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Bay of Fundy

Extreme tidal current
Depth: 5–25 mLevel: Advanced Open WaterJune-September
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Home to the highest tides on the planet (a range of up to 16 m), which makes for unique and demanding diving currents.

Depth

5–25 m

Recommended level

Advanced Open Water

Average visibility

8 m

Home to the highest tides on the planet (a range of up to 16 m), which makes for unique and demanding diving currents.

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Bay of Fundy: 44 documented species

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Water temperature

12 °C

Current

Extreme (the greatest tidal range in the world)

Access

Shore/Boat

Best season

June-September

Recommended certification

Drysuit Diver

Approx. price

80 USD / dive

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Best season
June-September
Approx. price
80 USD / dive
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Same country: Canada

Canada · New Brunswick / Nova Scotia
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American EelEndangered

American Eel

Anguilla rostrata

Atlantic Bluefin TunaEndangered

Atlantic Bluefin Tuna

Thunnus thynnus

Atlantic CodVulnerable

Atlantic Cod

Gadus morhua

North Atlantic Right WhaleEndangered

North Atlantic Right Whale

Eubalaena glacialis

Humpback WhaleLeast Concern

Humpback Whale

Megaptera novaeangliae

American LobsterLeast Concern

American Lobster

Homarus americanus

MackerelLeast Concern

Mackerel

Scomber scombrus

Long-finned Pilot WhaleLeast Concern

Long-finned Pilot Whale

Globicephala melas

Blue CrabNot Evaluated

Blue Crab

Callinectes sapidus

Green CrabLeast Concern

Green Crab

Carcinus maenas

Short-beaked Common DolphinLeast Concern

Short-beaked Common Dolphin

Delphinus delphis

Bottlenose DolphinLeast Concern

Bottlenose Dolphin

Tursiops truncatus

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