Sea kayaking from your front yard, sailing, walking on the beach, enjoying sunrise and sunsets across the Bay, whale watching, hiking, bird watching, swimming (brisk temperatures for the timid there is Katy's Cove), ferry rides amongst the islands of the Bay, visiting lighthouses, picnicking on the beach, driving across the floor of the ocean at low tide to visit Minister's Island, golf, scuba diving.

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The St. Andrews area has an excellent range of recreational choices as well as enjoying a vibrant arts and culture community. 

The Fairmont Algonquin is a wonderful classical grand hotel that takes you back to another era and offers full service facilities, excellent dining, extensive meeting rooms, and gracious service. The Algonquin dining room and "Library" offer excellent fine dining in a very gracious setting prepared to high standards with a clear emphasis on local products. www.fairmont.com/algonquin

 The Algonquin Golf Course wends along the seashore and is New Brunswick's top golf course according to Golf Digest.  Redesigned by Thomas McBroom in 2000, it has hosted several major tournaments including the Canadian Club Professional Championship and the Canadian Seniors Championship. www.fairmont.com/golfalg

Kingsbrae Gardens is a national award winning horticultural masterpiece that showcases over 50,000 trees , shrubs and perennials in themed gardens and is a good study of what can be successfully grown in our area. www.kingsbraegarden.com 

 Sunbury Shores is a not for profit organization for the study and appreciation of the fine arts with many renown artists in residence conducting courses every summer. www.sunburyshores.org

 The St. Andrews Arts Council draws internationally recognized artists to instruct in summer camps in such areas as drama, voice, dance, and instruments. www.standrewsartscouncil.nb.ca

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