Nova Scotia’s North Shore Road Trip

Nova Scotia’s North Shore is home to some of the province’s most beautiful — and often overlooked — beaches. Stretching along the Northumberland…

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35 Things to Do in Nova Scotia

Looking for the best things to do in Nova Scotia? This local’s guide goes beyond Peggy’s Cove and the Cabot Trail with 35+ authentic experiences. From tidal bore rafting and secret beaches to small-town markets, historic sites, and hidden hikes, discover Nova Scotia like a local.

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Is the Annapolis Valley Worth Visiting?

From wine tours and waterfalls to farmers markets and free bike rentals, the Annapolis Valley in Nova Scotia is absolutely worth visiting. This guide breaks down what to do, where to eat, and how to enjoy the region on any budget—whether you’re splurging on a vineyard lunch or saving with scenic hikes and seaside views.

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Budget Night Out in Halifax

Halifax, Nova Scotia has become one of the top destinations for Canadian tourists in 2025. But it’s also becoming increasingly expensive to spend time there. You can still have a great evening out and not break the bank though. Here’s my itinerary for a budget night out in Halifax.

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MacCormacks Beach Provincial Park

Several years ago, I aimed to visit all of Nova Scotia’s provincial parks, yet work got in the way. Nevertheless, exploring new parks in Nova Scotia is enjoyable, especially when someone mentions “beach!” MacCormacks Beach, just 23 minutes from downtown Halifax, offers a white sand beach and charming surroundings. It may not have extensive amenities, but it’s a delightful destination.

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Guide to Grand Pré, Nova Scotia

Grand Pré is a rural community one hour from Halifax. It is famous for being the site of the beginnings of the deportation of the Acadians from Nova Scotia in 1755. It is a great little area to use as a base for further exploring. But there is also plenty to do within the community!

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Where to Eat & Drink in Windsor, Nova Scotia

Windsor is a small town about 40 minutes from Halifax in the Annapolis Valley of Nova Scotia, Canada. This little town has come a long way in the last ten years, and is now not only a spot young families choose to make home, but also a great destination for travelers. If you’ve come to Windsor, and perhaps are staying at my AirBnB, you’ve come to a great spot – especially if you’re keen on good food and fancy cocktails!

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