Cape Enrage Rocks

Cape Enrage Rocks

Cape Enrage Rocks is a place where time stands still, a spot to admire the spectacular rise and fall of tides, and a serene spot to slowly connect with time, waves, and the beach. Located in the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick, Canada, Cape Enrage Rocks is famous for its bizarre rocks and the world’s highest tides. The area features some of the tallest waves in the world, bringing over a billion tons of tidal water every twelve hours — a breathtaking display of nature’s raw power.

The height of the tides varies daily, reaching up to 16 meters at their peak, making them the highest tides in the world. The massive boulders scattered across the beach were shaped over time by relentless tidal erosion, with some as tall as four or five stories. These formations come in stunning shapes — resembling vases, human heads, mushrooms, beasts, and even the Elephant Trunk Hill of Guilin. At low tide, visitors can walk right up to these unique rocks for an up-close experience. During high tide, however, you’ll need a boat to get close to the giant rocks and enjoy the crashing waves.

Hopewell Rocks

Must-visit reason: The world’s most extraordinary gathering of bizarre rocks

Continent where the attraction is located: North America

Country/region where the attraction is located: Canada

Province/state where the attraction is located: New Brunswick