48 Hours in Halifax: A Coastal Staycation Full of Maritime Charm
Perched along the Atlantic coast, Halifax offers a staycatio...
NOVA SCOTIA:
Fortress by the Sea: Fort Louisbourg Reimagined for Immersive Atlantic Staycations
On the rugged shoreline of Cape Breton Island stands one of ...
Wolfville, Nova Scotia: A Gourmet Winter Escape Wrapped in Frost
Tucked into the Annapolis Valley and framed by vineyards and...
Cosy Coastal Holidays: Nova Scotia on a Budget
Nova Scotia is known across Canada for its rugged coastlines...
Did You Know…
- The oldest continuously operating farmers’ market in North America is in Nova Scotia? Yes! The Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market has been running since 1750.
- Cape Breton Island hosts one of the strongest Gaelic-speaking communities outside Scotland? That’s right—Cape Breton is famous for its vibrant Gaelic culture.
- Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse is one of Canada’s most photographed lighthouses? Indeed, this iconic lighthouse was built in 1915 and draws visitors from around the world.
- Nova Scotia produces over 90% of Canada’s wild blueberries? Yes, wild blueberries are a major local crop featured in many Nova Scotian dishes.
- The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world? Yes, tides here can rise as much as 16 metres, making it a natural wonder.
