St Andrews

Loyalists to the Crown from the American Revolution were the first to settle in St Andrews, though it was originally occupied by the Passamaquoddy. The town was named for St Andrews, Scotland, and sits on a delta shaped penninsula with the St Croix River to its west and the Passamaquoddy Bay to the south and east. Minister's Island, Navy Island, and St Andrews Island are located nearby, and "belong" to the town.

Attractions in town include the Charlotte Archives and Gaol, the Huntsman Aquarium, the Algonquin Resort Hotel and Golf Course, and an abundance of shops and restaurants. The wharf features boating activities, and the beach on the eastern side is a popular place to go beachcombing. Boat excursions are also available.

Chamcook Mtn offers hiking with a spectacular view of the islands and towns to the south, including Deer Island, Roosevelt Campobello International Park, Grand Manan, Eastport or Moose Island, St George, Black's Harbour, and the Fundy Isles.

Art Sunbury Shores Arts and Nature Centre |
Bed and Breakfasts and Country Inns Tara Manor Inn | The Windsor House of St Andrews |
Golf The Fairmont Algonquin |
History Ross Memorial Museum |
Motels, Hotels and Resorts A Hiram Walker Estate Heritage Inn | The Fairmont Algonquin | The Rossmount Inn |
Sports and Sporting Events A Hiram Walker Estate Heritage Inn | Atlantic Salmon Conservation Centre | Eastern Outdoors--Sea Kayak Adventures | Seascape Kayak Tours | Seascape Kayak Tours |
Transportation Island Quest Marine | Retreat Charters |
Wildlife Viewing Surge Tours | TallShip Cory Whale Watching Tours | Location: St Andrews New Brunswick

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