Sightseeing Map - Tides

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Marginal Wharf

overlooking Marginal Wharf and the Yarmouth Ferry Termnal

Cape Saint Mary

Cape Saint Mary is the western most spot on the Nova Scotia mainland, providing visitors with expansive views over Saint Mary’s Bay and the Gulf of Maine. An operational lighthouse has existed at the Cape since 1868. Located in the active fishing and boatbuilding village of Cape Saint Mary/Cap Sainte-Marie, the lighthouse is a three minute drive from Mavillette Beach Provincial Park along the French Acadian Shore in Clare.

Digby Water Street

Home of Atlantic Canada's largest motorcycle rally with well over 20,000 bikes expected.

Brier Island

Brier Island offers visitors the opportunity to explore one of the richest marine habitats and coastal environments in the world.

Digby Harbour

This view of The Digby Waterfront is from the "Fundy Complex". The Fundy Restaurant has been serving fresh seafood to locals and tourists alike for over 60 years.

Windsor Salt Marsh

Share our view of the marsh as the tides rise and fall, the variety of birds come to feed, and the grass grows lush and green then disappears with the winter ice.

Burntcoat Head

Burntcoat Head Park is home of the World's Highest Record Tides. The water level at high tide can be as much as 16 metres (52 feet) higher than at low tide.