Time and tides wait for no man, the saying goes. And it’s most true at Fundy National Park on New Brunswick’s east coast, where, twice daily, the most dramatic tides in the world cover the ...

when the Rising Tide Festival brings Maritime musicians inspired by the land into Fundy National Park; and June to September, when pleasant weather makes picnics and water play possible.

A view from the sea cliffs in Nova Scotia. Most people start their Bay of Fundy adventure driving from Halifax to Burntcoat Head Park, where you can walk on the ocean floor during low tide.

Few places in Canada showcase nature’s raw power like New Brunswick’s Fundy coast, where the world’s highest tides shape a landscape of soaring cliffs and billion-year-old rock formations.

Drive about 70 miles northeast of Saint John and you'll find yourself in Fundy National Park, one of the last remaining wilderness areas in southern New Brunswick. The park's 50,900 acres sprawl ...