Discover Nova Scotia

Discover Nova Scotia Only a six-hour flight from the UK, Nova Scotia is the perfect summer destination for a fly drive holiday. The province offers endless opportunities to embark on an adventure to remember, from whale watching, kayaking, hiking and more as they explore Nova Scotia's beautiful wilderness and diverse heritage. Other activities include cultural pursuits, fantastic museums, indigenous experiences, wineries, warm water beaches and star gazing. Areas to Explore… Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site: Experience the unsurpassed beauty and natural wonder of the only Parks Canada site that is designated both a National Park and a National Historic site. Explore wilderness trails, lakes and rivers by foot, mountain bike, canoe or kayak. Lunenburg: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, wander Olde Town Lunenburg’s distinctive waterfront and brightly coloured buildings. On the working waterfront you might just catch a glimpse of the Bluenose II – Nova Scotia’s sailing ambassador. Bay of Fundy: The Bay of Fundy is home to the world’s highest tides and 12 species of whale including the majestic Humpback. Experience tidal bore rafting and view the unique coastal rock formations best seen from a hiking trail, or the water by kayak. Halifax: The capital of Nova Scotia is a vibrant urban resort with plenty of live music, markets, shops and restaurants, as well as featuring spectacular views from its 2.5 mile boardwalk along the historic waterfront. Cape Breton Highlands: With 26 hiking trails, six magnificent beaches, 24 stunning lookout points, eight campsites and world class golf at Highlands Links, as well as one of the world’s most scenic drives, The Cabot Trail; Cape Breton Highlands National Park is an outdoor adventure hot spot! Nova Scotia Activities… With over 8,000 miles of coastline, Nova Scotia has an abundance of beautiful beaches. Unwind with the rolling waves and breathe in the salty air. Grab a surfboard or simply relax on a warm, sandy beach with a good book. From Canada’s first true links course at Cabot Links and its sister course Cabot Cliffs, to the modern seacoast layout at Fox Harb’r Resort, Nova Scotia is welcoming the world to discover its exceptional golf experiences. For centuries, Nova Scotia’s lighthouses have greeted visitors from across the globe and helped protect those who make their living on the water. Today, 150 lighthouses remain and dot the rugged coastlines. Built in 1915, Peggy’s Point Lighthouse still keeps watch over surging ocean waves and working lobster boats and no beacon is as well-known or photographed. Nova Scotia is home to more than 20 wineries and vineyards, each a testament to the province's commitment and dedication to the craft. Sample wines from sparkling and icewine to rosés and reds and be sure to experience the signature appellation wine, Tidal Bay. Take a trip to one of the many vineyards and enjoy a tasting session around a bonfire with friends! Sights, Sounds and Seafood of Nova Scotia - 14-nights (2-nights Halifax, 12-nights motorhome) including flights from £1499 per person Four-Province Discovery Fly-drive - 14-nights 4* hotels, 11-days car hire, 1-night VIA Rail Moncton to Quebec City including flights from £1999 per person I’m a Travel Counsellor and with us it’s personal. If you want to travel with peace of mind get in touch with your holiday plans however near or far away. Thank you to my clients who continue to book with me, knowing they have me at the end of the phone available every step of the way when they travel in the UK and rest of the world, for leisure and for business.