ST. ANDREWS WHALE WATCH FIELD GUIDE
Two-hour high‑speed whale and wildlife run into the Bay of Fundy from St. Andrews
A brisk, 2‑hour outing aboard a 29' SeaFox that chases whales, seals and seabirds through the Bay of Fundy—this guide explains what to expect and how to prepare.
Two-hour high‑speed whale and wildlife run into the Bay of Fundy from St. Andrews.
This two‑hour, high‑speed thrill ride launches from St. Andrews and pushes quickly out into the Bay of Fundy aboard the 29' SeaFox. Expect narration from a local captain as you move between areas known for world‑class whale and wildlife sightings and dramatic tidal landscapes.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Whales up close — multiple species possible
Finback, Minke, Humpback and North Atlantic Right whales are cited among the regular sightings, while seals, porpoise and bald eagles are common in this part of the bay.
Bay of Fundy tides, lighthouses and seabird islands
The trip moves through areas that showcase the world’s highest tides and passes scenic lighthouses and small islands teeming with bird life and coastal aquaculture features.
A fast, narrated run aboard a 29' SeaFox
This is a high‑speed, two‑hour experience designed to get you quickly to wildlife hotspots with on‑board narration from a local captain, mixing education with the thrill of the ride.
What the day feels like
What the two hours feel like
You’ll board the 29' SeaFox for a compact, energetic two‑hour circuit: a brisk run out into the Fundy basin, time at likely whale and wildlife zones with guided narration, and a return along shores dotted with lighthouses, islands, herring weirs and aquaculture sites.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this outing suits best — and who should take alternatives.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The cruise is a two‑hour high‑speed excursion into the Bay of Fundy aboard the operator’s 29' SeaFox.
Sense of adventure; camera with charged batteries; layers such as a jacket or sweater; rain gear if forecasted; sunscreen; snacks and non‑alcoholic drinks.
Book early—the outing is limited to up to 10 spots and is recommended to reserve ahead to avoid disappointment.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the trip?
The excursion is two hours in total.
What species might we see?
Common sightings reported include Finback, Minke, Humpback and North Atlantic Right whales; seals, porpoise and eagles are also common.
Is there an age minimum?
Yes—the experience is suitable for ages 5 and up.
How many people can join a trip?
Trips are limited to up to 10 spots.
What should I bring with me?
Bring a sense of adventure, a camera with charged batteries, layers (jacket/sweater), rain gear if forecasted, sunscreen, snacks and non‑alcoholic drinks.
What is the cancellation policy?
The operator’s cancellation policy is 24 hours.
What type of boat is used?
The outing is conducted aboard the 29' SeaFox.