Ride the WORLD'S HIGHEST Tide! (Here's How)

Behind us is the sound of the Fundy Bay. The Fundy Bay? Is that what it is? The Bay of Fundy. You're stupid. Behind us is the sound of the Fundy Bay. Did I say it right? The Bay of Fundy. Gosh dang it. Behind us is the sound of the Bay of Fundy. In about five hours where we're sitting will also be the Bay of Fundy. So it is low tide right now and it's so interesting here to see all the fishing boats sitting on the bay. And then high tide, of course, the tide comes in, the boats are off the ground and floating and ready to go fishing again. Yeah, so the Bay of Fundy is a cone-shaped area of water sandwiched between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia and it touches or skirts the side of Maine. During some months of the year, the Bay of Fundy experiences the highest tides in the world. It is insane here. It can start out at like five feet and end up at 52 feet. It is crazy the amount of water that comes in here. And not only is there a lot of water, but it comes in really fast when it does come in. The coastline is so beautiful. There's coves and forests and rocky formations, sandy beaches, crazy beautiful harbors. So the Bay is definitely one of the places to hit the next time you're in this area. So we figured since we're here and the high tide sounds so intriguing, we should ride a few of those tides. We'll take you to your boats. We'll take you on your tour. All right. So what'd you think of that first part, babe? Look at that. All right. It's already started. Yeah. We're not even there yet. Yeah. The challenge is getting down. I practically sank to my knees. That was probably the hardest part of the adventure. Yeah. I'm sure. He hasn't met me yet. Yeah. Woo. It's cold. The tide is strong. Yeah. Oh, see? He's got gumption. Well, I'm coming up. I'm going to do the same thing, but I want it to be a little bit more shallow. Go. Very good. Oh, ----. That's cold. It's very cold. Yeah. Get in there. I can't. Just go. Get in there. All the way. Come on. It's cold. Oh, my goodness. Come on. Get in there. Just sit back. You're going to go too deep. No, I'm not. It's going to get in your hair. It's going to get in my hair. I know. Get in there. I can't go past my waist. All right. Come on. Let's just go. Dang. I feel like I'm going to roll for the rest of this. This is crazy. This is my fault. Be careful. You won't get back up. I only have one good clean hand. So, I go. Oh, my gosh. Here we go. It's not going there. Oh, goodness gracious. I've created a dam. I am. There we go. Clark, get up. Do you want to get to the water? Clark. I know. How do you get out of here? all right I want to get out I think we just have to dive in and go I don't know how to do this I didn't know this was gonna be a workout with the mud up to my knees I can't do it it's easier walking through your hole what you get about right there you can get out oh I'm sinking again there you go oh my gosh that's freaking hilarious but they didn't tell us about sinking to my hip no in the mud and we we're out of breath that was a workout yeah no that way it's ready when we hop back in and we'll just turn it on okay so is this where it's gonna come in oh my gosh are you excited I'm super excited this water is gonna come gushing and rushing through here and hopefully it doesn't take us with it and they said the tide goes up two inches every minute so it comes flying through here and it's gonna go up about 30 feet as a matter of fact tomorrow is a full moon so they say if you come do it at a full moon because of course that is the highest the best tides we're gonna see how far Stacy'll float because she's a little light in the britches this current's gonna take her I think yeah if you fall overboard you might as well just flop back and float till you hit the edge cuz you're not fighting this tide just the current where we were mud sliding when we were trying to rinse off was pretty strong moving through yeah yeah that's not even the main yeah this is gonna be fun yeah I think that might be the winner right there yeah oh my goodness that was a ton of fun the Shuby River was a complete blast in fact this shirt was white before we hit the river all right that was some of the most fun we had the whole time we were in Canada and we highly highly recommend you guys doing it absolutely who doesn't like playing in the mud and having fun while you're doing it and not having a care in the world now if you're worried about being able to navigate the mud in the place where we're doing the slide because we did get buried pretty deep you don't actually have to do that part to ride though the wave coming in you can wait and hang out in the water hang out on the boat and skip the mud sliding if you want to and still have a great time riding in the boat yeah they took us to the mud area because they were trying to time the tide coming in and you know who doesn't like sliding in mud so they took us there so there are two options for you if you want to ride the tide we chose Shuby River Wranglers say that fast and they did an amazing job and they also provide showers and changing areas when you're all done so you're not taking that mud into your car with you in fact we donated both of our pairs of shoes to the ever-growing pile that they already have of shoes there as well so if you don't have shoes that you want to tear up or get muddy or turn red you can always hope for a pair there when you get there yeah all right so what did we pay we paid $79 apiece to ride on these boats and it was for a two-hour tour you can also select a four-hour tour for 99 bucks I opted out because I was a little nervous about getting seasick I wasn't sure how it was gonna go because I have a little trouble with that but it was no problem whatsoever and I gotta tell you we laughed the entire time yeah in fact when we got done we both said man we probably should have done the four-hour one because it wasn't that bad so make sure you keep watching cuz from here we are going to Halifax and we're gonna show you the best things to do in Halifax and what to avoid because they're big fat tourist traps stay tuned