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Winter in Truro brings a mix of fun activities for the whole family to enjoy! Lace up your skates and glide across the outdoor rink at Truro Civic Square, go snowshoeing at Victoria Park, then get cozy at Seek Wilderness Accommodations for a relaxing stay amidst nature’s beauty.

Nova Scotia’s coastal climate offers up four distinct seasons, lending to a variety of outdoor flowers and plant life thriving during the spring, summer and fall months before entering dormancy for the winter.

Wintertime in Baddeck offers adventure, dining, and relaxation along the stunning Bras d’Or Lake.

Musquodoboit Harbour - Coastal fun in your gateway to the Wild Islands

Just 40 minutes from the bustling Halifax Waterfront, Musquodoboit Harbour is a nature lover’s escape! Spend the afternoon soaking up the sun and surf at Martinique Beach or take a boat tour to the renowned Wild Islands. Immerse yourself in coastal culture through captivating stories, vibrant art, and delicious local flavours. Bring your bike and hiking boots to explore Musquodoboit Trailway and surrounding wilderness. With so many adventures just outside the city, it’s the perfect time to book your getaway.

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Explore the Historic Charm of Amherst & Nearby Coast

Amherst is the first town welcoming visitors entering Nova Scotia on a road trip. Explore the historic charm of Victoria Street, lined with captivating sandstone architecture and elegant Victorian homes. Wander through artisan shops, savour local cuisine at cozy eateries, and take a short drive to discover two very different coastlines, from the dramatic cliffs of the Bay of Fundy to the warm waters of the Northumberland Strait.

A lady in a blue shirt and red hat with blond flowy hair, stands in front of the Lunenburg waterfront which is full of colourful buildings and boats in the harbour

One of the things that makes Nova Scotia so special are its communities. That’s especially true for those situated along the coast. You may be familiar with Halifax, our capital city by the sea, but Nova Scotia has many more charming coastal communities to explore, here are just a few.

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If you love adventure, cozy inns, and playing in the snow, then Ingonish is your ideal winter destination!

Explore the Pictou Waterfront

Explore the waterfront to discover heritage museums, cultural events, guided tours by land and water, artisan galleries and waterfront patios with a view! Located along the Northumberland Shore, near warm water beaches this region is noted for, Pictou is a bustling coastal town. Catch live musical concerts all summer long featuring local, regional and national artists from a wide range of genres.

Get away to Digby this winter

Digby, home to world-famous Digby scallops is the perfect place for a cozy winter getaway. Explore the region before indulging in seafood, relaxing at the spa or sitting fireside. Here are a few ideas to get your plans started.

Drone shot over Westport on Brier Island as the car ferry is leaving for Long Island on the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia near Diby.

Nova Scotia features a wide variety of options for wildlife tours, from watching puffins in Cape Breton to spotting massive humpback whales off Brier Island.

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