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What to know before you make it your own
There is a reason so many people fall in love with the idea of owning a piece of the Nova Scotia coastline. The sound of the water, the long summer evenings on the deck, the feeling of having a place that …
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What to know before you make it your own
There is a reason so many people fall in love with the idea of owning a piece of the Nova Scotia coastline. The sound of the water, the long summer evenings on the deck, the feeling of having a place that …
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Nova Scotia is almost never more than a short drive from saltwater, and every coastline has its own personality. The Atlantic side gives us rugged granite and cold clear water. The Northumberland Shore gives us the warmest swimming north of the Carolinas. The Bay of Fundy gives us tides …
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Summer in Nova Scotia is short, so we like to make the most of it. Between the lobster suppers, the harbourfront music, and the small town festivals that only happen once a year, there is always a reason to get out and explore your community this time of …
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There’s something about the arrival of spring in Nova Scotia that just makes you want to get out, breathe in the fresh air, and reconnect with the people and places that make this province feel like home. And honestly? There’s no better way to do that than spending …
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The holiday season is a beautiful time to gather with friends and family, and one of our cherished traditions is escaping the hustle and bustle of the city for a relaxing brunch. Between Christmas and New Year’s, we love to take a scenic drive to some of our favorite …
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The holidays are calling, and Nova Scotia is ready to deliver that winter wonderland magic. From snow-dusted coastal villages to festive town squares twinkling with lights, this province knows how to do Christmas right. But here's a thought: instead of the usual hotel booking, why not …
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Every November, a magnificent white spruce makes its way from Nova Scotia to Boston Common, where it stands as the centerpiece of the city's Christmas celebrations. But this isn't just any Christmas tree—it's a living symbol of friendship, gratitude, and a bond forged in tragedy more …
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When autumn paints the Maritime landscape in brilliant reds and golds, few places on Earth rival the dramatic beauty of Cape Breton Island's famous Cabot Trail. This 298-kilometer scenic loop through Nova Scotia's Highlands becomes a popular destination for fall lovers, offering an intoxicating blend of rugged …
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Pictured above: Cape Breton Boatyard, Baddeck, Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia's coastline stretches for thousands of kilometers, dotted with picturesque small towns that capture the essence of Maritime life. From historic settlements to artistic havens, these eight …