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Nova Scotia vacations are truly worlds-away from anything you’ve ever experienced. Renowned for the highest tides in the world at the Bay of Fundy, award-winning vineyards scattered about the province, nationally recognized chefs at the helm of Nova Scotia restaurants and over 700 festivals annually, Nova Scotia is a place of remarkable natural beauty and thriving culture. Relax at Peggy’s Cove fishing village, go on a whale watching trip, tour the Cabot Trail on Cape Breton Island, experience Nova Scotia golf, learn about Nova Scotia genealogy or explore one of Canada’s Seven Wonders—Pier 21—on a Halifax tour. Remember a Nova Scotia accommodation can be found for every style of getaway, from a seaside inn to a quaint bed and breakfast or an urban Nova Scotia hotel.
- In Antigonish, you will find one of the finest professional theatres in the province. With a main stage and a children’s theatre, you can enjoy shows ranging from Godspell and Munsch Ado About Nothing, to Gaslight and Sexy Laundry.
- At historic Louisbourg in Cape Breton, experience a diverse blend of theatre and musical entertainment in a 17th-century style open-air theatre, modelled on Shakespeare’s Globe.
- For a complete open-air theatre experience, head to Point Pleasant Park in Halifax for one of Shakespeare by the Sea’s lively and entertaining performances.
View more Nova Scotia attractions » | |  | | - Sample the customs and traditions of the first Scots brought to Nova Scotia 250 years ago. At the Halifax Highland Games on July 12, there will be bagpipes, drums, highland dancing and feats of strength, such as the caber toss and hammer throw.
- In Cape Breton, you can celebrate the 25th anniversary of New Waterford Coal Dust Days from July 12-20. There’s music, children’s events, a strawberry festival, fireworks and more.
- Shelburne is celebrating the 225th anniversary of the Loyalist Landing with three action-packaged weekends.
- On Waterfront Weekend, July 11-13, experience the town’s rich maritime heritage.
- Grand Re-enactment Weekend, July 17-20, sees actors re-create the historic landing
- On Founders’ Day weekend, July 24-27, enjoy a variety of events, from a period Governor’s ball to fireworks and a parade of lights.
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Beautiful scenery, fantastic food and wine, a comfortable room—everything you need for a romantic break can be found at the Old Orchard Inn and Spa in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. Relax and tour the quaint rural towns of the Annapolis Valley by day, and enjoy the panorama of Cape Blomidon from the Acadian Dining Room as you enjoy your evening meal. Your package includes: - One night’s accommodation
- Fresh flowers to greet you in your room
- A bottle of sparkling wine delivered to your room when you arrive
- Gourmet dinner in the Acadian Dining Room
- Breakfast for two
- $275.00 per couple
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| Find your can’t-miss Nova Scotia attraction, activity or signature events using the power of Google Earth. Virtually fly over the province from place to place; zoom in tight or pull back for a wider view; all with real satellite imagery.
More about Google Earth » | |  | | With direct air connections to Halifax Airport for all major cities including Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, New York, Boston, Washington, Frankfurt and London, easy highway access, and convenient fast ferries, Nova Scotia is a lot easier to get to than you might think. And isn’t “easy” what a Nova Scotia getaway is all about?
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