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Two people holding hands and staring up at the starry sky with headlamps on during a stargazing experience at Trout Point Lodge in Nova Scotia

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Stargazing

Nova Scotia is home to some of the darkest and clearest skies in North America and two official Dark Sky areas. Whether you’re looking to stargaze in the Acadian Skies & Mi’kmaq Lands Starlight Preserve, the first destination in North America to receive a Starlight certification by the Starlight Foundation, discover the brilliant night sky from within the Dark Sky Preserve, or to sleep under the stars in a geodesic dome on the ocean’s edge, you’ll be amazed at the celestial beauty overhead in Nova Scotia!

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100 Wild Islands

100 Wild Islands

The 100 Wild Islands are a protected coastal archipelago on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore, about an hour east of Halifax.

Hubbards

Hubbards

Find white sand beaches, world‑class sailing, fresh local seafood, cosatal charm, natural beauty, and good times.

Snowmobiling

Snowmobiling

With 5,000 km of snowmobile trails in Nova Scotia, outdoor fun keeps going all winter long.

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