9 March Break Activities in Nova Scotia
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Whether you prefer a medium-bodied red, crisp white, refreshing rosé, or traditional method sparkling wine, Nova Scotia has over 20 wineries and vineyards sure to please your discerning tastes.
Looking for a reason to extend your stay to sample more award-winning Nova Scotia wines? Check out these unique winery stays and sip to your heart’s content!
Located on the grounds of Domaine de Grand Pré Winery, Nova Scotia’s oldest farm winery offers unique accommodations. Elevate your stay with dinner reservations at the winery’s award-winning Le Caveau Restaurant.
Nestled along the vineyard at Grand Pré Winery are other unique accommodations including: The Evangeline, Olde Lantern Inn & Vineyard, and a glamping adventure at Grand-Pré National Historic Site’s oTENTiks.
Visit Planters Ridge Winery and soak in the views while sampling their many wines. Extend your stay when you book your overnight getaway in one of their three luxurious bedrooms in the onsite farmhouse, each with a spa-like bathroom. In the morning, you’ll be treated to a beautiful breakfast in the sitting room.
Located across the vineyard from Planters Ridge Winery is one of Nova Scotia’s newest wineries. Sample Beausoleil’s farm-to-glass artisanal vinous ciders and small-lot wines during your overnight stay and gaze at the rows of vines from your guest suite.
Bear River Vineyard is a working winery where you can stay and enjoy the views. Their onsite guest suite comes with all the amenities you need to make your stay a relaxing experience including a queen bed and ensuite bathroom.
Located on the shores of Chedabucto Bay near the town of Guysborough is Authentic Seacoast: Yurts in the Vineyard. They host 10 Mongolian-style yurts and some even come with their own private wood-fired hot tub. Overnight guests can also enjoy a shoreside barrel sauna and truly unwind.
Authentic Seacoast isn’t currently producing wine but their brewery and distillery is not to be missed if you like to sample rum, whisky, vodka, and craft beers made with care.
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