Port Medway Lighthouse Park
Open year-round
South Shore, Port Medway
Phares
It’s not surprising that Nova Scotia has the largest number of lighthouses of any province in Canada given our thousands of kilometres of coastline. Lighthouses are a common sight along the seacoasts and remain an important symbol of the past, and beautifully highlight our picturesque coastal landscape. Some are open to the public while others can be observed by walking or cycling by.
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Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse and Village
Open year-round
South Shore, Peggy’s Cove -
Fort Point Lighthouse Park
South Shore, Liverpool -
Burntcoat Head Park
Open seasonally (June, July, August, September, October)
Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley, Noel -
Cape Forchu Lighthouse
Open year-round
Yarmouth & Acadian Shores, Cape Forchu -
Louisbourg Lighthouse – Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site
Open year-round
Cape Breton Island, Louisbourg -
Church Point Lighthouse (Le Phare de la Pointe)
Yarmouth & Acadian Shores, Church Point -
Cape Saint Mary Lighthouse Park
Open year-round
Yarmouth & Acadian Shores, Cape St. Mary’s -
Seal Island Light Museum
South Shore, Barrington -
Point Prim Lighthouse
Open year-round
Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley, Bay View -
Arisaig Lighthouse
Northumberland Shore, Arisaig -
Gilbert’s Cove Lighthouse
Open seasonally (June, July, August, September)
Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley, Gilbert’s Cove
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