The 10 Best Things to do in Grand Manan, Canada

August 13, 2021 Enedina Augsburger

Grand Manan Island (also simply Grand Manan) is a Canadian island, and the largest of the Fundy Islands in the Bay of Fundy. It is the primary island in the Grand Manan Archipelago, sitting at the boundary between the Bay of Fundy and the Gulf of Maine on the Atlantic coast. Grand Manan is jurisdictionally part of Charlotte County in the province of New Brunswick.
Restaurants in Grand Manan

1. Top of the Island Boat Tours

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Top of the Island Boat Tours

Join Captain Stephen Robinson on his beautiful double decked 40' boat for an intimate, narrated and educational tour of the island. We offer affordable tours which last 3 1/2 hours. Our boat is spacious with a maximum of 14 passengers so you will never feel crowded! WE ARE THE ONLY BOAT TOUR THAT DOES IT ALL: Whales - Porpoises - Aquatic Birds Breathtaking Sunsets Haul Lobster Traps - Visit Salmon Farms Explore Herring Weirs and Historic Lighthouses On Board Marine Life Touch Tank View Geological Rock Formations Fish for Mackerel and Pollack Amazing Picture Opportunities When We Chum for Aquatic Birds Come join us on the beautiful island of Grand Manan for an unforgettable adventure on the Bay of Fundy!!

2. Swallowtail Lighthouse

50 Lighthouse Rd Grand Manan, NB, New Brunswick E5G 2A2 Canada http://www.facebook.com/SwallowtailLighthouse
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Swallowtail Lighthouse

Reviewed By alldayexcursion - Fredericton, Canada

I hiked from my campsite to the lighthouse my first morning on the island. The views were amazing. It was so peaceful and serene. It was foggy the other two mornings but my partner went with me the next time and we sat and watched the fog roll over the island. It was very cool. Highly recommend this lighthouse and make sure to stop at the gift shop to support the upkeep and find some unique souvenirs.

3. Lambert Family Adventures Whale & Wildlife Tours

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Lambert Family Adventures Whale & Wildlife Tours

A family run whale & wildlife tour business out of Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick. Join us on our Zodiac 750 Pro, the Meghan Lorraine, and experience the waters of the Bay of Fundy

4. Grand Manan Scooter Rentals

52 Route 776 The Old North Head Postoffice, New Brunswick E5G 1A1 Canada +1 506-661-0003 [email protected] http://gmscooterguys.com
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Grand Manan Scooter Rentals

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5. Pettes Cove Arts

11 Pettes Cove Rd, New Brunswick E5G 1A8 Canada +1 506-662-3443 [email protected]
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5.0 based on 38 reviews

Pettes Cove Arts

Reviewed By alldayexcursion - Fredericton, Canada

Make sure you stop here when in North Head. Local artists and great gifts or souvenirs. I forget the ladies name running the shop but she was so friendly, informative and helpful. Support local!

6. Seven Days Work Cliff Nature Preserve

Higher Ground Lane, New Brunswick E5G 2B1 Canada http://www.naturetrust.nb.ca/wp/blog/seven-days-work-cliff/
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Seven Days Work Cliff Nature Preserve

7. Thomas B. Munro Memorial Nature Preserve

Whistle Rd, New Brunswick E5G 1B9 Canada http://www.naturetrust.nb.ca/wp/blog/thomas-b-munro/
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Thomas B. Munro Memorial Nature Preserve

8. Hole in the Wall

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Hole in the Wall

Reviewed By lsarson2017 - Moncton, Canada

If you were hoping to camp at the oceanside cliff tent sites that used to be here, they are no longer open in 2020. HOWEVER...This area is really pretty, but best seen from the water. We did a 3 hour afternoon kayak tour (high Adventure tours) and our guide took us right past the huge rock arch called Hole in the Wall and then on up to the Swallowtail lighthouse, through a fishing weir, and then back to see the Seven Days Work basalt cliffs. We saw tons of seals and our guide was so amazing -his name was Brody or Brady (Sorry - can't recall which!) but absolutely ask for him. He had great stories to tell and we had only ever been in a kayak once before but we felt ABSOLUTELY safe with him - if you've never been in a sea kayak, this is DEFINITELY the place to give it a try! It was the absolute highlight of our vacation!

9. Adventure High Kayaking

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Adventure High Kayaking

We offer active people of all ages an unforgettable outdoor adventure and a unique place to stay. We are a small organization, priding ourselves on giving an enjoyable, relaxing, personal experience. Stay in our eco-friendly cabin / cottages or choose from a variety of sea kayaking adventures designed to fit your schedule and budget. Get a taste of the island on a two-hour kayaking cruise, join us on a multi-day kayak or week-long excursion, or enjoy a sunset ocean kayak and lobster feast on the beach! We can customize any kayaks tour for your small or large group. No experience necessary!

10. Grand Manan Whale and Seabird Research Station

24 Route 776 Grand Manan, NB, New Brunswick E5G 1A1 Canada +1 506-662-3804 http://www.gmwsrs.org/main.htm
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4.5 based on 33 reviews

Grand Manan Whale and Seabird Research Station

The GMWSRS is a multi-purpose not-for-profit facility that has a tiny marine natural history museum about the largest marine animals (Gaskin Marine Natural History Museum), a gift shop to help fund our operations with many local and Maritime crafts and gifts, and staff quarters for researchers and interns. Conveniently located across from the ferry ticket office, it is a great place to stop for a few minutes. Access to the museum is by donation.

Reviewed By lakeview12

We happened by as they were open , as they were just heading out for a tag recovery from one of the sharks that had just realeased it. Cool. Interesting , friendly and well worth a visit

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