Nova Scotia is one of Canada’s four Atlantic Provinces — and a destination that feels worlds away. With its rugged coastline, sweeping ocean views, and charming seaside communities, this eastern province is a dream for outdoor lovers and culture seekers alike when you hop across from the UK.
Explore scenic Provincial Parks where adventures range from strolling along secluded white-sand beaches to witnessing the world’s highest tides at the awe-inspiring Bay of Fundy. Nature here is not just beautiful — it’s dramatic, diverse, and deeply restorative.
Peggy's Cove Lighthouse Sunset
Whale & Dolphin Bay of Fundy
Lunenburg Fall
Halifax Waterfront Evening
Cape Breton Summer Hike
Franey Trail Cape Breton
Kejimkujik National Park
Yarmounth Waterfront
Sandy Point Beach
Luckett Vineyward
Seafood lovers will find paradise in Nova Scotia. Feast on freshly caught lobster, oysters, and the famous Digby scallops, all served with Atlantic views and warm Maritime hospitality.
History comes alive across the province, too. Wander through centuries-old forts, vibrant Acadian villages, and historic port towns where Canada’s rich heritage is preserved in museums, architecture, and local stories.
In summer, Nova Scotia truly shines. Picture gingerbread-trimmed houses, candy-striped lighthouses, and wild-rose-dotted shores that will have you reaching for your camera at every turn. On Cape Breton Island, the world-renowned Cabot Trail offers unforgettable hiking, while more hidden trails invite quiet reflection and wildlife encounters throughout the province.
Kayak alongside whales off Cape Breton’s coast, or paddle through the misty coves and untouched islands of the Eastern Shore — both experiences that feel like stepping into another world.
If you’re searching for an urban escape, head to the province’s lively capital, Halifax. Here, you'll find a blend of world-class dining, a thriving live music scene, and a cosmopolitan vibe that’s still grounded in coastal charm.
Aside from the great outdoors and quaint villages, there is a large number of attractions in Nova Scotia. Here is just a small selection:-
We have a selection of holidays which allow you to experience the best of Nova Scotia.
June Holidays
Canada Motorhome Holidays
The Charms of Nova Scotia
Canada Motorhome Holidays
Canada Holiday Offers
The Charms of Nova Scotia
Canada Motorhome Holidays
Ontario & Quebec
Canada and New England Cruises
USA Cruises
Discover culture and history in Halifax
The capital of the province is the largest city in Atlantic Canada. Among the many fascinating sights in this cultural destination, a visit to Pier 21 is a must-do. Here you will find Canada’s Museum of Immigration, where a million immigrants from Europe, Britain and Ireland arrived between 1928-1971 as they sought a new life in Canada. On Halifax’s waterfront, you can visit the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. Spend time learning about Nova Scotia’s marine history, including its role in the aftermath of the sinking of the Titanic. Halifax is the perfect base for your coastal adventure, with shopping, markets and fantastic food in the city, plus beautiful coves, harbours and coastlines waiting to be explored.

Work up an appetite and sample the freshest seafood
Nova Scotia offers visitors the chance to savour several culinary delights, but none more so than delicious seafood. Famous Digby scallops, fresh lobster and mussels are among the highlights of every menu in the province. After a day exploring the sights of Nova Scotia, you are bound to have worked up an appetite, and there are no better flavours than some of the freshest delicacies that the province has to offer. To complement the food scene, Nova Scotia has several wineries and vineyards where you can sample a glass or two of vintage wine. The perfect pairing in a picturesque setting.

Enjoy jaw-dropping encounters with wildlife
The coastlines and waters off Nova Scotia are the ideal setting to spot a variety of wildlife. There are over 12 species of whales to be found, with tours available to give you the best photo opportunities. The area is also home to dolphins, seals and seabirds. The summer months in particular sees wildlife blossom and allows visitors to truly appreciate the stunning natural beauty of Nova Scotia.

Immerse yourself in charming local heritage
There is no shortage of sights to tick off your list during your holiday in Nova Scotia. Explore Peggy’s Cove to visit the lighthouse, built in 1915, which is the most photographed in Canada. The province has three UNESCO World Heritage Sites: the Bay of Fundy, the historic town of Lunenburg, and the Landscape of Grand Pré. With a selection of museums, beautiful and peaceful spots along the coastline, as well as trails to explore for those who love the great outdoors, Nova Scotia offers perfect sightseeing opportunities amid stunning landscapes.

Below are a small selection of the cities and towns we can include on your Canada holiday.
Here are just a few of the experiences you can include in your Canada holiday and visiting Nova Scotia. Contact our experts to add them to your holiday.
Andrew Bartlett
Just returned from fly drive in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island organised by Stewart Travel which exceeded our expectations.Vicki came up with a trip which not only provided us with a variety of places to explore and scenery but included quality places to stay. Despite our satellite navigation not working after first few days details provided before hand allowed us to get to each destination. Great trip not only allowed us to gain more about the history of the area but also meet some great people. From our experience would definitely book our next trip with them.
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