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Wheelchair Accessibility in Nova Scotia and Peggy's Cove fishing village with colourful houses

 

Wheelchair Accessibility in Nova Scotia

Planning a vacation in Nova Scotia and looking to find places that are wheelchair accessible for you and your travel companions? Ensuring that everyone can enjoy their visit to Nova Scotia is important and we’ve gathered together self-identified wheelchair accessible tourism businesses by travel region – from accommodations, restaurants and museums to attractions, tours, and more – to assist you with your vacation planning. Be sure to contact businesses directly for additional information.

Shopping malls and shopping districts along with national and international chain restaurants and hotels quite often have wheelchair accessible parking, entrances, washroom facilities, and more for guests; though we always recommend that you contact businesses directly to ensure your specific needs are met.

Wheelchair Accessible Nova Scotia by Region

Halifax Metro

Places to stay, dine, visit and more

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ariel view of peggy's cove lighthouse

South Shore

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Yarmouth & Acadian Shores

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Kejimkujik National Park & National Historic Site

Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley

Places to stay, dine, visit and more

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Northumberland Shore

Places to stay, dine, visit and more

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Cape Smokey Gondola

Cape Breton Island

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Man riding an antique bike past waving children in Sherbrooke Village, a living history museum, in Sherbrooke, Nova Scotia

Eastern Shore

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*Tourism businesses listed in the above articles on NovaScotia.com have self-identified as being wheelchair accessible in their business listing(s) on NovaScotia.com and/or on their business website. Be sure to contact businesses directly for more information.

 

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