New Brunswick Road Trip Day 2 - St Andrews To St Stephen - Picturesque Sea Side Town

In today's video I continue the New Brunswick road trip. We start off heading to Ministers Island, where you drive across the the ocean floor on a bar road. Then I head into to St Andres By The Sea, a picturesque seaside town. I explore the town of St Andrews, stopping at Kingsbrae Gardens and strolling down Water Street. I start heading towards St Stephen, with a quick stop at the St Croix Island International Historic Site. In St Stephen I check out the Ganong Chocolate Museum and storefront where they sell limited edition runs and truffles. Hope you enjoy the video!
00:00 Intro
00:20 Ministers Island
05:50 St Andrews Blockhouse/Centennial Park
08:15 Algonquin Resort
08:58 Kingsbrae Gardens
10:18 St Andrews Town/Water Street
14:45 St Croix Island International Historic Site
16:17 St Stephen/Ganong Chocolate
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[@eastcoasthobbygardening9147]

Cant wait to watch the garden video. Your videos are very informative

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

The garden video will officially launch this week, but if you click the link in the description you can watch it now

[@eastcoasthobbygardening9147]

Kingsbrae was great! Thanks for sharing

[@georgeprice9120]

Enjoyed your walk, Thanks

[@patriciahall2223]

Beautiful St Andrews , I used to live here ........love this video , Thank you very much

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Thanks. It is a beautiful place for sure

[@shellygaddes8896]

Your videos are great!

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Thanks!

[@upnorth77]

Great video, ministers Island looks cool as well as St Andrews

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Thanks glad you liked it

[@walkingtheworld3063]

Excellent video!!

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Thanks for watching

[@brianagaddes6345]

Good video, I really liked the shots of ministers island.

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Thanks for watching

[@kayfron9264]

Thanks for the video!

[@lesliethomson]

Loved your video it was well done! thank you

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ZebsterP43]

I’m going to watch the rest of the video but I’ve done similar twice…once across a sand bar from Bar Harbor to Bar Island in Maine and another time for work to a private island in Deer Isle, Maine. This is now on the bucket list

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

They are pretty cool too drive across. I didn't know about the one in Bar Harbour. I used to travel to Maine several times a year. Thanks for watching.

[@marilynnwaddell9963]

Great video Scott!!

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Thanks

[@notyourbasiceats2870]

Yum those chocolates look very good, I want to go on a tour there!

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

You should if you have the chance

[@brianagaddes6927]

Nice video, looks like a good trip!

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

It's a beautiful area

[@JimCunningham-jr7qv]

Hi Bud ! Great video ! Well put together very professional ! If you are opening a business which place do you think would do better ? St Andrews or St Stephens ?

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Thank you . That's a hard one. St Andrews definitely gets a lot of tourist traffic in summer. St Stephens might get more traffic all year with the border and the cross border shoppers. I have never been to St Andrews in the winter, but I would guess it's quite empty. Depending on the business, you might want to look into St Stephens. If it's a tourism based business maybe St Andrews.

[@notyourbasiceats2870]

Too bad about beats and eats, nice video though!

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

Next time, thanks for the recommendation

[@JimCunningham-jr7qv]

how are the winters and summers in st Andrews and St Stephens ?

[@TheEmptyMiddleSeatTravel]

The summers are beautiful, 20C to a high of 30C. The winters are typical of Canada, cold and snow. The winter is still good for outside activities, just need to dress properly. It's not as cold as the Saskatchewan and Alberta where it's -30C.