Exploring Canada’s Coastal Playground

Canada’s second-smallest province is part of the mainland but also encompasses Cape Breton Island and over 3800 smaller coastal islands. Known as ‘Canada’s coastal playground’, the province has bountiful coast and lighthouses to please the eye. Make sure to eat as much fresh yummy seafood as you can! For your Nova Scotia sightseeing trip you may pick-up your RV in Halifax and drop it off at the same location or any of our locations across Canada including Toronto, Montreal & Quebec City.

Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse

Peggy’s Cove lighthouse is a stop for natural beauty lovers. The ocean view with waves crashing against the rocky shoreline causes the water to spray up into the sky and turn into a photographer’s dream. There is also granite with etched in artwork, and picturesque coves, houses and boats. Plan to stop for lunch here by either packing a picnic or going to a nearby restaurant after checking this little place out. Don’t miss the unique shopping close by. With many family-owned jewelry stores and local-made art and gift shops, it is hard not to feel like a local yourself!

Halifax Public Gardens

The 16 acres of Victorian-era gardens were first developed in 1867. Extensive flower beds, statues, fountains, ponds and stone bridges will wow you! This haven is picture-perfect.

Cabot Trail

Favourited by locals, you’ll soon see what they find so appealing! And you may get lucky and see wildlife such as Moose or Whales.

Uisge Ban Falls is the perfect day trip to see waterfalls. The hike is easy and quick at only 1.5 hours’ roundtrip once on foot.

Victoria Park Truro

Explore 1,000 acres of woodland park and you may just find a beautiful waterfall and swimming hole! Victoria Park was voted ‘Colchester’s Best Family Outing’ for 2015 by Trip Advisor

Maritime Museum

Maritime Museum is a history/military museum with a marine interest. Check out the talking parrot as well as the famous Titanic Exhibit.

Dalhousie Arts Centre

Dalhousie Arts Centre is the biggest performing arts center in Halifax. They have a unique outdoor rooftop theatre, an art gallery, a sculpture garden, and much more!

Bay of Fundy

The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world, according to Guinness Book of World Records. The tides have a range of 16.3 meters and have formed some awe-inspiring rock formations. The Bay of Fundy was runner up for the New 7 Wonders of the Natural World and will not disappoint!

Remember to book as early as possible for the cheapest rates and finest RV rentals or campervan hire. If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 1-877-778-9569. Now start planning your Nova Scotia sightseeing trip.

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