Foodie Travel Packages Full of Local Winter Flavours
Escape hibernation mode and pack some seriously delicious flavours into your winter. Nova Scotia offers culinary packages for everyone’s taste!
Beyond pristine wilderness and beaches stretching as far as the eye can see, what you may not know is that the Eastern Shore is also is home to some amazing culinary adventures.
Experience seaside gourmet dining with breathtaking views at Seawind Landing Country Inn in Charlos Cove. Here the menu features unique offerings like Blueberry Stuffed French Toast Brulée for breakfast, or any of a number of locally sourced seafood delights on their dinner menu. Everything served is freshly made in-house and the dining room has become a favourite with foodies far and near. We recommend saving space for dessert too!
A visit to Guysborough town would not be complete without dining at the award-winning DesBarres Manor Inn, where the chef uses fresh ingredients from the Inn’s gardens and local producers to create seasonally-inspired menus.
Enjoy Sober Island Brewing’s signature craft brew, Oyster Stout, made with Nova Scotian oysters, while touring the brewery and dining on delicious pub fare of local seafood at Henley House Pub & Restaurant, members of the Good Cheer Trail and Seafood Trails.
Tour Authentic Seacoast Distillery, Brewery and Vineyard before tasting their award-winning Fortress Rum, GLYNNEVAN Whisky and Sea Fever Rum. You can even stay onsite at their Distillery House accommodation or their picturesque Yurts in the Vineyard.
Sit overlooking the Liscomb River and enjoy your meal inspired by the local produce currently in-season. Added bonus: order the house specialty planked salmon and watch as it is prepared the traditional way, slowly cooked outdoors in full view of restaurant diners.
A stop at the Rose & Rooster Café is always a must! Serving locally roasted coffee and espresso, baked in-house breads and sweet treats and whatever else they can make whatever we can from scratch will appeal to your sweet tooth and everything from fishcakes to burritos – even the pickles on the side of your plate are made using as much local as possible.