A quaint village in New Brunswick, Canada called Alma is the home of the world’s highest tides. Twice a day the waters from the Bay of Fundy rush into it’s port, to yet again raise the water level up 40 feet so it’s colorful fishing fleet can set sail.

With a estimated population in 2010 of just over 300 tourists flock to Alma to see the tides change, and to walk out on to the sea floor almost 1/2 mile out.
Here is Alma at high tide.

A few hours later, a big change.

Here you can walk out onto the sea floor and follow the progress of the tide as it goes out uncovering all types of sea treasures for you to find.

If you ever get a chance to check out Alma, New Bruswick, Canada, you will find friendly natives of the area to help you out in anyway, including where to find the best places to eat, sleep, explore, and even find a moose or two!