Familiar yet unexpected, Nova Scotia is your destination. The South Shore Get carried away with carefree charm. Hop to Hubbards. Cruise cozy coves, quaint villages and headlands wrapped in gentle mists. Lobster pots wait on weathered wharfs of the Aspotogan Peninsula.
Spruce trees grip the rocky shores of secluded inlets where cormorants hang out their wings to dry.
Pedal the shores of Mahone Bay to Lunenberg with its warm bright architecture and continuing history of shipbuilding. Buy pewter, pottery and great handwoven coverlets. Further along the South Shore, untouched sparkling beaches, lichen-crusted rocks, and quiet pine forests await your visit. On a longer tour, pedal past Kejimkujik National Park to the Fundy shore. Gentle hills rise to orchards and red barns on bright pastures are hugged by stands of maple and beech.