14 Places on the East Coast of Canada Where You're Guaranteed Insanely Gorgeous Views

Grand Manan is an island between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia that sits on the Bay of Fundy, which boasts the most extreme tides in the world.

The Hopewell Rocks are a unique collection of cliffs that were formed millions of years ago and have eroded from the water. You can actually stand on the ocean floor in the morning and kayak through the rocks in the afternoon because of some of the biggest tides in the world, which can rise over 50 feet.

Situated on the northern end of New Brunswick, Miramichi has some of the best salmon fishing in the world, not to mention the city's cultural festival and First Nations celebrations. The sunsets are pretty incredible, too.

Prince Edward Island is known for its red soil, which is evident in the cliffs along the shore of this incredibly beautiful Canadian province.

Lighthouses are a staple on the east coast of Canada, making for some incredible photos with quite a spectacular view.

Thunder Cove beach is a treasure in PEI as it's very different from many of the beaches in the province, which are known for dunes and fine sand. Thunder Cove boasts a different landscape, including sandstone cliffs and caves. It's a sight to see in person and makes for some incredible photos.

Located on the Labrador coast close to the northeastern tip of Canada, this little fishing village has some of the most incredible views. There are cliffs and grassy knolls that show off a totally different side of this incredibly beautiful province.

So far north, Newfoundland is a hidden gem for seeing the northern lights. Similar to Iceland and Alaska, Newfoundland and Labrador has some of the most incredible northern lights experiences, but you won't see the tourists or crowds.

Bay Roberts is all about the outdoors and has coastlines for days — perfect for those incredible views. If you are looking for an escape from the city to a quiet and small town, this is the place to go.

There are not many places where you will be able to capture images of huge icebergs, but Iceberg Alley in Ferryland, Newfoundland, is one of those places. It's known for its spectacular views and, if you go at the right time of the year, the occasional impressive iceberg photo.

Cape Breton is one of the most famous destinations in Canada, and there's a good reason for it. Cabot Trail goes around the entire island, with rugged coastlines and untouched forests. Taking the trip during sunset offers a real treat for those looking for tranquil views.

Peggy's Cove is a small rural community in Nova Scotia that is famous for its lighthouses. There isn't a bad view in this rural community, with lighthouses among rocky shorelines.

This community has just over 1,000 people, but it's known for its sandy shoreline and gorgeous dunes. If you are looking for tranquility and peace, this is the place to go.

Sunsets over the water are some of the best photos with a view. Nova Scotia boasts some of the best sunsets in Canada. It's also known for its swimming and surfing during the Summer months.