Compass Rose Heritage Inn

Nutrient rich waters surrounding this, the largest of the Fundy Islands, provide a haven for seabirds, seals and whales. Cetacean species include humpback, the North Atlantic right whale, harbour porpoise and white-sided dolphin. Over 360 species of land, shore and sea birds have been identified here. Find Out More about {acc:title}

• Where: New Brunswick
• Ideal for viewing: North Atlantic right whale, humpback whale, minke whale, Atlantic puffin, Atlantic white sided dolphin
• Excellent for: Whale watching

Connect with wildlife in its natural environment. Abundant bird species are present here – from Atlantic puffins to bald eagles – as well as mammals such as moose, black bear and whales. The Bay of Fundy is a haven for fin, minke and the rare right whale, seabirds, and harbour and grey seals. Find Out More about {acc:title}

• Ideal for viewing: humpback whale, American black bear, moose, harbour seal, Atlantic puffin
• Excellent for: Whale watching