Alma Beach is a dramatic, rocky shoreline within the historic fishing village of Alma, New Brunswick, situated at the heart of Fundy National Park along the Bay of Fundy. This location is defined by the world's highest tides, which can exceed 15 meters (50 feet), creating a unique and dynamic environment for shore-based angling. The beach itself transitions from a rocky shore at high tide to an expansive, walkable ocean floor at low tide, exposing nearly one kilometer of terrain. The area is bordered by working wharves where commercial fishing boats operate, adding to the authentic maritime atmosphere. This is primarily a saltwater surf fishing destination where anglers can experience fishing from the shore amidst some of the most powerful tidal movements on the planet.