What is the Bay of Fundy famous for?

Check the rock out that looks like a bear with its cub.

Visit at low tide and walk among the Flowerpots carved out by the tides. Awesome! Love my home province.

One should see the Bay of Fundy...but to get the full effect stay for a long period so you can see the tide changes...high and low at the same location. That is not possible if you are with a great tour group as usually it is just stated to you and you do not see the tide changes as you know it takes hours to go between high and low tides.

Was walking on the ocean floor with my Daughter's and Grandson last year. An incredible experience!

Player #1489294, we were lucky. We saw it when the tide was low and got back in the afternoon to see high tide.

Look at the stack on the right in the picture. It looks like a bear glancing backwards.

luckycatfay, " Look at how many people saw the same thing !"

ProudCanadian, I grew up swimming in the world's highest tides. Makes pools and lakes seem so dull

Anchorage tides can vary up to 32ft. Deadly, sometimes.

luckycatfay, The River Severn, in England has a tidal bore.

Player BARTEMAEUS 10, l live in Worcester UK just a 5 minute walk from river Severn & so far haven’t seen the tidal bore - going to make a real effort next time! Worcester = home of Worcester Sauce 🥘

Player BARTEMAEUS 10, Just up the bay about 20 min from that picture is the city of Moncton. There's also a good tidal bore there.

luckycatfay, haha you’re right! It does. Only some people will see that.

The Atlantic provinces and the Gaspe peninsula are beautiful places to visit.

the flower pot and the elephant have disintegrated in the last few years. The Hopwell Rocks are still pretty. There are many places in New Brunswick to see the tides change. There is a lot to see and do in New Brunswick , Canada

So lucky to have seen both low and high tide.

luckycatfay, you saw that too. 😊