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Nestled on the western shore of Grand Manan Island, Seal Cove is a charming fishing village where nature and history meet. Timing our visit at low tide reveals tidal pools, sandbars, and exposed seaweed beds teeming with marine life. The village’s historic buildings—weathered wooden shacks, old fish houses, and clapboard homes—tell the story of generations of fishermen and their families. Many date back over a century, reflecting the island’s maritime heritage and the hardworking community that shaped it. Today, some have been repurposed into studios, shops, or community spaces, preserving history while adding modern charm. Seal Cove offers a unique experience: wander along the exposed shoreline, admire the character-filled buildings, and feel the rhythm of life dictated by the tides. Seal Cove is a must-visit destination on Grand Manan Island.
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