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Two people kayak past a white and red lighthouse on a blue sky day

Whether you’re chasing rugged shorelines and outdoor adventure or discovering seaside communities full of charm, the salt air sets the tone. From thrilling experiences on the water to the freshest seafood on the table, there are unforgettable seaside experiences for every kind of traveller here.

Whether you’re craving a seaside escape, a foodie weekend, or an outdoor adventure, these packages make it simple to plan the perfect springtime experience.

Two people walk through a trail with fall foliage overheard in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia

Connect to Acadian culture and the breathtaking beauty of the highlands in Chéticamp, a charming fishing village nestled along the world-famous Cabot Trail, near Cape Breton Highlands National Park.

A tour guide assists a guest getting out of a van in Halifax, Nova Scotia

The best way to see Nova Scotia? With an expert guide. From food and wine to history and outdoor adventure, there are tours for every taste here.

A view of a workshop participant painting a fish on a drum at Alan Syliboy Studios in Millbrook, Nova Scotia

Whether you want to watch live theatre, explore museums, or get creative yourself, Nova Scotia has tons of exciting arts & culture packages to try.

A family looks at signage outside of the Black Loyalist Heritage Centre in Birchtown, Nova Scotia.

Discover our Mi’kmaw, Acadian, African Nova Scotian and Gaelic roots with museums, heritage centres, guided tours, souvenir-making and more.

Peggy's Cove Lighthouse on a blue sunny day

Nova Scotia’s spectacular coastal scenery provides the perfect setting for the filming of romantic drama Sullivan’s Crossing.

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Sunset at Rushtons Beach

Nova Scotia has food, accommodations, and activities for every taste. Take your pick to plan the perfect vacation this summer.

People do yoga in front of Cape d'Or Lighthouse at sunset.

Nova Scotia is famous for its rugged coastline, rich maritime history, and of course, its stunning lighthouses. In fact, there are over 100 lighthouses listed by the Nova Scotia Lighthouse Preservation Society. Some are easy to visit, while others are no longer open to the public.

Fishing boats docked at a wharf as a seagull flies through the photo.

Vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and fresh Nova Scotia seafood await in the charming coastal village of Pubnico.

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