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YIP Cider
YIP Cider
YIP Cider
YIP Cider
YIP Cider
YIP Cider

YIP Cider

Take a drive out to visit the local Yip Cider distillery! Every bottle and can of Yip Cider is proudly made from 100% New Brunswick apples. All of the ciders are vegan and gluten-free and are produced without artificial colours or flavours.


Yid Cider features more options than you could think to taste in one afternoon but with their drink flights, you can surely try! 

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Saint John

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Distance

65

km

Time

2 – 4 hours

Cost

$

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Saint John Food and Drink

Let's face it, Periwinkles at the Beach Street Inn is delicious! However, if you're venturing into town, you might want to sample some of the restaurants in Uptown Saint John. There is a good variety of dining options from local breweries and fine dining, to seafood and international food - something for everyone!


Watch for signature food and drink events throughout the year, too!

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River Ferries

Sit back and relax as you enjoy the natural beauty of the river valleys in New Brunswick by ferry. There is no charge to ride on the ferries operated by the Government of New Brunswick. Ask us about schedules for the Belleisle Bay or Grand Bay-Westfield ferries, and so many more!

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Saint John

Saint John, known for being the only city located on the Bay of Fundy, offers a fantastic view of the world's highest tides.  


Places to visit

  •  Reversing Falls Rapids - This phenomenon has 100 billion tons of water colliding with the Saint John River at high tide, causing it to flow backward twice daily.

  • King's Square - This beautiful park is the perfect getaway for those searching for sunshine, music, and lots of greenery. At its centre is the King Edward VII Memorial Bandstand, a raised structure with a copper roof and fountain that was built in 1908. Attend a free concert on select Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturday nights.

  • Saint John City Market - This market started in the late 1700s, making it the oldest continuing farmers market in Canada. Full of a wide variety of delicious food, spices, and locally made goods, this 19th-century building looks a lot like an upside-down ship, so be sure to look up when you're inside!

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