Did you know you can cross two quintessential Nova Scotia experiences off your bucket list in Halls Harbour? 1. See the Bay of Fundy tides rise and fall from this tiny fishing village. 2. Stop by the lobster pound for a fresh lobster dinner or roll for the freshest seafood with a perfect view. A tide cycle takes 6 hours. You can check tide times before you go. At low tide, you can meander along the shore and see the boats sitting on the ocean floor. | Nova Scotia

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