Plongée à Bay of Fundy — Canada
The Bay of Fundy's 16m tidal range creates some of the most extreme diving conditions on Earth — but also nurtures an incredibly productive marine ecosystem. Nutrient upwellings feed dense kelp forests, massive lobster populations, and attract whales. Only for experienced cold-water divers comfortable with serious current.
- Score
- 54.4
- Visibilité
- 3–9m
- Température
- 5–14°C
- Meilleurs mois
- July, August, September
The Bay of Fundy's 16m tidal range creates some of the most extreme diving conditions on Earth — but also nurtures an incredibly productive marine ecosystem. Nutrient upwellings feed dense kelp forests, massive lobster populations, and attract whales. Only for experienced cold-water divers comfortable with serious current.
The World's Highest Tides
Score Breakdown
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Marine Life
66.0Species diversity, megafauna encounters, reef fish abundance, macro life, and endemic species.
Dive Types
Traveling with Non-Divers?
Your non-diving travel companions will find plenty to enjoy topside while you're underwater. Here are some activities to consider.
Activities for Non-Divers
Nearby Cultural Sites
- Hopewell Rocks
- Fundy National Park
- Joggins Fossil Cliffs (UNESCO)
Non-Diver Score
Good topside options for non-diving companions.
Safety & Emergency
Regional hospitals in Saint John or Moncton; chamber in Halifax (3 hrs); cold water diving
Top Operators
East Coast Divers
PADI