Hopewell Rocks

　　    Hopewell Rocks is a place where time seems to stand still, a spot to witness the spectacular rise and fall of tides, and a place to slowly connect with time, waves, and the beach. Located in the Bay of Fundy in New Brunswick, Canada, it is famous for its bizarre rock formations and the highest tides in the world. Hopewell Rocks boasts some of the tallest ocean waves globally, bringing over a billion tons of tidal water every twelve hours — an awe-inspiring display of nature’s raw power.

　　    The height of the tides varies daily, reaching up to 16 meters at their peak — the highest tides in the world. The massive boulders scattered along the beach have been sculpted over time by relentless tidal erosion, with some as tall as four or five stories. They present a spectacular sight, resembling vases, human heads, mushrooms, beasts, and even the Elephant Trunk Hill of Guilin, each with its own unique shape. During low tide, visitors can walk up close to admire the strange rocks along the shoreline. At high tide, the only way to get up close to these giant rocks is by boat, and you can also enjoy the rush of the waves crashing around you.

　　    Hopewell Rocks Reason to visit: The world's most bizarre gathering of giant rocks Continent where it's located: North America Country/Region: Canada Province/State: New Brunswick