Must Visit Local Thrift and Consignment Stores in Nova Scotia
Thrift shopping has grown in popularity because there are more people who want to save money and lessen their environmental impact. Luckily, Nova Scotia is home to… Read more »
12 Places to See Apple Blossoms in Nova Scotia
April showers bring May flowers and apple blossoms. Top up the festivities during the Annual Apple Blossom Festival in the Annapolis Valley with a trip to see… Read more »
25 Fabulous Places to Propose in Nova Scotia
If you’re thinking about popping the big question, but you’re stuck on the best place to do it, never fear, Nova Scotia is here! In all seriousness,… Read more »
Places Offering Winter Trail Rides and Sleigh Rides in Nova Scotia
Whether you want to be taller and still get some great exercise, or you want to have an outdoor ride like the olden days, you need a… Read more »
20+ Parks to Explore During Winter in Nova Scotia
Taking a stroll in the park on a winter afternoon is fun all around the province, no matter the weather (unless it’s sleeting, then stay inside if… Read more »
15 Frozen Waterfall Hikes in Nova Scotia
Water, water, everywhere…and sometimes it is frozen. In the cold of Nova Scotia’s winters, you can find many beautiful places to enjoy the coldest of water, from… Read more »
25 Outdoor Family Winter Activities in and around Halifax
Wintertime is going to look different in 2021…but then again, all winters have their challenges (anyone else remember 2015 and the Wednesday Storms?) The most important thing… Read more »
25 Must-Visit Lighthouses in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia is a peninsula only by a few miles—it’s much closer to being an island. With coastlines known for being rugged and dangerous, lighthouses became a necessity. Lots of lighthouses. There are over 170 lighthouses around Nova Scotia, so you never have to go far. The 25 below are especially cool examples either for their history, their location, or their modern incarnations.
50 Bucket List Ideas for a Summer Trip to Nova Scotia
If you’re looking for adventure, beauty, relaxation, history, incredible food, and interesting stores, you will find all these and more in Nova Scotia. From Yarmouth to Meat… Read more »
25 Things to Do this Summer in Richmond County
Richmond County is the smallest in Cape Breton, but there’s still plenty to do outside. With a variety of activities on land and sea, Everything being close means you can hit as many of these locations as you want in just a few days!
Top Outdoor Things to Do this Summer in Sydney and Cape Breton County
Cape Breton County is the most populated part of Cape Breton Island, with the capital city of Sydney in the middle (almost). This is a county rich in diverse history, and the names and locations of outdoor places reflect this history. Here is a list of 25 places to enjoy summer outdoors in and around Sydney.
25 Outdoor Summer Adventures in Inverness County
Inverness County is known for great golfing, great music, and the Great Outdoors. Inverness has a distinct look and feel, even to the rest of Cape Breton,… Read more »
25 Things to Do this Summer in Baddeck & Victoria County
Victoria County encompasses some of the wildest places in Cape Breton. The Cape Breton Highlands Park is the major feature, but you’ll also find adventures on the… Read more »
25 of the Best Things to Do this Summer in Antigonish County
Antigonish County is perhaps best known for being home to St. Francis Xavier University (St. FX), but there’s so much more to do here. You can find whatever part of the outdoors you love best and have a tremendous time exploring it. From 4 million-year-old-rocks to a modern day amusement park, you’ll become part of the story of the county, and it will become part of your story too.
25 of the Best Things to Do this Summer in Pictou County
Pictou County can be distinguished by its variety of stories. You’ve got stories of peoples coming together and learning how to live with each other, stories of people creating spaces to live and learn together outside, and stories of the natural world all over the county. Wherever you spend your time in Pictou, you’ll hear these stories and watch them play out. Come visit, and add your own stories to the tapestry.
25 Places to Visit in Canada with Guinness World Records
The Guinness World Records have been around since 1954 and was created by Sir Hugh Beaver who was the Managing Director of the Guinness Brewery at the… Read more »
10 Places to Go Picnicking or Walking on the Ocean Floor in Canada
Selling out within minutes in 2019, The Flying Apron Inn & Cookery’s Dining on the Ocean Floor event at Burntcoat Head Park took beach picnicking to a… Read more »
25 of the Best Waterfalls to Visit in Nova Scotia
With the unique landscape of Nova Scotia, it is no wonder that there are so many waterfalls across the province. Many waterfalls are located in provincial parks,… Read more »
25 Must Visit Natural Attractions in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia’s natural beauty can be found in every corner of the province. The coasts show off stunning oceanic sights, while inland Nova Scotia has woods and… Read more »
25 Scenic Hikes and Lookouts in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia is a beautiful province in so many ways, so there have to be many ways to enjoy these beauties. From the Halifax Regional Municipality to… Read more »
Canada From Home: Explore Our Stunning National Parks for Free Online
There is much to discover in Canada’s National Parks and not being able to get to them physically shouldn’t stop you from enjoying the fabulous natural areas… Read more »
Unique Things to Eat & Drink in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia is a delicious melting pot of culinary experiences. There are all sorts of cultures that combine here, and out of that mix a few dishes… Read more »
25 Things to Do in Winter in Cape Breton Island
As the temperature drops, Cape Breton becomes a breathtakingly beautiful winter wonderland. Get ready for cool activities and to warm up at Ceilidhs. Break out your warmest clothing and get ready to embrace the coastal winter like an Islander.
Things to Do in Cheticamp
Located on the Cabot Trail, Cheticamp is an Acadian fishing village. Along with its neighbour Saint-Joseph-du-Moine, they make up the largest Francophone enclave on Cape Breton Island…. Read more »