Alma: Home of the Highest Tides In The World
Situated in New Brunswick, Canada, the charming village of Alma is a great destination to unwind from the hustle and bustle of the city life. The village, priory known as the Salmon River Settlement, took its roots as a lumber trading spot and soon flourished with the construction of a sawmill site. To visit the place, book a flight arriving at the nearest airport, which is at the Greater Moncton International Airport. Entering the village, you'll see a sign saying, "Home of the Highest Tides In The World." The tides in Alma plays a role in the village's fishing industry.
Best Time to Visit
It is without a doubt that Canada is cold, which is why tourists often flock to Alma, NB during the months June to August. During this time, expect that Alma hotel rates are expensive, though you can save a ton if you book in advance.
What to Do & Area Attractions
Aside from its fishing industry, tourism is also a considerable part of the local economy. It's home to the headquarters of Fundy National Park. True to what they're known for, the tides in Fundy can rise to 15 meters during high tide.
If you want to visit the Fundy National Park, you can stay at Parkland Village Inn, which is only a 3-minute walk. Amsterdam Inn & Suites Sussex is an excellent option if you only want a day trip to Alma, which is less than an hour's drive away and still be near other landmarks like the Poley Mountain.