RVing to the WEIRDEST Place in the World (Bay of Fundy, Canada)

The Bay of Fundy has been on our journey list for years, and it was every bit as wild as we imagined. This place is home to the world’s largest tides, rising and falling more than 50 feet in just six hours—and we weren’t about to just watch it from shore.

First up: mudslides. We slipped, slid, and laughed until we were unrecognizable, covered head-to-toe in Bay of Fundy mud. Then it was time for the main event—rafting the tidal bores during an “extreme wave” window. Picture billions of gallons of water rushing in as the river transforms into a rollercoaster, tossing our boat and filling it with water as fast as we could bail.

The adventure didn’t end there. We walked on the ocean floor at Hopewell Rocks, explored sandstone caves, and took in views that changed before our eyes as the tides shifted. Add bald eagles flying overhead and coastal towns full of charm, and it’s no wonder folks call this one of the weirdest places on earth.