’s dramatic bends.
The Big Salmon River Interpretive Centre shares local history and views across the river delta during the park season.
Fundy Trail Parkway strings together coastal lookouts, beaches and waterfalls, with stops available when the park is open.
Near Fownes Head Lookout, an optional trail reaches the Sea Captains’ Burial Ground and views over the coast.
Stonehammer UNESCO Global Geopark spans southern New Brunswick, including this drive’s rugged geology; the route does not visit its Saint John museum address.
St. Martins’ sea caves make a striking shoreline finale; approach them only when tides and conditions allow.
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Reviews
This was great way to experience the Bay of Fundy area of New Brunswick. The app did a wonderful job guiding us from Moncton to St Martins. The recommendations, the tips, the back ground info and history lessons were top notch. Overall it was pretty easy straightforward to use. Had a couple challenges at the start as we were headed in the wrong direction but once we got ourselves sorted it worked well. The only issue with the navigation were some of the GPS locations it loaded onto Google Maps were not very accurate so sometimes we just listened to the directions provided by the app. One thing for people to note is that that part of NB has terrible cell coverage so sometimes Google Maps would not update but again we just learned to trust the app. The narration wqs excellent with the right amount of information and humour. The best part was being able to go at your own pace and stop and restart wherever and whenever you want. It was well worth the small cost. Highly Recommend
Totally worth it. Got to see a bunch we would never have known about without the guide.
Overall the guide was very informative and helpful. We discovered sites we may not have found on our own. Suggestions for improvement would be better guidance to a starting point. We feel the age of the audio may be different from the current street layout. Similarly Cape Enrage is closed although the view is great and we were surprised there was a fee on the Fundy Parkway.
It was great, just needed more time if you stopped to see everything. It could easily be a full day.
After some difficulties getting the app to work, it was smooth sailing. I only wish that I could access info in reverse as we were travelling back to Moncton from the Bay of Fundy.
Were able to take half of the tour as most of the Fundy National Park was closed. Would suggest not selling the driving tour if the park is closed. Took very long time to download, advise downloading night before. Very informative and was easy to use.
The tour worked with the limited highlights the Bay of Fundy has to offer. We had some difficulty in the beginning. We started at the designated location but the directions for our next few. Stops were not very clear.
The narrative was good and informative however the guidance to locations was poor. We have the latest iPhone with Apple Maps and the program entered the locations for us to drive but it was often inaccurate or confusing. In addition many of the sites described had no place for us to stop in order to view them. For the low cost (less than $9.00) this as orth it just for the in formation provided however it could have been so much better if the gps worked to coordinate the narration with your location and had been more precise in its directions.
We found the tour very informative and stopped at places we likely would have missed had we done the tour on our own. Would recommend to others!!! We did miss a couple of turns and had to backtrack, so I suggest following along with the map.
Overall, it was a great experience. It would glitch once in a while but we were able to correct it by bringing Google maps back up.
I found the app a bit frustrating. It was easy to download and do the tutorial but as soon as I was in the car, it wouldn't work so took some time to get it working again. Worked like a charm until I stopped at Hopewell Rocks and tried to get to going again when I left. It wouldn't work automatically but after a few stops and manually playing it, the app started working again. The information was enjoyable when it worked.
The itinerary covers some great stops that I wouldn't have found on my own. Worth a listen. We had some areas where the audio didn't play as we passed by a couple of stops.
Turn by turn narration was very helpful and friendly. Some of the descriptive and local narration was at times too long. Overall, a very good experience. Recommended!
Poor synchronization between the application and the gps (google maps), causing us to miss several spots and the app didn't move automatically to the next spot. Eventually we stoped in the middle. For the points we succeeded to follow, we enjoyed very much the descriptions and explanations.
We wrongly assumed you could do the tour "backwards" and enjoy completely in a day, or maybe even over two days. The audio information was great! Recommend version in both directions, advise full two days, and please make the reader less amateurish!
It would be better if another adult could navigate the app. It was my son and I the app wasn’t picking up the locations so it became a bit of a nightmare trying to find a place to stop and recalibrate with other vehicles behind you.
Love it. The directions were easy to follow. There was a lot of good information provided and I learned a lot!
I live in New Brunswick and never even knew some of the sites were there! I thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience of finding the sites and hearing the history on them. Would highly recommend this tour.
This tour was great. The stops on the way were easy to find and interesting. The narrator added humor to the facts and the trivia was fun. We loved how the audio would begin as we were getting close to the landmark and if there was a longer drive time, interesting facts of the area were relayed as well. Well done and enjoyable! Thanks!!
I couldn’t find the starting point so I took a coastal drive instead, choosing to follow the road signs. This worked out fine, but I didn’t use the audio or follow the tour, though I probably could have followed parts of it. I should note that a) I don’t have a SIM card for Canada because of bad experiences with an eSIM in the past (probably user error on my part and my stubborn refusal to get a newer phone), b) I was using Google map directions that I had screenshotted and I don’t know if using live data would have helped me find the start point. Regardless, with a road map and simply by paying attention, it was easy to get to Hopewell Rocks and Fundy National Park. Again, I could have picked up the audio tour once I was on my way to Hillsbourough, but chose not to, c) this is probably a better tour for non-solo travelers, so that a passenger can operate the phone.
The start of the downloading the program before leaving and introduction tutorials were not as hard as I thought. We asked for assistance at the start of the site. The customer service was patient and knowledgeable. We started the route and early on we lost audio probably due to no i service.we had a rental car and we’re not familiar with onboard car navigation technology. I would try it again with another area tour. But all and all it was not a success. The value of the tickets are such I didn’t mind investing a chance that it would work. I learned more about technology because of it. My patter and I were frustrated with getting started for about a hour before we abandoned the idea.
Excellent way to explore the Bay of Fundy! We would have not stopped at some of points mentioned without the tour. The information shared was great and we loved the trivia! 5 out of 5! Just FYI, it took us the whole day with the stops we did, we could have taken more time!
Very informative and entertaining. Easy to download and good value for self-guided trip. I hope this is available on future trips.
This was an amazing adventure. My only disappointment is that I ran out of time and couldn’t get to the end. It’s way more 3 hrs to do it all.
We ended our tour at Fundy National Park where we hiked 45 minutes to a waterfall to wrap up our day. There’s more than enough to do and everything is really interesting!
The starting point was not where we expected. Too far away so couldn’t even use it. It said bay of funday but it was in another place
We loved that we could do this tour on our own pace. The views were breathtaking. We would highly recommend this tour. Excitement around every corner.
Cape Enrage Hopewell rocks Alma We enjoyed the stories along the way. We weren’t able to get to all of the stops but enjoyed the ones we got to!
Loved having a guided tour that we could pick up any time and from any where. Just a suggestion: label the audios with the numbers on the tour so that it will be easier to figure out where we are( if we start from different points on different days). Thoroughly enjoyed and learned much about the area. Hope to to the same with the Cabot trail. Thank you so much!
We of course enjoyed all the beautiful scenery. But we also enjoyed the added history of the area. We stopped at several museum mentioned in the audio tour. People were very friendly and welcoming. Lots of history in the area. The only thing we had issues with was some of the directions were not given on the audio. . Also would be nice to have numbers on the descriptions that correspond with numbers on map. The audio tour said it was a 3 hour drive. But it actually took us 2 1/2 days to do the tour because of all the great stops. We had a great time, seen a lot and did a lot. Tx.
We difficulty installing the program, but I called the help desk and they walked me through it. It is important to become familiar with the program before you leave. We enjoyed listening to the information and history of the area. We also visited sights we would not have seen or been aware of. My one comment is that we should turn must be made. We were many times not sure if we had missed the exit. All in all we enjoyed the driving tour.
Very interesting idea, and a great way to learn about a place and see many hidden sites. The tour itself, including the app and the narration, was good. Most of the directions were pretty easy to follow. We had read the description of how to avoid paying the additional fee in the National park, but did have to pay a fee of $18/pp to enter the Provincial Fundy Trail Parkway at the Eastern entrance gate. According to the women working the desk there, the charging a fee to enter the park is a new thing, and she did give us the option of turning around and going back thru the National Park, or turning towards Sussex instead of entering the Provincial Park. We chose to pay and continue on the tour, and weren't disappoint in that part of the tour. Just be aware that there is now a charge for that.
Well worth the $10 fee. We took time to get familiar with the app before leaving, and found it easy to use, easy to follow along and packed full of interesting information about local sights. We stopped along the way, and spent the better part of a full day on this adventure! Would highly recommend!
We could not complete the tour because we were sent to a provincial park that demanded money to use the road.
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