Nova Scotia is a wonderful combination of beautiful scenery, lively festivals, small-town charm, fascinating history, and friendly and down-to-earth people. Drive through New Brunswick or come by Ferry through St. John. Take the CAT from Bar Harbor, Maine or the Confederation Bridge from PEI.
Todays featured Bridgewater hotel:
The Comfort Inn® hotel is conveniently located near many destinations, including the Bridgewater Mall, Eastside Plaza, Bridgewater Curling Club, Wile Carding Mill Museum, DesBrisay Museum and Exhibition Centre and the South Shore Exhibition, better .....
Todays featured Westport motel:
Brier Island Lodge, perched atop the cliffs of the island overlooking the ocean, offers you comfortable, oceanfront vacation accommodations along with a unique Nova Scotia regional dining experience and whale watching boat tours..
Todays featured Pictou Bed & Breakfast or Boutique Hotel:
8 spacious air conditioned rooms. All the rooms offer phone, wireless and hard-wired high speed internet, 4 piece whirlpool bath,cable television, hardwood floors, kitchenettes available, 2 units are barrier free, light breakfast included.
Todays featured Shelburne cottage / chalet or cabin:
Relax by listening to the sounds of the sea while relaxing on your own private deck overlooking a spectacular view of the sea, sailboats, and sunsets. Located beside a waterfront restaurant with outside deck, marina, theatre, gift shops, bike & kayak rentals, harbour tours, walking tours and trails.
"Shelburne Harbourside Cottages are a wonderful place to stay and you could not ask for a cleaner place. The view is beautiful and Dave and Annette are two of the nicest people you will meet. I would ..... "
Todays featured Boularderie motel:
Kelly's View Motel is centrally located, within easy driving distance from the best attractions on the island including Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site, the scenic Cabot Trail and Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
Todays featured St. Peter's campground / RV park:
Battery Provincial Park offers 56 campsites, 22 open, 8 partially wooded, and 23 wooded, located on a picturesque hillside, showers and flush toilets, a picnic area, and an unsupervised beach. Walking trails provide good views of the surrounding landscapes and bodies of water.
The region is a great place to visit. Tour our coastal highways. Discover our parks, museums and wilderness areas. Sample our unique food, music, crafts and folkways. Relax and unwind in a place that puts a premium on community pride and family life.
We have been welcoming visitors for hundreds of years and Nova Scotia has been a vacation destination for more than a century. And we've earned a reputation for genuine friendliness and warm hospitality. Experience history and unwind in a heritage bed and breakfast or inn. Play a round of golf. Get romantic. Come discover your Nova Scotia in Atlantic Canada.