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New Brunswick, Fundy Shore area Bed and Breakfast - Find B&B on bnbstar.ca
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Bay of Fundy B&B Guide New Brunswick
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The shores of the Bay of Fundy are perhaps one of the Marine Wonders of the World and arguably on par with the Great Barrier Reef of Australia
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This is where you’ll find the picturesque and cultural city of Saint John surrounded by beautiful sandstone cliffs and glorious ocean sandy beaches. Explore the charming shores, admire the superb natural maritime scenery and traditions in this sparsely populated region of Canada. Visit Fundy National Park, a wildlife sanctuary and a hiker's paradise with miles upon miles of scenic coastal trails, hike the wonderful beaten paths and breathe the invigorating pure, pine-scented mountain air. You can play golf at one of the many golf courses, go horse riding or sailing tours are available as is the popular whale, seals, porpoises and shark watching in the bay. Don’t miss the powerful and striking tide that creates the unique ‘Reversing Falls’, these amazing rapids considered the highest in the world, which flow backwards twice a day at high tide and literally makes the St John’s River run in reverse …upstream! Get a close up view of the natural wonder from a jet boat or you can feel a bit safer from the phenomenon in the Observation Deck. The nearby town of West Quaco provides excellent beaches for fun, sand and sea and for the little ones there are plenty of attractions and activities in the recreational parks.
Within the region there are lots of fun-filled family adventures including Magic Mountain Water Theme Park, Crystal Palace Amusement Park and the Mystical Magnetic Hill. For unlimited adventure visit the world-renowned seaside resort town of St. Andrews with its many spectacular walking, hiking and biking trails. Downtown you’ll find plenty of fine shops, restaurants, galleries as well as glorious views. Throughout the New Brunswick region you’ll find about 64 romantic kissing bridges, imagine the sounds of the bygone era of wagon wheels thundering chantilly along as the buggy crosses the wooden planks of the picturesque bridges as they did in the turn of the century, and as the galloping horses were slowed down, the lovers stole a kiss - the longer the bridge - the longer the kiss!
Venture east to Hillsborough, nearby you can see the amazing natural stack formations of the phenomenal Hopewell Rocks at the Cape in Hopewell Hill, one of New Brunswick's most famous geological features called the "flowerpot rocks". See how the waters have literally carved the cliffs into gigantic flowerpots. With a staggering 200 billion tonnes of water that enter and leave the bay, it’s no wonder visitors from all over the world flock to see the extraordinary site. The powerful tides carries the water out and that’s when you can walk on the beach and explore the magnificent formations and the many amazing caves cut into the cliff walls. It’s an awe-inspiring spectacle and if you prefer, you can opt for a shuttle down to the cliff edge before descending the steps further directly to the ocean floor. Enjoy the exciting scenery whilst staying in bed and breakfast in New Brunswick all offering fantastic amenities and excellent hospitality.
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