Whale Watching
in St. Andrews

Steadily, trek the Passamaquoddy Bay islands of St. Andrews, guided by New Brunswick geological history.

CHILLY BUT CLEAR
Air Quality
45AQI
Temperature
H:9° L:-3°C
Humidity
41%
Visibility
47.0 km
Wind
22.4 km/h
UV Index
6.1
THU
9°-3°
FRI
8°2°
SAT
7°2°
SUN
10°-1°
MON
13°2°
TUE
17°7°
WED
9°5°
THU
18°4°
FRI
17°4°
SAT
10°5°

Dress warmly; gloves recommended; stay hydrated

Whale Watching
Primary LocationSt. Andrews

01 / The Prep

Removing the anxiety of getting started.

Organic, adapt to the St. Andrews conditions as they evolve locally.

AER Tip

"The first 15 minutes are always the hardest. Push through the cold and your body will handle the rest."

Must Haves

  • Binoculars
  • Camera
  • Patience

Pro Tips

  • Field guide
  • Comfortable chair
  • Bug spray

Need Gear?

Rentals are available nearby for this activity.

02 / The Locations

Curated Points of Access

The Safe Start

The Nature Sanctuary

Moderate Crowds

The best place to see local species in their natural habitat.

Easy
The Hidden Gem

The Quiet Point

Moderate Crowds

A secluded location perfect for whale watching without distractions.

Easy

03 / Local Etiquette

The Rules of the Road

  • 1

    Keep a safe distance from wildlife

  • 2

    Use red light for stargazing

  • 3

    Silence is golden

The Après Strategy

Discuss your sightings over a glass of wine and local appetizers.

Local RecommendationQuiet Bistro

04 / Operator Network

Local Network

Leave the generic guides at the trailhead. We've rounded up the St. Andrews whale watching inner circle—certified pros and local legends who know these waters and ridges by heart. Stop guessing and start sessions with the experts who live for these exact St. Andrews conditions.

Network Expanding

Network Expanding

The St. Andrews whale watching scene is legendary, and our local network is catching up. We're currently vetting the best pro operators in the area to ensure your next St. Andrews session is top-tier.