The crossing takes approximately three hours.
The total distance from Digby to Saint John is 72 Kilometers or 45 miles.
Reservations are recommended for walk-on passengers as well as vehicles due to restricted passenger counts on designated crossings.
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL TOLL FREE 1-888-249-7245
No, Safety regulations do not permit passengers to remain in their vehicles during the crossing.
Yes, however passengers must be accompanied by a crewmember.
There is an elevator between passenger decks. However, there is no wheelchair accessibility from the vehicle deck. Passengers must board the ferry through the terminal. Please inquire at the terminal.
The Princess of Acadia boasts the Fundy Grill Restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner; while the Rising Tide Cafe serves alcoholic beverages, light snacks, and Starbucks® brewed hot and cold coffees and teas, in a warm and inviting atmosphere. The Princess also features Little Mates Quarters, our onboard supervised Children's Program; the Treasure Chest Gift Shop, the Sea Breeze Lounge features a movie presentation on each crossing; and seasonal onboard Visitor Information representatives as well as animators providing educational story telling.
Pets are not permitted on passenger decks; however, kennels are available on the vehicle decks. They are offered on a first come first serve basis so please make your request upon check in at the terminal.
Smoking is restricted to the outside deck. All areas inside are smoke free.
The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world. Water levels change up to 56 feet between high and low tides. For further information please visit bayoffundytourism.com
Quite often, especially during the summer months whales can be seen during the crossing.
Yes, if you plan on visiting the outside decks. The temperatures can be cool on the Bay of Fundy.
No, the water temperature only changes 5 degrees between summer and winter.
No, the ferry is a drive-on drive off-vessel.
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