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Pristine wilderness, historically-themed attractions, authentic fishing communities, and beaches stretching as far as the eye can see offer explorers an array of off-the-beaten-path adventures on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore.
Surf’s up year-round and the pounding waves at Lawrencetown and Martinique Beaches beckon surf enthusiasts to some of the best surfing conditions on the east coast. For something more subdued but just as intrepid, explore the 100 Wild Islands. Protected in perpetuity, these islands offer explorers sheltered coves, clear turquoise waters, windswept headlands and unique boreal rainforests.
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Explore the protected 100 Wild Islands as you follow coastal roads to beautiful beaches, local markets, fresh seafood, and cozy oceanfront accommodations.
Learn MoreFind yourself surrounded by unspoiled nature and rugged coastal beauty in quiet little villages nestled into safe harbours where tales of rum running are still told.
Learn MoreDiscover the protected 100 Wild Islands, spend the day hiking the coast or white sand beach at Taylor Head Provincial Park as you visit this quaint coastal community.
Learn MoreStep back in time at Sherbrooke Village, a preserved village of homes and businesses where you can chat with costumed interpreters and even dine on traditional foods.
Learn MoreKnown for Lawrencetown Beach, a year-round surfing destination. Connect to The Great Trail here; a trail system that stretches across Canada.
Learn MoreStretching from Halifax to Cape Breton Island, the Eastern Shore is a place where historic attractions, pristine wilderness, comforting cuisine, and expansive beaches come together to create a scenic seaside getaway.
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