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Walton Waterfront
A Minas Basin village on the Bay of Fundy — a historic lighthouse, red-cliff shoreline and the world's highest tides.
Overview
On the Minas Basin
Walton is a small village in Hants County on the Minas Basin, the eastern arm of the Bay of Fundy on Nova Scotia's Fundy Shore. Its restored harbour lighthouse looks out over red cliffs and the vast tidal flats the Fundy tides leave behind twice a day.
Once a busy gypsum-shipping port, Walton is now a quiet rural community on one of the most dramatic tidal coastlines in the world.
On the water
Fundy-shore living
The Minas Basin sees the highest tides on earth — over 12 metres — so the shoreline transforms hour by hour, drawing beachcombers, fossil-hunters and photographers.
Waterfront here means rural coastal homes and properties along the Fundy Shore, affordable and genuinely off the beaten path, within reach of Windsor and Truro.
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Walton waterfront — your questions answered
Where is Walton?
In Hants County on the Minas Basin — the eastern arm of the Bay of Fundy — on Nova Scotia's Fundy Shore.
What is special about the tides?
The Minas Basin has the highest tides in the world, over 12 metres, exposing vast flats and red cliffs twice daily.
What is the market like?
Quiet, affordable rural coastal homes along the Fundy Shore, within reach of Windsor and Truro.