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Welcome to Nova Scotia, Canada's Seacoast. We are home to the highest tides in the world, historic landmarks, sandy beaches and harbour fronts. Nova Scotia will leave you with more than memories, it will leave its mark on your soul. Discover all there is to do in at novascotia.com. If you prefer a city excursion, log into destinationhalifax.com to see what's happening in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Interested in some theatre, check out neptunetheatre.com to see a complete listing of this year's performances. Prefer the sounds of world renowned musicians see what's on at symphonynovascotia.ca today.
FlyHalifax.com is your online gateway to airport and travel information for Halifax, Nova Scotia. If you plan to travel to or from Halifax and Nova Scotia, use our website for valuable information on the Halifax International Airport, flight arrival and departure schedules and airline information. Discover a Nova Scotian experience and come see what makes us Canada's Seacoast. Explore what our communities can offer for a fun and exciting vacation.
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Antigonish County
We are sure that you will be delighted with the scenic beauty of our county and its coastline, with its beaches, parks, trails and nature sites; its historic homes, lighthouses and churches; its art and craft studios, campgrounds and golf courses; its communities, its people and their heritage; and the many adventures and outdoor activities, attractions, festivals and events, and recreational opportunities that our county has to offer.
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Cape Breton Island
Cape Breton Island has lured visitors to her shores for thousands of years. It is an amazing place, where the sand and sea air have joined forces with the enchantment of our history to create an indescribable atmosphere. As you visit with us, you'll see what we mean!
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Central Nova Scotia
Central Nova Scotia's Bay of Fundy and scenic Glooscap and Sunrise Trails offer two incredibly distinct coastal experiences.
Glooscap Trail
The Bay of Fundy is where visitors will encounter an amazing landscape steeped in history and shaped by the Highest Tides in the World. Glooscap Trail offer some of the best outdoor experiences including tidal bore rafting, coastal hiking, sea kayaking, and fossil and rock hounding.
Sunrise Trail
Nova Scotia's Sunrise Trail along the Northumberland Shore leads to a rural paradise of endless sandy beaches. The waters of the Sunrise Trail are the warmest in Nova Scotia—resulting in less fog and great summer swimming!
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Destination Halifax
One of the world's perfect places. With over 400 km of dramatic coastline, white sand beaches,
and one of the world's largest natural harbours, its no wonder life here revolves around the sea.
But there's so much more. From city streets to lazy afternoons by the ocean, it's all here in the Halifax Regional Municipality.
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Eastern Shore
Nova Scotia Seacoast is your best starting point for travel and tourism in the Eastern Shore areas of Nova Scotia. This area represents some of our provinces most natural and untouched wilderness and coastline.
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Evangeline Trail
From the seaport of Yarmouth, the tides of Fundy rise until they reach a high of up to 16.5 metres (54 feet) at the headwaters of the Bay of Fundy's Minas Basin. The Evangeline Trail parallels the Fundy coast, passing through some of North America's earliest European history and the delightful villages and orchards of the Annapolis Valley. It's a journey that spans 400 years of settlement, a journey that will take you past fortresses, farms and fishing villages, a journey rich in culture, diversity, charm and natural beauty.
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HalifaxKiosk.com
There are so many things to do in Halifax, Nova Scotia! Not to be missed is the Citadel National Historic Park, the star-shaped hilltop fort built in the early 1800's, that is located right in middle of downtown Halifax. Stroll through Halifax's streets and you'll immediately be impressed with the city's architecture; plus you'll most likely run across a lively neighborhood that entices you to shop, eat and people watch. We look forward to having you here with us! Come and visit HalifaxKiosk.com... your search ends here.
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Inverness County
Cape Breton Island is Nova Scotia's masterpiece. We invite you to discover the "magic" in that masterpiece, in Inverness County. Cape Breton's Ceilidh Trail, the Bras d'Or Lakes Scenic Drive, and Hwy 105, all pass through Inverness County, with all roads leading to the famous Cabot Trail. Inverness County promises some of the most spectacular scenic views and breathtaking sunsets on the island.
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Pictou County
Experience our incredible coastline and beaches that boast waters the warmest you will find north of the Carolinas. Revel in the serenity and unspoiled beauty of groomed trails and parks, lush farmlands and mountain top views. Relive the stories of our peoples at one of our historic sites and museums. Join in the celebration of our communities at our multitude of festivals, parades and community gatherings.
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Queen's County Tourism
Come and experience theatre, museums, art or country music, to explore 80 thousand acres of protected places including national, provincial and municipal parks, to walk along miles of sandy beaches, to visit our many lighthouses and to savour 18th and early 19th century architecture, come and share our community of Queens.
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Richmond County
Culture & heritage are alive in Richmond County. The region’s Acadian, Irish, Mi'kmaq and Scottish heritage are centuries old and thriving. Learn about the enduring Mi'kmaq culture and one of Canada's newest National Historic Sites at Chapel Island. Enjoy fresh, local seafood in a place where the fishery is part of our heritage. Set sail and explore some of the finest boating in the world.
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Shelburne County
Historic Shelburne is perhaps one of the best "undiscovered place" in Canada. We've just been called the "most culturally vibrant small town in Canada". Shelburne County is just minutes drive from the Cat Ferry from Bar Harbor, Maine and about 2 hours from Halifax.
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South Shore Tourism
Imagine the landscape as it was when Champlain and de Monts first arrived four centuries ago. Follow shoreline roads past rugged, wave-carved headlands and tranquil, island-studded bays. Discover historic towns and weathered fishing villages where legends of the sea come alive and the rhythm of life moves in harmony with the tides.
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Victoria County
Victoria County is blessed with many of Cape Breton Island's finest cultural and outdoor attractions. Take time to explore these treasures and learn more about our communities. There is plenty to do and lots to see. Experience our culture, our scenery and friendly hospitality.
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Yarmouth County Tourism
Enjoy uncrowded highways, beautiful scenery, miles of seacoast dotted with lighthouses. Learn of the area's rich history, while viewing the many architectural styles.
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