I would recommend Dan taxi, 100%. Found him via Google search contacted him. I was very much…read moresatisfied. Drove me from Saint John to fredericton to/fro at an affordable rate. He is a very pleasant person. I will be contacting him again.

Derek chose Loren to be our driver/guide for St. John New Brunswick. Loren was outstanding. We…read morewanted a very scenic photographic tour and Loren new exactly the right path for us. He pulled over and patiently helped my husband to make sure he was steady & safe. Loren suggested a fun lunch picnic with outstanding blueberry pie. He really created a special day for us. Thank you Loren!

Good service Clean cabs and in time. They give $1 off the meter fare if you show your discount…read morecard

Our tour was on September 15. Wendy, our tour guide was great. Definitely not boring! She added…read morehumor and posed trivia questions to the group. At the various stops, Wendy mingled with everyone and made each one of us feel like a friend. Lunch was included and we had a delicious seafood chowder. No skimping on the seafood! Other options were offered too. Shout out to Gordy, our driver, who also shared his knowledge of the areas. We booked the tour through Norwegian Cruise Line on the Escape.

On Sept. 9, My wife Jane and I went on a "foodie" in St. John. Our guide Steve Wilson was…read moreexcellent. We sampled great food and met wonderful people as we worked our way to the Old City Market.

Bay Ferries' customer service is responsive and helpful. We'd originally purchased round-trip…read moretickets on the Not-So-Fast Cat between Portland, ME & Yarmouth, NS, but we were able to switch to the ferry from Digby, NS to Saint John, NB. What a difference! It's only two hours across on a much more comfortable boat. The Fundy Rose has ample seating and services both indoors and out. The WiFi cut in and out a bit, but at least we had WiFi! And we didn't have to get up at the crack of dawn to get across. This will be the way we go from now on.

If you have any business to take care of with a computer, it better be Web based as all other…read moreoutgoing ports are blocked. No 110 volt outlets if you need to power a device.

A small cozy airport. I flew in from Halifax on a small commuter plane at night and walked across…read morethe chilly tarmac to the main terminal, which was clean and small. A large window is in front of the people waiting for flights. You can get some great views of planes arriving and departing from there. This is a great airport to arrive to as a start of your adventure to not only great spots like Belleisle Bay, but also the city of Saint John and Bay of Fundy. The Bay of Fundy has the highest tidal change in the world. There is a 16.8-metre (55-foot) tidal range in some areas. The photos that show boats tide to a dock before and after the tides are amazing. A bit of history is on display here that you will see as you walk to the exit. There you will see a large variable pitch propeller developed by W.R. Turnbull, who was born and buried in Saint John, NB. I like these little historical vignettes in the towns I've visited in my lifetime.

One of those small airports with a chip on its shoulder thinking it's a major international…read moreairport. The terminal is tiny, with surly unwelcoming staff at the gift/coffee shop. Security manages to create long line ups, even when there's only a dozen passengers for the next plane because they are so slow and inefficient. If you're on a connecting flight through Saint John, be cautious if you have any liquids bought after security at your departure airport. Here they make you deplane, walk past the terminal waiting area, and exit land-side. Only to immediately turn left and have to clear security again. There's no waiting directly in the secure zone between flights. So that bottle of water you bought, or bottle of wine, or souvenir maple syrup, yup, they're all taken off you to the gleeful pleasure of the security agents. This being said, the staff working for Air Canada are very friendly and helpful. It's too bad the rest of the terminal's staff lets them down.

Windy and chilly as we docked at Port Saint John. We had a trolley excursion to take and were…read moremaking our way to Marco Polo Cruise Terminal. The port was clean.

Nice little port. Clean, safe, and walkable to some things nearby. One fun fact about this port is…read morethat the water level will change significantly from when you dock, to when you depart. If you plan to be out for a bit, take a picture of your ship and notices where the windows are in relation to the dock. When you return, take another picture and compare. In a given day, the water can change up to 30 feet I believe we were told.