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Three people do a cheers with their wine glasses around a fire at dusk at the Inn at Grand Pre Winery in Nova Scotia.

Your next great stay is here. Add scenic oceanfront rooms, swoon-worthy vineyard stays, or glamping domes made for stargazing to your playlist.

Standing in rows of vines at Lightfoot & Wolfville in the fall

Thirsty for a great playlist? Celebrate Nova Scotia drinks with wine tours, craft beer tastings, guided food & drink pairings, and more.

Two people are hiking on a beach with cliffs in the background.

Nova Scotia’s chefs, artisans, hosts, and guides can’t wait to welcome you. Add ranch tours, craft sessions, guided hikes, and more to your playlist.

Two dishes of food - entrees

Private chef-led dinners. Chocolate tastings. Farm-to-table meals where you meet the farmer. Add Nova Scotia culinary experiences to your playlist.

School Street Studio Glass

Make your playlist a work of art. Create pottery by the sea, join a Celtic cèilidh, take part in an Indigenous glass art workshop, and more.

Two people delighted to be greeted by a friendly Clydesdale horse at Lindsay Lake Farm on Nova Scotia's Eastern Shore on a late Fall afternoon.

Take a deep breath…add Nova Scotia wellness experiences to your playlist. Melt the stress away with seaside retreats, spa days, and farm tours.

Whether you prefer a Jeep, an ATV, a bicycle, or an e-bike, mix Nova Scotia’s beautiful views and colours into your playlist with outdoor adventures.

People enjoying a fresh lobster dinner at Seaside Cottages at Ginger Hill in Lockeport, Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia is a destination where food and drink are deeply connected to place. From vineyard dinners in the Annapolis Valley to hands-on distilling experiences overlooking the Northumberland Strait, these getaways pair exceptional local flavours with some of the province’s most memorable landscapes, accommodations, and outdoor experiences.

North Mountain in Fall with Autumn colours all around the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia is a great place to see fall colours because its autumn scenery is so varied and easy to explore. Travellers can see orange and yellow maple hills, brilliant red blueberry fields, golden grasses, colourful ferns, and subtle fall tones in bogs and salt marshes.

Person sitting on a bench at a look-off on the Mica Hill Trail, surrounded by vibrant autumn colours within the Cape Breton Highlands National Park in Nova Scotia.

There’s something about fall in Nova Scotia that makes you want to slow down and take the scenic route. From city parks and lakeside trails to mountain lookoffs and famous coastal drives, autumn paints the province in shades of red, orange, and gold.

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