We visited Hopewell Rocks twice one day to see the effects of the tidal changes.
I took these photos in the morning at high tide. Notice how high the kayak is in the center of the arch.
This is a picture of a photo at the Interpretive Center that depicts the difference between the high and low tides.
This is a photo I took the same day, in the afternoon.
My husband walked on the ocean floor at low tide to get this photo. Notice the people under the arch!
On the other side of the Bay, we visited Burntcoat Head Park. We were there at low tide. One could actually walk to the little island!
At high tide the water comes up to the bottom of the stairs.
Imagine if you had a boat docked in a marina. This marina at Halls Harbour illustrates a different perspective of these tidal changes that occur 4 times a day!
Having fun driving around Nova Scotia, learning about Acadian history and tasting different wines!
