Nestled along the stunning Passamaquoddy Bay in New Brunswick, Canada, St. Andrews by‑the‑Sea offers a unique charming seaside escape rich in history and natural beauty.

As Canada’s first seaside resort town, it blends Victorian-era architecture, including the iconic Tudor‑Revival Algonquin Resort, with a tranquil waterfront ambiance.

Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy whale watching tours, kayaking adventures, nature hikes and visits to nearby Ministers Island via the tidal gravel bar at low tide.

The town is also home to Kingsbrae Garden, a serene 27‑acre public garden renowned nationwide, plus the Ross Memorial Museum, which showcases elegant 19th‑century decorative arts and local history.

Add to that exquisite local dining, boutique shopping along historic Water Street, and coastal walking trails or golf on a world‑class course, and you’ve got a perfect balance of relaxation, culture, and adventure.

Not surprisingly, travellers often return for the unparalleled charm of this seaside gem.