World Directory, Oceania, New Zealand, Stewart Island, Foveaux Strait

World Directory, Europe, Germany, Schleswig-Holstein, Ostholstein

World Directory, North America, United States, Alaska, Nelson Island

World Directory, Australia, Australia, Redcliffe City, Moreton Bay Regional Council

World Directory, North America, United States, Alaska, Kenai Peninsula

World Directory, Europe, Ireland, County Sligo, Killala Bay

World Directory, North America, Canada, Nova Scotia, Annapolis County

Ancient seawater rises to the height of a four-storey building - the highest in the world! Created by the gravitational pull of the sun and moon, tidal waters flow in and out of the Bay\'s funnel-like opening. Imagine, twice daily, 200 billion tonnes of water enter and leave the Bay - equal to all the rivers on the planet! Astonishingly beautiful, the Bay of Fundy is a unique and unforgettable ecoattraction, an authentic marine wonder of the world.

World Directory, Australia, Australia, Tasmania, Hobart

At the edge of Mt. William National Park, the magnificent wilderness coastline known as the Bay of Fires invites you to experience its dramatic landscape, ecology and wildlife. Led by well-informed, young Tasmanian guides, small groups can explore both the fascinating beach environment and the rich diversity of the nearby woodlands. And at the Bay of Fires Lodge, the only building in this near-uninhabited wilderness paradise, both solitude and comfort are guaranteed.

World Directory, Oceania, New Zealand, Nelson, Tasman

It is well known for its sandy beaches, fresh fruit, boutique wineries, delicious seafood, arts/crafts and the three National Parks. Abel Tasman in particular, is famous for its clear turquoise water, golden sand, and native bush growing right down to the beach.

World Directory, North America, United States, California, Sonoma County

The tiny town of Bodega shares the mysterious source of its name with Bodega Bay. Here Captain Smith built the first steam-powered saw mill in California with parts he brought by ship. Bodega suited him well with its abundant source of wood and nearby bay for shipping. The town grew to its largest size around the turn of the century then diminished to its current population of under 100. In more modern times, Bodega Bay become known around the world as the setting for Alfred Hitchcock's "The Birds".