Saint John, New Brunswick Cruise Port, Reversing Rapids, City Market & Harbour Walk

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Join us for a full cruise port day exploring beautiful Saint John, one of Canada’s most historic and scenic Atlantic ports. We start the night before with a special dinner at the Crown Grill before docking the next day at the Marco Polo Cruise Terminal. From there, we head out to explore the city’s highlights — from dramatic natural phenomena to historic landmarks and local markets. Natural Wonder • Reversing Falls Rapids — watch the Bay of Fundy tides in action! Historic Sites • Carleton Martello Tower • Cedar Hill Cemetery City Highlights • Mount Pleasant & Douglas Road • Saint John City Market • King's Square • Harbour Passage • Area 506 waterfront container village • Street market by the ship After a full day of exploring, we head back on board to relax and reflect on another incredible cruise stop. If you’re cruising to Saint John and wondering what to see, whether to book an excursion, or if you can explore independently — this vlog shows exactly what you can fit into one port day. Content 00:00 – Start 00:30 – The night before 03:40 – The Crown Grill 05:39 – Marco Polo Cruise Terminal, Saint John 08:34 – Mount Pleasant 10:07 – Douglas Road 10:49 – Reversing Rapids 14:26 – Cedar Hills Cemetery 15:15 – Carleton Martello Tower 18:15 – Chestnut Drive 19:03 – Saint John City Market 20:08 – King’s Square 23:12 – Harbour Passage 24:38 – Street Market by the Ship 25:00 – Area 506 25:57 – Back on board 26:24 – A short while later Music Music by www.pond5.com Sound Effect by freesound_community from Pixabay Tags #BostonToQuebec #cruisevlog #CruiseTravel #QuebecCity #BostonCruise #TravelTips #CanadaCruise #PortDay #ShipLife #TravelVlog #TravelTips #ExploreQuebec #CruiseLife #CruisePort #CanadaCruise #AtlanticCanada #EastCoastCanada #Sailaway #CoastalCanada #travelvloggers #majesticprincess #princesscruiseship

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