St. Andrews and Passamaquoddy Bay
The small coastal town of St. Andrews is located near the Canadian-American border to Maine. It is situated at the end of a peninsula jutting into Passamaquoddy Bay. The world’s biggest tidal difference occurs here, in the Bay of Fundy - the sea level changes by up to 17 metres.
St. Andrews’ Gardens and Coastal History
St. Andrews in New Brunswick looks towards Passamaquoddy Bay, with the historic Blockhouse adding a landmark of coastal defence. Kingsbrae Garden offers a contrasting landscape of designed planting within the town. These places connect the maritime setting with the architecture and gardens of one of Canada’s historic seaside communities.