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Passamaquoddy Bay Waterfront
St. Andrews by-the-Sea and the Fundy islands — a historic resort bay of whales, big tides and seaside heritage at the Maine border.
Overview
St. Andrews and the islands
Passamaquoddy Bay sits at the mouth of the Bay of Fundy in southwestern New Brunswick, on the Maine border. Its anchor is St. Andrews by-the-Sea — one of Canada's oldest and most beautiful seaside resort towns, complete with the grand Algonquin hotel and a heritage main street.
Offshore lie the Fundy Isles — Deer Island, Campobello and Grand Manan — reached by ferry, with whale-watching among the best in the world.
On the water
Seaside-resort waterfront
The bay's powerful Fundy tides, cool clear water and protected coves give it a distinctive maritime character, long favoured by summer residents.
Waterfront ranges from heritage homes in St. Andrews to island and coastal cottages, a premium but storied corner of New Brunswick.
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Passamaquoddy Bay waterfront — your questions answered
Where is Passamaquoddy Bay?
At the mouth of the Bay of Fundy in southwestern New Brunswick, on the Maine border, anchored by St. Andrews by-the-Sea.
What is it known for?
Historic St. Andrews, world-class whale watching, the Fundy Isles (Deer Island, Campobello, Grand Manan) and dramatic Fundy tides.
What is the market like?
Heritage homes in St. Andrews and island/coastal cottages — a premium, storied seaside-resort market.