At high tide, Eastport’s breakwater pier resembles harbors just about anywhere. The far side of the pier is, though, a deep water port capable of docking a giant cruise ship.
It is a working port, after all.
In just six hours, though, the change in the water level is breathtaking. Yes, this is the dock on the upper left in the top photo. The tide varies up to 24 feet twice a day. It’s part of Fundy Bay.
The dark band illustrates how far the tide has dropped. The U.S. Coast Guard station above it gives you a height comparison.
Jnana's Red Barn 