and fishing boats making their way along the coast. What makes Campobello Island so fascinating is that the tide doesn’t simply rise and fallit moves around the island as part of a vast, constantly changing circulation of water. Approximately every six hours, the direction of the tidal current reverses. The immense volume of Atlantic water flowing into and out of the Bay of Fundy is funneled around Campobello through a maze of channels, passages, coves, and islands. The result is a shoreline that is never quite the same from one moment to the next. At low tide, rugged stretches of shoreline emerge, revealing rocks, seaweed, tidal pools, and feeding grounds that disappear beneath the water hours later. The changing tide creates its own atmosphere. Fog can settle differently over the exposed ocean floor at low tide, while shorebirds arrive almost as if on schedule to feed along the rocky coastline. The shoreline is constantly revealing and concealing itself. For generations, islanders have understood that the tide is more than simply a changing water levelit is the heartbeat of Campobello. The ocean is always moving, always changing, always revealing something new. On Campobello, you don’t simply live beside the sea. You live with a sea that is always on the move. And then there is the elevation. According to the survey, this property sits at one of the higher elevations on Campobello Island, creating an extraordinary vantage point over the surrounding coastline and Bay of Fundy. 10.5 acres. Oceanfront. Privacy. Elevation. And a view that is truly something special. (id:62650)