The Fundy Coast Drive out of Saint John heading east brings you to
the town of St. Martins, a charming little village on the Bay of Fundy coast.
Settled in 1783 it originally was the site of ship building and shipping. Today
it's become a sightseers delight. Some points of interest are, miles of
unspoiled beaches, fresh and salt water fishing, an active harbour with twin
covered bridges, the sea caves, Anvil Rock, and the salt marshes just to name a
few.
To drive to St. Martins you exit off route 1 just
18 miles past the Saint John airport via route 111. From Sussex, St. Martins is
only 28 miles along route 111 west. From Bangor...4 1/2 hours. Scenic pictures
below give you a taste of the beauty of St. Martins.
Not just one but two
covered bridges can be found in St.Martins. Just around the corner from the
wharf one bridge takes you up to orange hill and down the scenic back roads. If
you enjoy a good hike be sure to check out some of the river trails beautiful
scenic falls are along the way.
If you take the other bridge you will find a
beautiful beach and the famous caves of St. Martins. Continuing on you come to
the entrance of the Fundy Trail. Be prepared to make a lot of stops on the way,
the breathe taking views tend to hold you in awe! Click here to see more on the
Fundy Trail. Fundy Trail
If your looking for a
place to stay, be sure to drop in to the St. Martins Country Inn. A beautifully
restored turn of the century ship captain's home that is now opened as an Inn.
Come and try their fine cuisine and Victorian style accommodations. If you
would like to learn more about this wonderful Inn be sure to check out their
web site. Read the entries in there guest book from happy customer who have
spent time at the inn and have a look around the photo gallery to really
appreciate the beautiful work gone in to restoring this classic home. Web site
to the St. Martins Country Inn:http://stmartinscountryinn.com
