🌊 New Brunswick · Bay of Fundy
Fundy Coast Waterfront
The Bay of Fundy shore — St. Martins, Alma and Fundy National Park, sea caves, covered bridges and the highest tides on earth.
Overview
The world's highest tides
New Brunswick's Fundy Coast runs along the Bay of Fundy, where tides rise and fall more than any on the planet — over 12 metres. Sea caves at St. Martins, the fishing village of Alma at the edge of Fundy National Park, and the Fundy Trail Parkway define this dramatic shore.
Twice a day the tide transforms the coast, exposing the ocean floor and red-rock cliffs.
On the water
Dramatic coastal living
This is rugged, scenic Bay of Fundy country — hiking, kayaking the tides, and some of the most photographed coastline in Atlantic Canada — within reach of Saint John and Moncton.
Waterfront ranges from village homes in St. Martins and Alma to coastal properties along the Fundy shore, affordable and spectacular, though buyers should mind cliff setbacks and the extreme tidal range.
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Fundy Coast waterfront — your questions answered
Where is the Fundy Coast?
Along the Bay of Fundy in southern New Brunswick — St. Martins, Alma and Fundy National Park, between Saint John and Moncton.
What is special about the tides?
The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world, over 12 metres, reshaping the coast twice a day.
What is the market like?
Village and coastal homes near St. Martins and Alma — affordable and dramatic, with cliff setbacks and tides to consider.