Category: Touring
It’s not hard to see why the Halifax Waterfront is Nova Scotia’s most visited attraction. From tasty restaurants to one-of-a-kind shops, tours, art and more, check out the must-see Waterfront stops you need to see on your next vacation!
Day trips and weekend getaways are the perfect way to explore Nova Scotia during the fall and winter months. No matter where you are in the province, plenty of adventure awaits nearby. Whether you’re visiting family favourites or looking for a new community to check out, here are a few ideas to get your started, only two hours or less from the hub communities listed below.
From beautiful weather to fresh food and wine, there are many reasons to visit Nova Scotia this September. Check out the list below to get a start on planning your trip!
Here you will find unspoiled landscapes, majestic seascapes, and – clinging to the coastline between them – captivating vibrant communities. Don’t forget to pack your camera.
The CAT high-speed car ferry is sailing to Yarmouth from Bar Harbor, Maine and excitement is brewing along Yarmouth & Acadian Shores! This vibrant region is home to excellent restaurants, iconic attractions, unique experiences, and so much more. Yarmouth & Acadian Shores is the perfect place to spend the day whether you’re arriving aboard The CAT or visiting before you sail. Here are a few must dos for your visit.
Nova Scotia isn’t called Canada’s Ocean Playground for nothing. Whether you’re hitting the road for a day, a weekend or a week, load up the car and get ready to make memories.
The Bay of Fundy and Annapolis Valley region provides a study in colour and contrasts. Let your creativity run wild as you find that picture-perfect scene.
The Northumberland Strait offers more warm water ocean beaches than anywhere else in Atlantic Canada while freshly caught lobster, wild blueberries from Oxford and maple syrup and maple brunch from Sugar Moon Farm are just a few of the delicacies found here.
If driving your own car to Nova Scotia isn’t an option, here are some ways to explore the province and make the most of your visit.
The best way to get to know a new city is by exploring its hot spots with an insider. Friendly and personable people, Haligonians enjoy nothing more than welcoming guests to the city they love.
