EXPLORE THE BAY OF FUNDY
There are plenty of ways to Explore Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy.
See it all from start to finish
Travel Nova Scotia's "Glooscap Trail" and discover the Land of the Disappearing Ocean and a Prehistoric Paradise featuring: the highest recorded tides in the World; tidal bore rafting and viewing, and an amazing geological past including some of the oldest dinosaur bones and most significant fossil sites in North America. The Glooscap Trail traces the Bay of Fundy shoreline from Windsor to Amherst and is named after Glooscap, a character of native Mi'kmaq legend who was believed to have controlled the Fundy tides with his power.
Continue on Nova Scotia's "Evangeline Trail" to explore Yarmouth & the Acadian Shores, Whales and Wonder, and the beautiful Annapolis Valley highlighting national historic sites, Acadian heritage, whales and seabirds, and lush orchards and vineyards. The Evangeline Trail is a travelway that runs parallel to the Bay of Fundy coastline from Yarmouth to Mount Uniacke and is named after a narrative poem by Longfellow describing the tragic deportation of the Acadians from this area in 1755.
Choose your own adventure
Or begin your vacation plans by choosing your own adventure. What interests you most: Incredible tidal phenomenon? Dinosaurs, fossils or amazing geology? Mi'kmaq, Acadian or ship building heritage? Whales, seabirds and other marine life? Food, wine and culinary experiences? Hiking, sea kayaking, or a one-of-a-kind tidal bore rafting adventure? Perhaps a round of golf or two? Click here to discover all the incredible ways to explore Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy.
Bay of Fundy Recommended Experiences
Along the Bay of Fundy throughout the provinces of Nova Scotia and New Brunswick you will find a number of Bay of Fundy Recommended Experiences. Recommended Experiences operators have earned this designation as a result of their commitment to environmentally friendly practices and to offering the highest quality Bay of Fundy products and services. Look for the Bay of Fundy Recommended Experiences logo while planning your trip or visit www.bayoffundy.travel to learn more.
