Monday Afternoon Activities
Monday afternoon will be a chance to catch your breath and relax. We have thought of some of the following ways for you to enjoy an afternoon in New Brunswick:
- Whale Watching in the Bay of Fundy, St. Andrew’s By The Sea
- Kayak the majestic St. John River
- Guided bike/photography tour
- Downtown Culture Crawl
Whale Watching in the Bay of Fundy
One of New Brunswick’s greatest natural wonders is the Bay of Fundy: home of the highest tides in the world! A bus will take you to St-Andrew’s-By-The-Sea where you will board a charter tour boat and set sail on the Bay to watch whales in their natural habitat. Visit Quoddy Link Marine to learn more about the adventure.
After the 3-hour tour, you will have some time to discover St. Andrew’s; a good time to pick up souvenirs or to have some supper before the bus takes you back to Fredericton.
Bus departs UNB Campus: 12:00pm sharp
Boat departs St. Andrew’s: 2:00pm and returns 5:00pm
Bus departs St. Andrew’s: 6:30pm
Cost: $100 (includes bus, boat charter, light snack on cruise)


Kayak the majestic St. John River
Whether you’re a seasoned kayaker or a first-timer, join us for a breathtaking experience along our St. John River. Certified kayak guides will take you on a guided tour of our historic waterway; an afternoon guaranteed to be rejuvenating, exhilarating, and memorable. Stop on one of the islands along the way for a snack and bring your camera (if it’s waterproof!) to catch some of the beautiful scenery along the way. The tour will end in downtown Fredericton where you may choose to enjoy evening dinner and drinks on an outdoor patio!
Bus departs UNB Campus: 1:00pm
End time will be determined by the group
Cost: $55 (includes bus one way, kayak rental, certified guides, safety equipment, instructional training, afternoon snack)
Guided bike/photography tour
Explore the majestic river valley while biking along the Fredericton trail system. Bike along not one, but two rivers as you cross the St. John River and travel alongside the Nashwaak River towards the historic town of Marysville. While on your way to Marysville, photo opportunities abound at Hyla Park and along the trail as nature unfolds in front of you. Then, stop along the Nashwaak River at a waterside park and enjoy a snack while learning about the historic mill town of Marysville. Once we are finished our snack and stories have been exchanged, we will peddle back towards the City of Fredericton, stopping, this time, on the walking bridge where the City unfolds before you and your cameras will be eager to snap a photo. We will conclude our tour at the Lighthouse Adventure Center and enjoy a tasty treat and view from the top.
Bus departs UNB Campus: 1:15pm
End time will be determined by the group
Cost: $25 (includes bus one-way, bike rental, tour guides)

Downtown Culture Crawl
Experience modern and contemporary artwork in downtown Fredericton. Weave your way from old to new by starting at one of the nine cultural spots listed. A Culture Crawl is a great opportunity for people who don't always take the time to visit art galleries to experience a day of fun and culture. Crawlers follow a self-guided tour of the downtown galleries and studios at their own pace. You can bounce around from gallery to gallery and see a wide variety of art and fine craft. Join us for beer, wine and good times when these galleries open their doors for you!
Beaverbrook Art Gallery
Exhibits an exciting mix of works from its own collection as well as works and exhibitions on loan from other institutions. The gallery’s icon, Salvador Dali’s Santiago el Grande is on permanent display. The gallery is internationally known for its outstanding collection of British and Canadian artists. It has an extensive collection of paintings by Cornelieus Krieghoff.
Gallery 78
Showcasing painting, photography, fine craft and sculpture in an elegant historic building. Brining the beauty and pleasure of art into homes since 1976.
Bejewel
Bejewel is a leader in quality, handmade jewellery brought to life by a studio of experienced Canadian metal smiths. With unique designs and attention to creative detail, the contemporary heirlooms make a bold personal statement.
Aitken Pewter
Hollowware, maritime collectibles, tableware, frames, jewelry and everything in between. Every piece is hand-made in their studio just minutes from downtown.
Ingrid Mueller Art + Concepts
Fredericton’s leading contemporary art gallery featuring dominant Atlantic Canadian artists. Paintings, sculpture, pottery, one of kind jewellery.
City Hall Gallery & Tapestry Tour
This gallery is located in Fredericton’s city hall; it offers a frequently changing exhibits by local artists. Also tour the council chamber where a series of tapestries, “The Last 200 years” are displayed. Produced in honor of Fredericton’s 200th birthday as Capital of New Brunswick. Two local artists created 27 tapestries depicting Fredericton’s history.
Gallery Connexion
A non-profit artist run centre showcasing contemporary and experimental art in various media.
The Gallery at NBCCD (New Brunswick College of Craft & Design)
A dynamic and versatile contemporary art space showcasing the best of emerging and established art and fine craft.
River Valley Fine Crafts and Barracks Craft Shops
An assortment of New Brunswick and Fredericton made crafts. Featuring local artists producing and selling their own wares.
Bus departs UNB Campus 1:15pm
Tour on your own
Cost: $35 (includes bus one-way, admission to galleries, snacks, beer and wine along the way)







