Hotels in Nova Scotia
Though Canada’s second smallest province, Nova Scotia offers a world of culture, history, outdoor fun, seafood and local fare, and unmatched scenery.
An incredibly historic region of the continent, Atlantic Canada hosts some of the most impressive landmarks on the East Coast –especially in Nova Scotia.
Nova Scotia alone is home to 87 National Historic Sites of Canada, two Parks Canada sites, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and more than its share of iconic lighthouses.
Peggys Cove is famous for its heavily photographed Peggys Point Lighthouse – a major fixture of the Nova Scotia image, and found along the Lighthouse Trail. Other Nova Scotia lighthouses include Cape Forchu Lightstation in Yarmouth, Fort Point Lighthouse in Liverpool, and many more.
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Outdoor Adventure in our Parks and Beaches
Outdoor adventure is found in Nova Scotia’s national parks. Cape Breton Highlands National Park sits on the tip of Cape Breton Island, while Kejimkujik National Park covers part of the western Nova Scotia peninsula. Adventurers and traveling families come for the fall colours of Cape Breton, and the sandy escapes of the Kejimkujik Seaside.