Petitcodiac River

The Petitcodiac River in Moncton, New Brunswick, is a unique surf spot renowned for its striking brown waters and muddy bottom, featuring distinctive left and right beach-break waves that become rippable with swells of 1m and can hold up to 2m+ for adventurous surfers. Known as the "Chocolate River," it boasts one of the world’s largest tidal bores, an incredible natural phenomenon that attracts both thrill-seekers and casual observers alike. With a rich history influenced by the Mi'kmaq people and Acadian settlers, along with ongoing environmental restoration efforts, the river serves as a picturesque and significant destination for those looking to ride its fascinating waves.