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Discover a city rich in Irish heritage and culture!  Your  2 hour fully guided walking tour will allow you to step back in time and learn of the arrival of 30,000 Irish immigrants to Partridge Island escaping the Potato Famine; the  site of  the Protestant/Catholic Riots and the Orphan Asylum.  Admire architecture including the first Catholic Church and other heritage buildings that were rebuilt after the great fire of 1877.   Maximize your sightseeing  with  lunch on your own  at the City Market or a visit to the New Brunswick Museum & Saint John Regional Library located in Market Square.   

PLEASE NOTE: There are some hills to concur on this 4 KM walking tour.

Sunsets are magical on the beautiful & bountiful Saint John River!  The best way to enjoy it is in your tandem kayak  with your paddle buddy, floating  on calm waters , dipping into secret coves and drifting with the gentle tidal changes.  This tour will provide you with basic paddle & safety overview with our friendly, fun knowledgeable guide and some meditative moments as you feel the breeze, watch the sunset and perhaps bid a good night to the Bald Eagles & River  Sturgeon as you return to the beach for a hot beverage & bonfire!

Moderate to Strenuous activity, beach and water related, light refreshment included, limited space available. Price is per person.

Family Bubble Cost:  $150.00 for a family of 4

Minimum 4 guests Maximum 10 guests

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 The spectacular Musquash Estuary nature reserve, located just 15 minutes from Saint John, surrounds one of the last remaining fully functioning river estuaries on the Bay of Fundy.  The Nature Conservancy of Canada began working at Musquash in 2000 and has since protected more than 2,300 hectares (5,600 acres) of unspoiled marshes, coastal forests and cobble beaches surrounding the estuary.  The Musquash Estuary is New Brunswick’s first federal Marine Protected Area  designated in 2006.  The land surrounding the Musquash Estuary is a haven for wildlife, such as beaver, white-tailed deer, moose, bobcat and black bear. It also provides habitat for bald eagle, pileated woodpecker, black duck, common eider, red-breasted merganser, broad-winged hawk and many other species of migratory birds.

Moderate to Strenuous activity, beach and water related, light refreshment included, limited space available

Minimum 6 guests Maximum 12 guests

$5.00 per booking will be donated to NCC to support their protection efforts

Please call for booking details, departures & Family/friends Pricing options.