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- by Joanne Carney
Imagine the excitement when you first view the blow of a whale spouting. The Bay of Fundy is teeming with wildlife and is a critical habitat for many species of whales and dolphins. Joanne runs a local whale watching company and explains what you can expect on a whale watching tour on the Bay of Fundy. Read "Whale Watching Eco Tours"
- by Marcy Barnes-Loeman
Not only is the Bay of Fundy home to the world's highest tides, but it is also a region bursting with natural phenomena, historic
and cultural anecdotes and thrilling adventures. Marcy uncovers fifty enticing reasons, one reason for each foot of tidal water, to
visit the Bay of Fundy. Read "Fifty Feet, Fifty Reasons"
- by George Ferguson
When the power and energy of the high tide is spent, the waters of the Bay begin to recede and slowly ebb. And by low tide, more
than 1,000 square kilometres (620 square miles) of ocean floor lies unprotected and exposed to the atmosphere.
Read "The Intertidal Zones - Mudflats"
- by Jo-Anne Jarvis-Jordan
Digby County is an absolute treasure chest of Nova Scotia Heritage. The terminus for the Princess of Acadia ferry that crosses the
Bay of Fundy from Saint John, New Brunswick, Digby is a main entry point to the Province of Nova Scotia, thus enhancing its position
as a tourist destination. Read "Digby County"
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Today's Tidal Tidbit:
The force created by the Bay of Fundy tides is equal to 8000 locomotives or 25 million horses at the Minas Channel.
The shores of the Bay of Fundy tell the story of the power of the tides. They are marked by the daily movement of these great waters and the impact they have on the lives living on the shores and on those that live between them. We invite you to discover, explore and dream of the wonder of the Bay of Fundy. Read about the Bay of Fundy...
Located on the east coast of Canada, the Bay of Fundy provides the ideal backdrop an abundance of nature, historic and adventure activities. Go whale watching in the summer refuge of the endangered northern right whale. Explore miles of quiet, undisturbed beaches and find rare birds stopping over on their migratory route to the south. Hike the dramatic cliffs that rise above Fundy's waters or go kayaking for an equally dramatic view. The Bay of Fundy offers an abundance of activity for travelers of any interest. Discover the diversity of the Bay of Fundy...
Explore the tides, history, nature and attractions of the beautiful Fundy region by touring the Activities, Neighbourhoods and About the Bay of Fundy sections of Bay of Fundy.com. Escape to the mystery of Fundy to discover Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Maine and experience the Bay of Fundy first hand.
The Bay of Fundy offers an abundance of activity for the naturalist. Birding, whale watching, nature tours or walking through one of the regions nature reserves are some of the many great things to do in and around the Bay.
View an excerpt of Tim Peters' "Rhythm of the Tides" - a visual journey through the cycle of fisheries on Grand Manan Island.
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