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Bay Of Fundy, Chance Harbour

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Witness the highest tidal changes in the world at Bay Of Fundy. This phenomenon makes the water level change by 10 m (32.8 ft), over the course of a single day. Experience this dramatic event by rafting on a tidal bore, or opt for a whale-watching adventure. Alternatively, stroll along the beaches during low tide, admiring the unusual geological formations that have resulted from this unusual ecosystem. Wear comfortable shoes to easily negotiate the uneven ground. Add Bay Of Fundy and other attractions to your Chance Harbour trip itinerary using our Chance Harbour sightseeing planner.

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By DeanMurphy2020

Etymology of the word Fundy is of French origin “fendu,” meaning “split.” From a local guide in Saint John, New Brunswick, that this bay marks the place where continents collided about 200 million...

Etymology of the word Fundy is of French origin “fendu,” meaning “split.” From a local guide in Saint John, New Brunswick, that this bay marks the place where continents collided about 200 million... more »
By tammyp123

We went at low tide and then came bay at high tide... Amazing to see the difference !! Was really cool to walk the ocean floor at low tide & walk among all the different rock formations.

We went at low tide and then came bay at high tide... Amazing to see the difference !! Was really cool to walk the ocean floor at low tide & walk among all the different rock formations. more »
By AMsays

Yes, this is a body of water like very few others. The amount of water that flows in and out of the Bay of Fundy in a day is equal to all of the water pumped into all of the oceans by all of the...

Yes, this is a body of water like very few others. The amount of water that flows in and out of the Bay of Fundy in a day is equal to all of the water pumped into all of the oceans by all of the... more »

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By Wes Inaba

One of the must sees in our journies across Canada. To watch the water leave the Bay and return with such force is an epic sight. You can take in low and high tide in the same day. And then to be able to head out and walk along the shoreline at low tide was so amazing!

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By Phongsri Nilkamhaeng

Beautiful one of my favorite places

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By Kevin Murphy

Great spectacle well worth visiting you can actually see the sea rising against the rocks, as the shore changes from beach to high water in a short time.

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By Carol DeVito

All my life I wanted to go there and hadn’t had the opportunity but, I finally made it with my husband and it was well worth the trip! Of course, now I have to use two canes to walk but they made it so easy to take my time down the well made metal stairs to low tide giving us ample time to walk around and make it back up! They even have benches and brushes to slide your shoes in! Loved it and love Canada! Carol & Paul

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By Amy Dao

Visited during early August, very nice

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