New Brunswick – The southern coast of this Canadian province borders on the Bay of Fundy. It is the most populated shore of the Bay, but also contains the most preserved land along the Bay’s coastline. In New Brunswick explore such tidal attractions as the Reversing Falls and the Flower Pot Rocks.

Nova Scotia – A large part of the north west coast of this Canadian province borders on the Bay of Fundy. Explore two scenic routes, the Glooscap Trail and the Evangeline Trail, to discover such tidal phenomena as extreme low and high tides, the tidal bore, rare geology and more.

Prince Edward Island - The country’s smallest province, Prince Edward Island is home to the birthplace of Canada and Anne of Green Gables.  Images of the mile-long white sand beaches, red sandstone cliffs and the deep blue Atlantic Ocean of Prince Edward Island will long be embedded in your memory.  

Maine - The Northeast corner of the American State of Maine shares the waters that blend from the Gulf of Maine and the Bay of Fundy. Travel is made easy to the Bay of Fundy from Bar Harbor, Maine by the crossing of the fast CAT ferry to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia.

St. Andrews - True to its name, St. Andrews by-the-Sea is set on the Passamaquoddy Bay, a great place for beachcombing, whale watching and sea kayaking. One of the best preserved examples of colonial heritage in North America, St. Andrews is a National Historic District and Canada's Oldest Seaside Resort Town.

Grand Manan Island – The largest of the Fundy Isles, Grand Manan is a true escape to quiet Maritime culture. Spend time hiking or biking the 33km of seaside trails, setting off in search of whales or exploring the island's unqiue geology.

Campobello Island – A regular summer destination for Franklin D. Roosevelt, this Canadian island is connected by bridge to the American state of Maine. Include Campobello in your Bay of Fundy Travel Package for a unique blend of Canadian and American maritime culture.

Saint John – Called the Fundy City, Saint John is an anchor for many Bay of Fundy travel packages. Learn of the city’s fascinating loyalist heritage, visit the New Brunswick Museum and take a ride through the famed Reversing Falls - where the St. John River meets the world's highest tides.

Albert County – Explore some of the last remaining wilderness in southern New Brunswick, visit the oldest lighthouse on the province's mainland and one of the best places in the world to see shorebirds, walk the ocean floor and witness the awesome forces of the Bay of Fundy.

Digby - Home to the Digby Scallop, this fishing town is not only home to great seafood but is close to many natural and historical attractions and more.

Brier Island – One of Nova Scotia’s most intriguing eco-destinations.

Halifax – A neighbour to the Fundy region, Halifax offers its visitors an impressive mixture of culture and heritage.

Cape Breton – A popular Maritime destination, Cape Breton Island is renowned for its celebration of Scotish culture and the famed Cabot Trail.