This was our first exposure to the Bay of Fundy and we saw the caves at low tide and then later with the tide almost in. An interesting experience. They are almost at the entrance to the Trail.

This was our first exposure to the Bay of Fundy and we saw the caves at low tide and then later with the tide almost in. An interesting experience. They are almost at the entrance to the Trail.
If it’s not too out of your way it is worth the visit, especially if you are passing by on your way to the Fundy Parkway. It’s best to go in on low tide and then head to the Parkway and then see the high tide on the way back. It’s worth crossing the small brook (bring water shoes or...
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This is a fasinating spot. As a person who lives on the West coast of Vancouver Island. I am use to viewing the results of waves crashing against cliffs over a long period of time. The draw here is the large flucutations of the tides. Most certinly the colour of the rocks and earth, do bring some interest. But there...
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A nice spot without the crowds but still worth exploring. The price is right too! Free parking and a few artisans nearby.
amazing how the power of the tides on the bay has worked its way into the sandstone over time and has made caves. in low tide it is nice to walk into, but one has to be aware of the changing tides.
The caves are located in a beach with a lovely view and a good restaurant. I had to cross a knee-deep stream to get into the caves. And I didn't have a beach slipper on so I had to remove my shoes and walked barefoot. The stones kind of hurt some but I wanted to see the caves so I...
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The sea caves are really fun to explore at low tide, and the rocky beach is unique and interesting to walk around. The kids love it and have a fun time.
Echo another reviewer who went from their cruise ship to this sight. Great drive and it was very pleasant to just walk on the beach and toss a few stones. There is much to see if you enjoy the sea, clouds and the shades of rock against water. Nice respite from the frenetic rush of Vegas style sights. Bet it...
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nothing to see but a wet hole in a gravel cliff...beach and a diner..whoop de doo. tides come and go here and you gotta watch iton the come..or get very wet.
I love St Martins, If I could I would move there. It is so beautiful, every thing you would expect in a rustic sea side town, Will I come back? Oh yes for sure. Already planning next summers vacation there for a week.
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