On arrival, we've organized a transfer service for the 45-minute drive from Saint John Airport to St. Martins. The village of St. Martins marks the western edge of the Fundy Trail system and is best known for its charming covered bridges, lighthouses, and sea caves. Settled in 1783 as a major ship-building community, it is now a fishing harbour and the gateway to the Fundy Trail.

Meals:  Nil

Please be ready with your luggage in the lobby at 8:30 am, and our team will meet you there for the trip briefing. Once we've organized all the gear, it's time to leave the roads behind onto the rugged coastal wilderness of New Brunswick. Our first river crossing, to be timed with low tide, is on our way to Km 0 of the Fundy Footpath. After a steep descent through a series of switchbacks, we continue to our campsite along the Azors Beach.

Meals:  B,L,D

After a hearty breakfast, get your hiking legs ready, as the first portion of the trail is uphill to an old wood road that opens up to a small meadow. From here, we can admire the view of the Bay of Fundy. Today our adventure is a taste of what the Fundy Footpath is about – walking through mixed forests, along ridges, across gullies, using switchbacks for the steep ascents and descents bringing us from sand beaches to plateaus. Our crew has already arrived to set up camp and drop off our gear. At this point, all we have to do is settle in and enjoy dinner prepared by our guides in the company of our travelling companions.

Meals:  B,L,D

Waking up in this serene wilderness is a treat, especially when someone is preparing breakfast for you. That's what we call camping in style! We'll need a good dose of energy to start our first ascent of the day to the plateau on the western side of Quiddy River. You're now more familiar with the terrain, descending to brooks, ascending uplands, skirting the cliffs and being rewarded with views of the Bay of Fundy. But tread carefully; rocks can be slippery on river crossings, so you may want to use your hiking poles for some sections. We end our hike at the campsite, exchanging our highlights of the day over dinner and relaxing under the stars.

Meals:  B,L,D

Today's hike first follows the Old Telegraph Post Road, which connected communities along the Fundy coast in the 1900s. After steep switchbacks descending to Cradle Brook, we climb back up on the western side of the cove, rewarded by a splendid view of an exposed terrace overlooking the bay. Here, you can find a variety of wildflowers (Dutchman Britches, Bluebells, Star Flower, and Labrador Tea) more commonly found at higher altitudes. Our last night of camping will be on the shore of Seely Beach.

Meals:  B,L,D

On our final day of hiking on the Fundy Footpath, the terrain is less rugged, and the ups and downs are gentler than in the past few days. Enjoy the walk; take in all the beauty of this stretch of wilderness along the Bay of Fundy. Your Fundy Footpath adventure culminates at the trail's western end, marked by an interpretive center and an impressive suspension bridge spanning the Big Salmon River. Transfer to Saint John. End of services.

Meals:  B,L