This summer we again head north to explore the magnificent outdoor wilderness of The Bay of Fundy on New Brunswick's rugged Atlantic coast.

Breathtaking coastal scenery, astounding tides, miles of unspoiled hiking trails and villages with a distinct European flavor await us.

The tour begins in the serene fishing village of St. Martins at the turn of the century Quaco Inn. The Zinn family has beautifully restored this St. Martins landmark in a town that once saw 500 sailing ships built and launched. Today the village is the gateway to the Fundy Trail Parkway, a magnificent drive along one of the last undeveloped stretches of coastline.

From here, we head up the coast to The Florentine Manor in Alma, the gateway to Fundy National Park. Built in 1860 by a timber baron, the inn has retained much of the original decor and flavor and Mary Tingley's great warmth and fine cooking is not soon forgotten!

As we explore the coastline between our two resting spots, we will experience the great diversity the Bay of Fundy has to offer, both within and near the National Park. We visit an abandoned 18th century stone quarry, discover a lighthouse perched on a dramatic cliff side and wander among the strange 'flower pot' rock formations, created by both the weather and the highest tides in the world! Miles of groomed trails within the park wind through mature forests, along river canyons and past numerous waterfalls.

One glorious walk (tides permitting) takes us from the door of the inn down to Mary's Point. Here we discover trees fossilized in stone!
Nearby are a host of spectacular, but little known trails along isolated cliffs and beaches, to mysterious sea caves and beside pristine rivers.

Trips begin with dinner Sunday and end after hiking and lunch Friday.

• Largest tides in the world
• Fundy National Park
• Amazing seastack formations
• Historic inns
• Lobster feast
• After dinner seashore walks

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