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Our special little by-the-sea town was highlighted in this article by Travel + Leisure and Quoddy Link Marine got a ment...
05/30/2026

Our special little by-the-sea town was highlighted in this article by Travel + Leisure and Quoddy Link Marine got a mention
I do want to say we LOVE Maine and our friends and colleagues across the border but we understand many are choosing to travel to Canada right now and St Andrews is very close to ME and has that down east, bold coast feel

https://www.travelandleisure.com/st-andrews-by-the-sea-canada-guide-11974787?fbclid=IwVERDUASHoABleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZAo2NjI4NTY4Mzc5AAEeQ3H8QM4H2b1Z-gIhALdkkCkvNl5mmTNY2D8nipQatM8CmAueKPv-cRdaiFs_aem_wHd6xPfAEPAWROaqbr7LfQ

St. Andrews by-the-Sea in New Brunswick, Canada, offers whale watching, coastal hikes, historic inns, and oceanfront golf along the scenic Bay of Fundy.

Lots going on at Huntsman Marine Science Centre for Ocean Week.Check out their post below!
05/28/2026

Lots going on at Huntsman Marine Science Centre for Ocean Week.
Check out their post below!

Did you know there’s a rope disposal bin in St Andrews?
05/24/2026

Did you know there’s a rope disposal bin in St Andrews?

This week you might have seen us removing discarded rope from collection bins placed at wharves throughout the region ... Chance Harbour, Dipper Harbour, New River, Seeleys Cove, Beaver Harbour, Black's Harbour, Back Bay and Lords Cove!

Putting a few KMs on the truck as local wharf users give us a call when the bins are filling up to clear them out!

Camp isn’t just for kids!!Adult Whale Camp on Grand Manan is a real thing!!
05/23/2026

Camp isn’t just for kids!!
Adult Whale Camp on Grand Manan is a real thing!!

It just keeps getting better. 🤭

We were blown away by the excitement and interest surrounding our 2026 Adult Camp program. So much so that we’re adding a second session: August 30–September 5! 🥳⭐️

Grab your friends, channel your inner camper, and dive into an unforgettable week with us at Whale Camp. 🌊🐋✨

21+. Register online at whalecamp.com. 😎

Our friends at the Roosevelt Campobello International Park are opening tomorrow for the season.  Campobello is a BEAUTIF...
05/23/2026

Our friends at the Roosevelt Campobello International Park are opening tomorrow for the season. Campobello is a BEAUTIFUL Island to visit and the RCIP is a must-see during a visit.

Tomorrow, the doors open once again at Roosevelt Campobello International Park.

For generations, people have crossed bridges, ferries, and borders to experience this special island place, where nature, history, and two nations come together.

Beginning tomorrow, May 23, join us for:
☕ Eleanor’s Tea, daily
🍸 FDR Happy Hour, bi-weekly
🏡 Guided Roosevelt Cottage Tours, daily
🌲 2,800 acres of natural beauty, trails, beaches, and ocean headlands, daily
🥪 Prince Cafe, daily.. and more!

Whether it’s your first visit or a tradition you return to every year… we can’t wait to welcome you back!

https://www.rooseveltcampobello.org/plan-your-visit

In Halifax this weekend??Check out some cool activities with our friends and colleagues from the Canadian Whale Institut...
05/21/2026

In Halifax this weekend??
Check out some cool activities with our friends and colleagues from the Canadian Whale Institute this coming Saturday, May 23

Join CWI at the Halifax Discovery Centre’s Biodiversity Day - “Learn about the incredible variety of life on Earth, from microscopic bacteria to soaring hawks to diving whales and all of nature in between!”

WHEN: May 23, 2026 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
WHERE: Discovery Centre, 1215 Lower Water Street, Halifax

You’ll get to:
🧬 Explore environmental DNA and help crack a DNA puzzle
🧑‍🔬 Meet the experts from Dalhousie University’s Institute for Comparative Genomics and special guests from Acadia University
🔬Take a live look through a microscope at the world’s tiniest wonders
🐳 Talk all things whale with experts from the Canadian Whale Institute
🎉 Go on a scavenger hunt
🚀 See the new featured exhibition, Mission: Astronaut!


A whale many are fond of in our area was seen off MA by our colleagues at Cape Ann Whale WatchAnyone recognize?? (Great ...
05/20/2026

A whale many are fond of in our area was seen off MA by our colleagues at Cape Ann Whale Watch
Anyone recognize?? (Great job everyone!)

She’s back in St Andrews!!Captain Mat and Claire crossed Fundy from Meteghan, NS this past week to bring the Quoddy back...
05/18/2026

She’s back in St Andrews!!
Captain Mat and Claire crossed Fundy from Meteghan, NS this past week to bring the Quoddy back to the harbour of St Andrews, NB
We can’t wait to take you back out on the water, there have been some reports of whales closer to Grand Manan, positive news for the upcoming season
Thank you to Jill for the picture 🐋🐋

Thinking about heading to Campobello and not wanted to travel through the USA?  The Campobello Island-Deer Island ferry ...
05/10/2026

Thinking about heading to Campobello and not wanted to travel through the USA? The Campobello Island-Deer Island ferry with East Coast Ferries will start Monday May 11th

The day has finally arrived for 2026 season! We will start our season May 11th, 2026!!!

On this Mothers Day lets also celebrate the hopeful calving season for the North Atlantic right whale, with 23 calves th...
05/10/2026

On this Mothers Day lets also celebrate the hopeful calving season for the North Atlantic right whale, with 23 calves this season, the highest number since 2009!
Thank You to our colleagues at the Canadian Whale Institute for this post!
"This Mother’s Day, we’re celebrating some of the most resilient moms on the planet: North Atlantic right whale mothers! 🌊🐋
This calving season brought a glimmer of hope with 23 new calves spotted, the highest number seen since 2009 (when 39 births were observed)[DD1.1]! Right whale mothers can migrate over 1,500 km from their feeding grounds in the north to the warmer waters down south to give birth. They spend months nursing and protecting their calf, losing a massive portion of their body weight to ensure their babies grow strong enough for the journey north.
Successful years like this remind us why conservation efforts, such as reducing vessel speed and limiting fishing gear when whales are present, are so vital in protecting the mothers and vulnerable calves that represent the future of this population.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms out there, including the ones currently swimming through the Atlantic! 💙"

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Saint Andrews, NB
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