The Whale Camp Grand Manan Island Bay of Fundy (888)54-WHALE www.whalecamp.com

Children at the Whale Camp exercise their sea legs by voyaging out to sea to explore the marine world and they spend ample time on land, experiencing the sports and social interaction that traditional camps offer. Aboard a magnificent 50-foot schooner, campers come face-to-face with whales, dolphins, porpoises, seals and puffins. While campers develop a deep comprehension of marine science and whale research, they dually forge great friendships, garner respect for others and the natural environment, gain self esteem and develop a deeper understanding of themselves. The Camp’s unique location on Canada’s Grand Manan Island affords campers such awe-inspiring opportunities. As the Island is in the mouth of the Bay of Fundy between Maine and Novia Scotia, campers charter clear water as well as the world’s highest tides and one of the most bio-diverse marine environments in existence. As campers set the sails and help plot the maritime courses with their friends, they also work as junior marine scientists examining plankton under microscopes and testing water samples for dissolved oxygen and salinity. When not navigating the sea, campers gather around the campfire, kayak with seals, play sports, do arts and crafts, tour the seashore, examine life the the tidal pools, hike coastal trails and more. There’s a world of possibility at the Whale Camp— some of the fun lurking leagues beneath the sea. Let your child experience the thrill of the Bay of Fundy this summer.