Attractions showcasing Fundy’s dynamic ecology and Catch the Fundy action with an exciting range of

geology are spread throughout the region. Such crown outdoor adventures. Explore the seasonal habitat of the
jewels of the Fundy seascape ocean’s most amazing mammals under the caring guid-
include national & provincial ance of whale watch tour companies. Round out your
parks, coastal hiking trails, natu- exploration of the Bay with a sea kayaking adventure
ral history museums, lighthouses along Fundy’s sculpted coast or a guided horseback ride
and tidal harbours. The region’s beside Fundy’s serene
culture and history are celebrated tidal marshes.
at Fundy interpretation centres, If you like your
historic sites, adventure wet and
museums, hor- wild, take a roller-
ticultural dis- coaster-style tidal
play gardens, and artisans’ studios. boat ride as the Bay’s
incoming waves clash
Experience authentic Fundy hos-
with the outgoing
pitality with accommodations cel-
flow of Fundy’s rivers.
ebrating the Bay’s rich architectur-
al heritage. Choose from a broad
spectrum of full-service hotels, distinctive
country inns, historic bed &
breakfasts, and beau-
tifully crafted
coastal cottages.

B
etween the provinces Bay of Fundy cuisine is not to be missed!
of New Brunswick Lobster, scallops, mussels, smoked salmon, and
and Nova Scotia other fresh fish are perfect complements to
lie the highest tides on Fundy’s award
earth… Canada’s phenome- winning wines.
nal Bay of Fundy. With each In addition to
daily tide cycle, 100 billion traditional harvests of
tonnes of wild blueberries and
seawater flow maple products, Fundy
in and out of the Bay of Fundy — more than the restaurants, inns and
combined flow of the world’s freshwater rivers. farm markets fea-
Fundy’s astonishing 50-foot (15 metre) tidal ture a great variety
range is five times higher than typical tides on of fresh fruit and vegetables. If you
the Atlantic coast. dare, sample Fundy’s
popular edible seaweed
snack: dulse!
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When can you experience the tides? visitors can see these
In the World’s Highest Tides Ecozone, formations become small Low tide &

visitors can see 2 extraordinary high islands. The best way to high tide,
Bear River,
and 2 low tides every 24 hours. The see the tide’s vertical
NS
time between a high tide and a low change is to visit a site at
tide is, on average, 6 hrs & 13 min. high tide and then return
As such, you can reasonably expect to the same site 6 hours later at low tide.
to see at least 1 high & 1 low tide Where to experience the greatest
during daylight hours. Tide times horizontal tidal effect Tidal rips, Grand
Manan Island, NB
move ahead approximately 1 hour The tidal range can also be (above). Tidal rips,
each day, and tide times vary slightly observed as a horizontal change. Cape d’Or, NS (right).
for different locations around the In some parts of the Bay, the tide
Bay. Check with the community Low tide, Hopewell Cape, NB Maitland areas
retreats as much as 5 km (3 mi) at of Nova Scotia or,
you are planning to visit for accurate high & low tide times. Low tide, Blomindon low tide, leaving vast areas of the
There are 3 interesting ways to observe the tides: the Vertical Provincial Park, NS even better, can
ocean floor exposed. In Chignecto be experienced in
Effect; the Horizontal Effect; and Tidal Bores & Rapids. Bay and the Minas Basin, a fascinating inter-tidal zone of the water during a
beaches, rock ledges, and sand flats is exposed at low tide. At zodiac boat ride on the nearby Shubenacadie River. Here, visitors can
low tide, visitors are able to walk on the ocean floor. The ocean ride on the Bay’s largest tidal bore when the incoming tide meets
floor is accessible at low tide the resistance of the river’s exposed sandbars, creating 3 m waves
through local parks and beaches and wild rapids. Visitors can also visit the Reversing Falls in Saint
in communities all around the John (NB) where the incoming tide reverses the river’s natural flow
Bay of Fundy’s coast. However, and creates extreme tidal rapids. Cape d’Or (NS) and Cape Enrage
visitors who venture onto the (NB) are great locations for seeing tidal rapids from shore. Intense
inter-tidal zone in Chignecto Bay tidal whirlpools also occur around the coasts of Deer Island and
and the Minas Basin at low tide Campobello Island in New Brunswick.
Low tide, Five Islands Provincial Park, NS must be very cautious, as the tide
Where to experience the greatest vertical tidal effect can move extremely fast when
it turns and starts to come in
The tidal range is normally measured as a vertical distance: the
again. At Evangeline Beach (NS), The science of the tides
change in the ocean’s elevation from high tide to low tide. In
Dorchester Cape (NB), & Mary’s Tides are the periodic rise and fall of and floods into the bay every 12
the World’s Highest Tides Ecozone, the tide’s vertical change
Point (NB), huge flocks of up to Low tide & high tide,
the sea caused by the gravitational hours and 25 minutes, it reinforces
can be 15 m (50 ft) or more. The best way to see vertical tides pull of the moon & the sun on the the rocking motion. To imagine this,
100,000 migratory shorebirds con- sea caves, St. Martins, NB
is to visit small harbours around the Bay that empty at low tide Earth. Fundy’s tides are the highest picture an adult giving a gentle push
verge to feast on the inter-tidal zone’s
and then completely fill about 6 hours later at high tide. Fishing in the world because of an unusual to a child on a swing. Just a very
fertile mud and sand flats. Each summer, this area exposed combination of factors: resonance small push is required to keep the
boats that bob in the water alongside wharves at high tide sit
at low tide becomes a critical feeding area for birds on their and the shape of the bay. The water swing moving. Likewise the seiche in
on the ground below at low tide. Wharves along the Fundy
inter-continental migratory flight. Care must be taken not to in the Bay of Fundy has a natural the bay is sustained by the natural
coast in Nova Scotia (Halls Harbour, Parrsboro, & Advocate) resonance or rocking motion called resonance of the ocean tides. The
disturb migratory birds during their feeding period.
and New Brunswick (Alma & St. Martins) are good locations seiche. You could compare this to bay’s shape and bottom topography
for viewing extreme vertical tides. At Hopewell Cape, NB, and Where to see tidal bores & rapids the movement of water in a bathtub. are secondary factors contributing to
Burntcoat Head, NS, visitors at Although the water in a bathtub Fundy’s high tides. The bay becomes
The Bay of Fundy’s tides also cause sloshes from one end to the other narrower and shallower — from
low tide can walk on the ocean tidal bores, rapids, and whirl- and back again in a few seconds, it 130 to 40 m (426’ to 131’) —
floor among the incredible rock pools. Tidal bores can be viewed takes about 13 hours for the water toward the upper bay, forcing the
formations that the tides have from shore in the Hantsport and in the bay to rock from the mouth of water higher up onto the shores.
carved. As the tide comes in, the bay to the head of the bay and
Source: “Tides of Fundy“ by
Tidal bore rafting, back again. As the ocean tide rises the Fundy Guild at Fundy National Park
Low tide, Hopewell Cape, NB Shubenacadie River, NS
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Areas where whales are commonly seen
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T
he ocean tides push nutrient-rich water to the surface where the Bay
of Fundy meets the Gulf of Maine, between Brier Island (NS) and
Grand Manan Island (NB). The constant tidal influx of nutrients into
the Bay of Fundy supports a rich and diverse marine ecosystem of bot-
tom-dwelling sea plants, common and unusual fish, and sea birds. Several
whale species, including the rare North Atlantic Right whale, and other
marine mammals congregate in this “aquarium without walls.” Four whale
species are common in the Bay of Fundy, and other species occasionally visit.
Porpoises and seals are also frequently seen in this ecozone.
A Humpback whale “waves” with its pectoral fin.
The Humpback Whale
The Humpback whale is the most com- The Minke Whale
mon large whale in the Bay of Fundy. Minke whales, the smallest baleen
Humpbacks grow to be about 16 m whale, are normally 9 m (30’) in length
(52’) long and weigh up to 36 tonnes. These slow-swimming whales are and weigh about 9 tonnes, and they live up to 50 years. Although
sometimes seen playfully breaching or lunging out of the water. Humpbacks Minke whales are relatively small, they can make amazingly loud
have different markings along their pectoral fins and flukes (tails), so each sounds. Their underwater communication has been measured at 152
whale is easily identifiable. These baleen whales feed on plankton such as decibels, equivalent to the sound of a jet taking off! Minke whales can
krill (tiny shrimp) and small fish such as herring. Baleen whales scoop up also make loud noises through their blowholes; they like to swim close
mouthfuls of water and filter the food through to land, and their breathing can sometimes be heard from shore.
their baleen “strainers”. An average Humpback Minkes are much more common than the larger whales, but they
will eat two tonnes (5,000 lbs) of plankton and seem to be shy and are often seen alone. There are an estimated 8,000
small fish and live up to 77 years. Minke whales worldwide. Minke whales normally occupy the Bay of
Humpbacks are commonly seen in the Bay of Fundy from May until late fall. While they are safe in the Bay of Fundy,
Fundy. At any one time during the summer, 100 countries such as Norway and Japan still hunt them in other parts of
Humpbacks may be found in the Fundy Aquarium the world.
A Humpback whale rolls Ecozone. Humpbacks are famous for being “sing-
over on its back The White-Sided Dolphin
ing whales” — their exotic songs are thought to
White-Sided dolphins are often seen riding the bow
be a means of communication. These migratory whales travel to food-rich
waves of Passamaquoddy Bay ferries! These small
northern waters such as the Bay of Fundy for the summer and return to
marine mammals sometimes frolic alongside whales and vessels. These
warm tropical waters each winter to reproduce.
dolphins are common along the eastern seaboard and are normally
The North Atlantic Right Whale encountered during the summer in the Bay of Fundy. White-Sided dol-
Only 300 North Atlantic Right whales phins are usually seen in small groups but sometimes travel in groups
are currently in existence because they of up to 100. Dolphins are quite agile and often leap playfully out of
were nearly hunted to extinction in the the water.
1800s. Although Right whales have been a protected species since 1930,
The Harbour Porpoise
extinction remains a threat for the world’s most rare whale. 18th-century
Harbour porpoises are common in the Bay of Fundy.
whalers named them “Right whales” because these easy-to-catch whales
These marine mammals are not as agile as dolphins
that floated when killed were the “right” ones to
and move by “rolling” slowly forward in the water.
harvest.
Porpoises tend to travel in small groups of two to five animals.
Right whales, which are found only in the
North Atlantic, come to the Bay of Fundy to feed, How to see the whales
mate, and raise their young. These baleen whales Many companies offer
are attracted to the abundant food in the Bay whale-watching boat tours
of Fundy and the Gulf of Maine. Although few in the Fundy Aquarium
A Northern Right whale in number, Right whales still come together as a Ecozone. Tours are available
swims gently.
community, which may be important in helping from May until October and
young whales find mates. Right whales grow up to 15 m (50’) in length and usually take 3 to 4 hours. Whale-watching in the Bay of Fundy.
weigh approximately 45 tonnes. Whale-watch operators are
based primarily out of Digby Neck and Islands, St. Andrews, or the
The Finback Whale
Fundy Isles. Whale-watching tours are available on refitted fishing boats,
The Finback whale, the second largest
sailing vessels, and zodiacs.
animal on earth, can be up to 24 m (80’)
Bay of Fundy whale-watch operators have
long, which is just short of the Blue whale. Their long streamlined bodies
developed a Code of Ethics to govern how they
make them fast swimmers; they are known to travel 40 km/h (25 mph). They
interact with the whales because the Bay
weigh an average of 73 tonnes. Finback whales are not as numerous in the
of Fundy is an important feeding area for some
Bay of Fundy as Humpbacks, but they sometimes arrive early in the season
extremely rare species (such as the Right whale).
(late May) and stay until late fall.
This Code of Ethics ensures that whale-watch-
Finbacks can live up to 100 years. Like Humpbacks and Right whales, Humpback whale
ing boats don’t crowd or harass the whales.
Finbacks are baleen whales that feed on krill and small fish such as herring. breaching.
By requirement, all Bay of Fundy
Finbacks tend to travel in groups or “pods,” but they are often seen alone or
Recommended Experience whale-watch companies meet or exceed the
as a mother-and-calf pair early in the Bay of Fundy’s season.
high standards of the whale watching Code of Ethics.
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Geology Exhibit Evangeline Trail (Fundy Shore & Annapolis Valley)

Meteghan •
Multi-lane Highway/Trans Canada Highway
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mammals — to live virtually
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ears of tidal activity in the Bay of Fundy have created some of the City of Saint John, NB — The Fundy City Carboniferous “Coal Age”, a
world’s most captivating and unusual landscape formations. The Early marine life — 450–600 million years ago period where ancient rainforests
tidal action has carved dramatic cliffs, sea stacks, and caves in the The City of Saint John, NB, features 600- to 450-million-year-old rocks of strange and extinct trees cov-
sandstone in many parts of the Fundy coast. Elsewhere around the Bay, ered the Earth. Along with the Dinosaur skeleton, Fundy
from the Cambrian and Ordovician periods, which pre-date the collision
spectacular headlands of volcanic rock rise up hundreds of feet from sea oldest reptiles, a host of plants Geologcial Museum,
of the continents that led to the formation
level, boldly resisting Fundy’s relentless tides. of Pangea. Fossils of early marine crea- and animals are fossilized in the Parrsboro, NS
The Sea Cliffs and Fossils Ecozone tures called trilobites, which are distant Joggins Fossil Cliffs, including:
showcases a full range of the relatives of crabs and other joint-legged giant lycopsid trees, seed ferns, amphibians, primitive fish and
Fundy’s naturally sculpted rock creatures that preceded the emergence sharks, flying insects, and tracks of the gigantic millipede-like
formations and escarpments. This of land animals, have been found in Saint creature Arthropleura. The site features guided tours of the beach
zone can be experienced through John. The New Brunswick Museum in Saint and cliffs, an interpretive centre and research facility as well as
coastal hiking, sea kayaking, and John showcases fossils from this significant full visitor services.
coastal boat tours. See chart Trilobite fossil, New
chapter in the earth’s history and offers Brunswick Museum,
(page 2) for sites that provide Parrsboro, N.S.
comprehensive interpretative displays of the Saint John, NB
good visitor access and Fundy region’s geology. Dawn of the dinosaurs —
Cape Chignecto Provincial Park,
interpretation. 200 million years ago
Advocate, NS
Many stages of the earth’s Hopewell Cape, NB The Jurassic period heralded the beginning of the dinosaur age,
history are revealed in the Bay of Fundy’s geology and fossils. Within this Carboniferous conglomerate — 350 million years ago a period that would continue for 140 million years. Some of
internationally significant region, visitors can learn how the super-conti- Uniquely shaped reddish cliffs of 350-million- year-old rock conglomerate the earliest dinosaur fossils ever found were discovered near
nent Pangea was formed and how life on earth evolved. The continents and sandstone comprise the famous “flower pot” rock formations at the Parrsboro, N.S. These finds are internationally significant because
collided where the Bay of Fundy Hopewell Rocks. This conglomerate was they contain fossils from both the end of the Triassic period
is currently located about 360 formed as rocks and pebbles, washed down and the beginning of the Jurassic period (before and after the
million years ago. About 100 from a regional mountain range, were extinctions). Fossils of amphibians and crocodile-like reptiles
million years later, the continents compressed and cemented together over from before the extinction and dinosaurs that emerged after
began to separate, eventually millions of years. During a later period of the extinction are both found in different layers of rock in this
creating the Atlantic Ocean. tectonic activity, these layers of conglom- region. The Fundy Geological Museum’s extensive exhibits, work-
This continental separation erate, sandstone, and shale were lifted up ing laboratory, and interpretive
created the great rift valley and tilted to a 30–45° angle. Vertical cracks beach walks offer several ways
that forms the Bay of Fundy’s or fissures divided the rock into large blocks, Hopewell Rocks, to explore this chapter of Fundy’s
fascinating underlying geological which Fundy’s tides have since eroded into Hopewell Cape, NB natural history.
Fundy National Park, Alma, NB structure. sea caves and huge carved-rock formations.
Life on earth was simultaneous- Low tide visitors walking on the ocean floor at Hopewell Rocks can see Hillsborough, NB, and
ly evolving. Over many millions of years, land-dwelling animals evolved evidence of this tilting in the rock face; the vertical cracks which are the Stewiacke, NS
from ocean-dwelling creatures. Each of these regions around the Bay genesis of new rock formations; and the telltale high-tide marks along the Ancient mammals — last
Hillsborough Mastodon
of Fundy represent an important chapter in the earth’s 500-million-year cliffs. Full visitor services on site at Hopewell Rocks Interpretation Centre. two million years bones, New Brunswick
geological and fossil history: The dinosaurs that had ruled Museum, Saint John, NB
Joggins, NS the earth for over a hundred
Formation of the continents
Ancient rainforests & the first reptiles million years disappeared at the
— 315 million years ago end of the Cretaceous period, 65
In 1852, Sir Charles Lyell (one of the fathers million years ago. Their decline
of modern geology) and the renowned created an opportunity for a new
Canadian geologist Sir William Dawson group of animals to become the
discovered fossils of the world’s oldest rep- dominant land-based creatures:
tiles in Joggins, N.S. Unlike the amphibians mammals. Skeletons of extinct
that came before, these early reptiles laid “Ice Age” mastodons have been Life-size reproduction of the
The ancient world The creation of Pangea. The continents begin to separate; eggs free of the water, allowing them and discovered at Hillsborough, NB, mastodon at Mastodon
before the continents collided. the Atlantic Ocean is born. their ancestors — including dinosaurs and Fossilized tree, Joggins, NS and Stewiacke, NS. Ridge, Shubenacadie, NS
Location Landscape features Activities
Grand Manan Island, NB Sea cliffs, volcanic headlands Hiking trails
St. Martins, NB Sea caves Beach access at lowtide
Fundy Trail, St. Martins, NB Coastal cliffs, rock escarpments Hiking & biking trails, guided walks, beach access
Fundy National Park, Alma, NB Coastal cliffs, headlands Hiking trails, guided programs, beach access, kayaking
Hopewell Rocks, Hopewell Cape, NB Sandstone cliffs, carved formations Walking trails, beach access, kayaking
Joggins Fossil Cliffs, NS Sedimentary coastal cliffs, cobble beach Guided beach access
Cape Chignecto Provincial Park, NS Volcanic rock headlands, rock formations Hiking trails, beach access, kayaking
Cape d’Or, NS Volcanic cliffs Hiking trails, beach access
Five Islands Provincial Park, NS Sculpted sandstone & sea cliffs, volcanic rock islands Hiking trails, beach access
Cape Blomidon Provincial Park, NS Volcanic rock headlands, sea cliffs Hiking trails, beach access
Balancing Rock, Tiverton, Digby Neck, NS Volcanic rock columns Hiking trail
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