Nova Scotia is wonderful for travel from late spring through early autumn. Whether you’re planning a relaxing getaway to Halifax or you want to do a road trip circling the Lighthouse Route and along the Bay of Fundy, there are so many things to do!
One of the most interesting things to experience in Nova Scotia is the Bay of Fundy. The raging tides make for some wild landscapes and natural wonders as they rise and fall. Pair with this a lobstering and fishing culture, as well as historic sites from the first European settlers and you’ll find Nova Scotia to be amazing to explore, especially with kids.
Check out our Nova Scotia travel guides and podcast episodes. With each visit back, we update information, so check back to see what’s new in Nova Scotia!
Halifax, the South Shore and Bay of Fundy, 30+ things to do in Nova Scotia that are sure to be a great experience, especially in fall. From Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to lobster grilled cheese on a secluded cove, this is the Nova Scotia itinerary you MUST HAVE!
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Halifax, Nova Scotia is a beautiful city, surrounded by water and history. These are the best things to do and eat in Halifax, recommendations for where to stay, and when to visit Halifax.
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Known as the Nova Scotia Lighthouse Route, he south shore out of Halifax, the capital city of Nova Scotia, is a wonderful, colorful adventure. The lighthouse route is fun and beautiful, one of the best road trips you can do in the Maritimes of Canada.
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The northern shore of Nova Scotia is one of the most beautiful places we’ve traveled and it’s perfect for a Nova Scotia road trip. The Bay of Fundy is home to both the most aggressive tides on earth and some of the epic sights. And the top pick for a lobster meal that you’d never expect…
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