Alma Wharf & Village
Alma
A small fishing harbor where boats 'run aground' on the seabed at low tide. Enjoy lobster by the wharf, then treat yourself to the famous sticky bun.
Alma is a small fishing village at the entrance to Fundy National Park. Its most unusual sight comes at low tide, when the entire harbor drains and fishing boats sit directly on the mudflats. A few hours later, the tide floats them again. You can watch the tide rise and fall from the wharf. The area around the wharf has seafood shops selling freshly cooked lobster, scallops, and seafood chowder. The village's Kelly's Bakery is famous for its oversized cinnamon sticky buns. The village has guesthouses and motels, making it a good base for exploring the Bay of Fundy.
Opening hours
Open all day; restaurants mostly operate seasonally
Nearby sights
- Fundy National Park
- Herring Cove
- Dickson Falls
- Third Vault Falls
- Point Wolfe Covered Bridge
- Laverty Falls
- Cape Enrage
- Mary's Point (Shepody Bay)