Nova Scotia is a province located on the East Coast of Canada. These articles are a collection of Nova Scotia travel planning tips and guides.
Take a Nova Scotia Road Trip, Explore the Cabot Trail, Go Tidal Bore Rafting, and Visit the Famous Peggy’s Cove.
Looking for the very best things to do in Nova Scotia? After extensively traveling the entire province from North to South, we’ve had many grand adventures. This Nova Scotia travel guide will help you make the most of your East Coast Road Trip and offer unique ideas of what to see and do. Things to do in Nova Scotia Nova Scotia… Read More
The Cabot Trail is one of Canada’s Ultimate Scenic Highways. Located on Nova Scotia’s Cape Breton Island. It is a rite of passage for many Canadians hoping to explore the best scenic stops in the country. We set off from Halifax early one morning to spend five days exploring the famed coastal route and here are the top stops we encountered on our counter… Read More
The Skyline Trail of Cape Breton is the most scenic hike on one of Canada’s most scenic driving routes. If you are planning on doing only one hike when driving around Nova Scotia’s Cabot Trail this is the trail to do! About Cape Breton’s Skyline Trail If you are looking for the Skyline Trail, it is located between Pleasant Bay and… Read More
For someone who is not a fan of water, I tend to do a lot of water sports. But when visiting the World’s Highest Tides, you can’t miss tidal bore rafting! Dave loves the water, he’s a Pisces and can spend hours swimming in anything. He embraces high adrenaline sports like whitewater kayaking and river rafting while I tag along,… Read More
From Lunenberg to Peggy’s Cove, Mahone Bay to the Blue Rocks, Nova Scotia’s south shore is beautiful. We’ve rounded up our best Nova Scotia pictures taking the southern route from Halifax to Yarmouth. If you want more Nova Scotia, check out our best pictures from the Cabot Trail. Nova Scotia Pictures Lunenburg Lunenburg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and… Read More
It was our first East Coast road trip in Canada and Nova Scotia was the perfect starting point. Nova Scotia was made for road tripping. We landed at the Halifax airport, we picked up our car and set off to explore the south shore of the province. It doesn’t take long to get anywhere in Nova Scotia and there are a… Read More
