Ships enter the Bay of Fundy, which separates Nova Scotia from New Brunswick and is home to the tall tides of Fundy. Now considered the gateway to New Brunswick—and the second-largest port in Atlantic Canada—Saint John welcomes about 70 cruise ships annually and more than 185,000 cruising tourists.
The majority of cruise ships dock in the heart of Saint John at the Marco Polo Cruise Terminal (formerly Pugsley A/B), while others may dock at Long Wharf. A vendors market operates outside during c...