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Known as "North America's Oldest City," a guided tour is a great way to fully experience St. John's.
nancylc
1 review

We did the 10 Best of Saint John. This was a good tour. The best was going to St. Martins and seeing the sea caves. You also see a couple of covered bridges and some quaint little shops in a shiping cove. Old City Market was enjoyable but the rest we could have skipped.
Provider: Carnival Cruise Lines
eagle1966
1 review

so terrible,dropped us at a market selling mostly food and produce.reversing falls,no in tide didn't see much,waited for missing person who never arrived.
Provider: Cunard Line
JrinOC
4 reviews

We took the walk on- walk off bus around town and to the reversing falls. It was fine, not much to see or do in Saint John, cute town
Provider: Carnival Cruise Lines
Harold028
1 review

It was nice to see the Bay of Fundy and the excursion was well organized. However, it was too short and too rushed. Certainly not worth the money we paid to Carnival. My advice, rent a car and do this on your own. The Bay of Fundy is beautiful.
Provider: Carnival Cruise Lines
wdwfamily
3 reviews

Found out about Roy online and was happy when had had our port day available for a tour. His replies were prompt and he was right at the port when we arrived. He took us on a few stops right in St. John's before heading to St. Martin's to do the cave and part of the Fundy Trail. It was a nice tour and we couldn't go wrong with the price ($300 for close to 8 hours).
Provider: Independent Operator
huberta
1 review

there's not much to do there we took an 8 hr excursion wen went to fundy that was good but we went to a shopping place it was like a flea market and fish market not real thrilling also went to a museam it was boring.
Provider: Carnival Cruise Lines
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