The Bay of Fundy tides rise and fall higher and lower than anywhere on earth creating one of the richest marine ecosystems on the planet.
Low tides allow easy observation of the ocean floor's flora and fauna.
Enormous currents create upwellings resulting in an abundance of food for marine life. Whales such as finback, minke, humpback and the extremely rare North Atlantic right whale congregate to feed their young, play and mate. Rock cliffs reveal evidence of life from Precambrian times to the last ice age. Fossils are constantly being exposed by the Bay's relentless tides. Combine this with a rich human history dating back to 1603, unspoilt picturesque landscapes, and a warm hospitality.