Bay of Fundy: Smartphone Audio Driving Tour Moncton to St. Martins
Drive the Bay of Fundy Coast at Your Own Pace
You download the audio tour to your phone, drive from Moncton to St. Martins at your own pace, and hear GPS-synced commentary about Hopewell Rocks, Fundy National Park, coastal landmarks, and local history without using data or following a schedule. The tour includes a live GPS route map that works offline, suggestions for stops and trails along the way, and the freedom to pause and pick it up again whenever you like.
Step-by-step itinerary
Bay of Fundy scenic driving tour
- Start tour at Moncton
- Drive past Riverfront Park
- See Stoney Creek’s tidal valley and salt marshes
- Pass historical sites in town
- See Albert County Museum from the road
- See Hopewell Rocks formations
- Drive through the Caledonia Gorge region
- See Sawmill Creek Covered Bridge from outside
- View Caledonia Gorge from lookout
- Pass Anderson Hollow Lighthouse
- See Mary’s Point mudflats
- Visit New Horton Hawk Watch site
- Learn about Cape Enrage’s lighthouse
- Pass Alma’s working harbour
- Drive through Fundy National Park
- Pass Kinnie Brook Trail
- Consider Caribou Plain Trail walk
- Consider East Branch Trail walk
- Take the Fundy Trail connector
- Reach Walton Glen Reception Centre
- Stop at Long Beach and observation decks
- Experience hairpin turn on road
- See Big Salmon River Interpretive Centre
- Drive the Fundy Trail Parkway
- Stop near Fownes Head Lookout
- Learn about Stonehammer UNESCO Geopark
- Finish at St. Martins’ sea caves
What’s included
- Your booking includes the full audio tour from Moncton to St.
- Martins with GPS-triggered narration on your smartphone, an offline download with a live GPS route map, no data required while driving, and the flexibility to stop at any point of interest, trail, or viewpoint along the route.
- The tour suggests stops at Hopewell Rocks, Fundy National Park, Caledonia Gorge, the Fundy Trail Parkway with its lookouts and waterfalls, Mary's Point, and St.
- Martins, though you choose which ones to visit and how long to spend at each.
Times
- Every day No fixed time
Before you book
Operated by Tripvia Tours
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The experience
The moment you realize the audio is syncing to your location without eating your data plan, you stop worrying about the logistics and start paying attention to the road. This is a smartphone audio tour of the Bay of Fundy from Moncton to St. Martins, which means GPS-triggered commentary plays automatically as you drive, no signal required after the initial download, and you control the pace entirely. You're not following a bus or a scheduled departure. You're moving through the landscape at your own speed, stopping when something catches your eye, and picking up the narration exactly where you left it.
The route follows the Bay of Fundy coast of New Brunswick, and the audio guide walks you past Hopewell Rocks (those towering formations shaped by the Bay's tides), through Fundy National Park, along the Fundy Trail Parkway with its lookouts and waterfalls, and ends at St. Martins with its famous sea caves. Along the way, the narration tells the stories behind the places you pass, from the German settlers of Hillsborough to the sea captains buried near Fownes Head. The commentary covers the tides, the geology, the migrating birds and the local history that shaped these towns. From Moncton, the audio takes you past Riverfront Park and smaller historical sites, through the wild landscape of Caledonia Gorge (part of the Stonehammer UNESCO Global Geopark), and out to Mary's Point where you can see the mudflats of Shepody Bay.
What makes this different from a typical driving tour is the freedom. No time constraints means you're not racing to hit a checkpoint. You can pull off at Kinnie Brook Trail, walk the easy Caribou Plain Trail loop, or spend an hour at a lookout without the guide getting impatient. The audio plays from your phone's speaker, so you're not squinting at a screen while driving.
Once you download the tour (you'll need a good mobile or WiFi connection for that part), it works offline for the rest of the drive. You can do it in one long day or break it into sections across multiple visits. One booking covers your entire vehicle, so if you're traveling with passengers, there's no per-person fee.
Is this one for you?This works well if you want to explore the Bay of Fundy coast at your own pace without booking a guided group tour or arranging a separate driver: the audio syncs to your location automatically, so you're free to linger at viewpoints or skip ahead without falling out of step.
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Top questions
Do I need cell service or data while driving the tour?
No. You download the tour once using WiFi or mobile, then the GPS audio plays offline. No data is used during the drive.
What's included in the tour?
GPS-triggered audio commentary on your smartphone, a live GPS route map, and an offline download, with the freedom to stop and restart whenever you like. One booking covers the entire vehicle, not per person.
Can I stop and explore trails along the way?
Yes. The tour suggests walks such as the easy Caribou Plain Trail loop and Kinnie Brook Trail.
Do I need to complete the tour in one day?
No. There's no fixed schedule, and you can pause the tour and resume it whenever you like. You can do it in sections across multiple visits.
Which attractions are on the route?
Hopewell Rocks, Fundy National Park, Caledonia Gorge, Fundy Trail Parkway lookouts and waterfalls, Mary's Point mudflats, Anderson Hollow Lighthouse, and St. Martins sea caves.
Can I use this tour with multiple vehicles?
One booking covers one vehicle. If you're traveling in multiple cars, you'd need separate bookings.
Bay of Fundy: Smartphone Audio Driving Tour Moncton to St. Martins
3h · EN
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