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In Cumberland County, Nova Scotia, The Joggins fossil cliffs reveal their secrets, layer upon layer, as the ravages of wind and wave uncover an ancient record of life.

The history of Canada goes back to Nova Scotia as a tropical land, lush with greenery, animals and bug life. Hundreds of millions of years later, fossils tell the story.

Tidal Bores occur in select locations around the world. Eastern Canada's Bay of Fundy offers viewers the chance to witness this natural phenomenon.

Tucked away In a remote corner of Nova Scotia, Canada, Cape d'Or offers visitors stunning views of the Bay of Fundy and its unique Dory Rips.

Stately Victorian homes hint of a shipbuilding past in historic Parrsboro, a town of high tides, mineral and fossil treasures.

Cavendish Beach is a stone's throw from Green Gables House, allowing visitors to view the landscape that inspired the Anne books.

An expanse of beach and a sandbar isthmus stretch out to Partridge Island, a jewel washed by the Fundy tides - perfect for exploring and hiking.