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Bay of Fundy
The highest tides in the world, a loyalist seaside town, a harbour city where the river turns back on itself, the park and village on the New Brunswick shore, and a river city of tidal bores less than an hour from the rocks.
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Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick · Canada
St. Andrews by-the-Sea
Fundy tides, whales, a grand hotel and an island you walk to at low tide.
Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick · Canada
Saint John
A Fundy harbour city, with a coastal nature park, a reversing river and Canada's oldest farmers' market.
Bay of Fundy, New Brunswick · Canada
Fundy National Park and Alma
The world's highest tides, a covered bridge and forest waterfalls.
New Brunswick · Canada
Moncton
A river city of tidal bores, a large urban nature park, and the Fundy shore less than an hour away.
Ready-made trips in this area
4 days · St. Andrews by-the-Sea → Bar Harbor and Acadia
Fundy coast to Acadia
Fundy tides and Ministers Island, then across the border to Acadia.
2 days · Fundy National Park and Alma
Fundy National Park and Hopewell Rocks
A park weekend based in Alma: waterfalls and the Point Wolfe shore, then a low-tide walk at the Hopewell Rocks.
2 days · Saint John
Saint John and the Fundy harbour
A reversing river, a coastal nature park, and Canada's oldest farmers' market.
2 days · Moncton → Fundy National Park and Alma
Moncton, the tidal bore and Hopewell Rocks
A river-city weekend: time the tidal bore in Moncton, then a day trip south to walk the ocean floor at Hopewell Rocks.
2 days · Fredericton → Moncton
Fredericton and Moncton
New Brunswick's riverside capital, and, about an hour and three-quarters east, a river city of tidal bores.