Walk Between the Tides

Located in the renowned Bay of Fundy, the Walk Between the Tides at Huntsman Marine Science Centre offers a compelling glimpse into one of the world's most dynamic coastal environments. Known for having the highest tides on the planet, this area transforms dramatically twice daily, revealing a rich intertidal zone teeming with marine life. During a 3-hour guided adventure, visitors are welcomed onto the rocky shores to witness this natural spectacle firsthand.

Experienced educators lead the way as you walk along the exposed seabed, collecting specimens and observing creatures such as starfish, crabs, and sea anemones, all thriving in their tidal habitat. The journey is both educational and awe-inspiring, offering a rare chance to see the ocean’s toughest inhabitants in action and understand their adaptations firsthand. What makes Huntsman Marine Science Centre unique is its commitment to conservation and hands-on learning.

This outing is not just about sightseeing but connecting with the environment through tactile experience, making it ideal for families, students, and nature enthusiasts alike. The centre’s location in the Bay of Fundy means your trip coincides with astonishing tidal shifts, creating a constantly changing landscape that’s different each visit. It’s a fantastic way to appreciate the power of natural forces shaping this rugged coast.

Visitors should wear sturdy boots and be prepared for the occasional splash. Since the tides are the star of the show here, timing your visit around low tide maximizes your experience. Whether you’re a marine biology enthusiast or simply seeking an adventurous way to connect with nature, this trip provides an immersive, memorable encounter with one of Canada’s most intriguing coastlines.