Category: 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.
Whether you’re shopping for the holidays or picking up something for yourself, head to local shops and boutiques throughout Nova Scotia for unique finds, gift ideas, and wish list items.
From lobster rolls and light shows to local shopping, ice sculpting, ice wine, nighttime winter markets with live entertainment and delicious dining experiences, there are plenty of reasons to get out and about in Nova Scotia this winter!
Don’t let the winter blues get you down this year – there’s so much to see and do in Nova Scotia when the temperatures dip! Check out these top winter accommodations and begin planning your next Nova Scotia adventure.
Gather the kids and head out for fun in Nova Scotia this winter! Whether it’s getting outside for some winter adventures, cozying up inside with a hot chocolate, or maybe hitting the pool (heated of course), make Nova Scotia your family’s winter vacation destination.
Nestled on the coastline of the Atlantic Ocean, this idyllic seaside community is perfect for your next winter getaway. Relax at a Nordic spa, browse shops, eat at local restaurants and spend the night in cozy accommodations.
Looking for a perfect place to stay with a hot tub in Nova Scotia this winter for a getaway with friends, to explore another part of Nova Scotia with your family, or perhaps for an extra special romantic retreat? If so, we’ve pull together a list of places to stay in Nova Scotia this winter that have outdoor hot tubs awaiting you. Weekends tend to be busy but check for availability during the weekdays to make your winter hot tub getaway dreams a reality.
Head ‘down the shore’ this weekend for an easy winter weekend getaway, complete with Wild Island views. Unwind, reconnect with nature, and indulge in delicious local flavours in the Sheet Harbour area.
Located less than an hour from Halifax, heading toward the Annapolis Valley, Windsor boasts Ski Martock and a pedestrian-friendly downtown area brimming with cozy accommodations, tantalizing restaurants, a local brewery, provincial museum grounds, and a national historic site. A delightful mix of delicious cuisine and thrilling adventures awaits!
Nova Scotia’s Liverpool is a charming getaway destination in any season, renowned for its pristine white sand beaches, a walkable downtown featuring boutique shops, riverside trails, and great places to eat, enjoy craft beer, and listen to live music.
