Category Archives: Nova Scotia

The Halifax Waterfront is a must see when visiting the city, better crafted and more entertaining than most. The boardwalk is long, 2 ½ miles or 10 city blocks, brimming with restaurants, galleries, shops, farmers market, and casino. +Spy a … Continue reading →

A very popular and bustling fishing village in Nova Scotia filled with character and tourist buses. I spent an hour walking the town to see what one of the two UNESCO World Heritage Site in North America had to offer. … Continue reading →

Peggy’s Cove is a small idyllic fishing community that made it big with the tourists. Now crowded and frequented by tour buses, the area is touted as a ‘must-see’ when in Nova Scotia. To be honest I wasn’t expecting much … Continue reading →

What surprised me the most about Nova Scotia? I never thought a visit to the beach would have been one of my favorite memories. Carters Beach [Carters Beach Rd, Port Mouton, Nova Scotia B0T 1T0, Canada] is a true hidden … Continue reading →

Find fresh and simple goodness in a local fishing village at Charlene’s Bayside Restaurant [9657 Highway 105 Whycocomagh, NS B0E 3M0 Canada], just the experience you need when traveling through Nova Scotia. The vibe is nautically home-y and service is … Continue reading →

I planned my trip to Nova Scotia around visiting Cape Breton Highlands National Park, two days to explore a splendid natural gem ripe with outdoor opportunities. You can hike any of the 26 trails in the park, spot a moose, … Continue reading →

Meander just beyond the famous Cabot Trail to discover a hidden gem of a hike, the stunning White Point trail. The nearest address is for the Two Tittle Bed & Breakfast [2119 White Point, New Haven, NS B0C 1P0, Canada], … Continue reading →

As an amateur birder, the number one item on my bucket list while visiting Nova Scotia was to see a puffin. To catch a glimpse of these adorable birds you must take a boat tour, as they nest on the … Continue reading →

Nova Scotia was everything I dreamed of and more. I just got back from visiting Cape Breton, Halifax, and the Bay of Fundy. I can’t wait to tell you about hiking and paddling through national parks, touring the capital, exploring … Continue reading →