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What you will visit: 

Bay of Fundy Coastal Photography Tour 
Bring your camera and lenses on this relaxed photo safari that introduces you to a seasoned shutterbug eager to share this beautiful maritime province with you. Perfect for nature buffs, several stops along your scenic route allow you to capture a variety of picture-perfect landscapes. With photography equipment in hand, you'll travel by motorcoach with your professional guide over the beaten path in search of the most striking natural landscapes of New Brunswick, including one of the Bay of Fundy's most picturesque golden-sand beaches, world-famous Reversing Falls Rapids, a bustling fishing wharf and more. Learn how to frame your shots for maximum impact, apply natural lighting techniques and more tricks of the trade. 
 
What you will see along the way: 
 
A hundred and seventy miles of water thunders through the Maritime provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, churning up the highest tides in the world. The Bay of Fundy is one of the seven wonders of North America. A hundred billion tons of water pour into the Bay of Fundy from the Atlantic Ocean, and as a result, the fertile region is rich in coastal beauty, with scenic vistas of jagged cliffs, jade foliage, and ecological wonders. The itinerary varies, but top attractions may include Cape Spencer along the rocky cliffs of the Bay of Fundy and home to a modern tower and a lighthouse dating back to 1873; Mispec Beach, one of the finest sandy beaches along the Bay of Fundy, with a tidal range of around 43 feet; Fallsview Park, home of the world-famous Reversing Falls Rapids; and Long Wharf Landing, a fishing wharf.  

Photo Opportunities:  
 
Fallsview Park offers the best vantage point in the city to photograph the Reversing Rapids. This unique natural phenomenon is caused by the monstrously high tides of the Bay of Fundy that reverse the flow of the powerful St. John River. At Mispec Beach, you'll find one of the finest golden-sand beaches along the Bay of Fundy, with a tidal range of around 43 feet. And you won't want to miss the opportunity to snap a selfie with your beautiful ship in the harbor, as seen from Long Wharf Landing.