Seabank House Bed and Breakfast
Open year-round
Nestled along Nova Scotia’s Northumberland Shore, the Town of Pictou radiates timeless maritime charm and hospitality. Over 250 years ago, the first wave of Scottish settlers arrived on its shores aboard the sailing Ship Hector, receiving help from the Mi’kmaw people. This tradition of genuine hospitality continues to thrive today, welcoming all who visit Pictou.
In summer, Pictou’s waterfront comes alive with outdoor musical performances, art shows, makers markets, heritage museums, waterfront patios, boardwalks dotted with Adirondack chairs and hammocks, and hidden gems like the “Land Lover” – a Northumberland Strait lobster boat that pays homage to Pictou’s rich fishing heritage.
Don’t miss the renowned Pictou Lobster Carnival held every July on the Pictou waterfront, a three-day celebration commemorating the conclusion of the spring lobster fishing season. Drawing in crowds with its maritime festivities, music, and sumptuous lobster, it’s a ‘time’ not to be missed.
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