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Best Places to Visit in Nova Scotia, Canada

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A sublime combination of city life and natural beauty is what makes Nova Scotia worth living. Choose your adventures here as it provides for some lovely views while you plan on going for a hike or indulge in water activities.

Cabot Trail

It is one of the most picturesque drives in the world. Everything about this place is awe strikingly gorgeous. The hiking trails, the coastal view and the passing towns.

Halifax Waterfront

It is a very bustling harbor area with the buzz of people and activities. Check out the bars, restaurants and shops in this vibrant place.

Lunenburg

This is a UNESCO world heritage site. The colorful buildings on the waterfront are a treat to the eye. A very ideal place for some postcard pictures.

Bay of Fundy

This rocky terrain offers a plethora of options to explore. Hiking, rafting, whale watching and kayaking to name a few. A hide tide zone that has some beautiful rock formations too.

Whale Watching

Whale watching is one of the major activities offered in Nova Scotia. Put yourself up for a tour with some live commentary watching 12 species of whales.

Peggy's Cove

Known for its fishing village, this lighthouse is a vibrant place with jaw-dropping ocean views.

Cape Breton Highlands

This outdoor adventure spot is the most luxurious affair one can have with nature. It comprises a large number of hiking trails, beaches and campgrounds.

Hiking Spots

Hiking forms one of the major adventures in Nova Scotia. The primary reason being the trails offered by this panoramic place. Keep a day aside to hike a trail, your closest encounter with nature.

Beaches

Nova Scotia's expansive coastline offers a range of beaches to dip into. Unwind yourself by surfing or simply lazying on the sandy beach with a good book

Kejimkujik National Park

A national park and a national historic site, this place is a must-visit. Enjoy a kayaking session soaking in the raw and abundant beauty of the park.

Halifax Citadel

In the heart of the city, Halifax Citadel is a national historic site that was originally built as a military fortification.

Fortress Of Louisbourg

Another national historic site that provides a peek into the French colonial life of pre-historic times. It is one of the largest reconstruction of a site.

Wineries

Nova Scotia is known for its many prevalent wineries. While you are here, indulge in some fine wine exploring the beautiful vineyards.

Hub for Adventure

Choose from kayaking, canoeing and camping activities. There is a perfect place in Nova Scotia to enjoy each adventure sport.

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Golf clubs

Nova Scotia is largely known for its many magnificent and sprawling golf clubs, as well as for the love of the sport. Challenge your inner Golfer and indulge in a game of golf.