The Bay of Fundy is a natural phenomenon. The tides rise and fall twice daily making for one of the most spectacular sites along this coast. These tides are the highest in the world where the average range is 12 metres (approx. 40 feet) and the maximum range 16 metres (approx. 50 feet). The difference between high and low tides is dramatic.

The amount of water that passes by in a twenty-four hour period is astounding - 200 billion tonnes of water flow in and out of the Bay of Fundy on a single tide - an amount greater than the combined flow of all the rivers on Earth in an equivalent timeframe.

All the properties are very close to the Bay of Fundy where you can witness the magnificent tides. A short distance away is the pebble beach where you can find agates, Nova Scotia's official gemstone. In Hampton, see the lighthouse, wharf, and the fishing boats returning with their catch of lobster or scallops. Explore the many trails that wind throughout our forests. Wildlife and fauna are abundant. At the end of a relaxing day, the sunsets are incredible. see slide show