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Lobster on the Deck in Halls Harbour - Halls Harbour
Hall's Harbour, located a few miles outside of Wolfville, has some of the best views of the Bay of Fundy. Enjoy the view of the Bay of Fundy or admire the quiet coves inhabited by fishing boats, and don't forget to plan to stay for dinner and feast on lobster.

Tidal Bore Rafting - Shubenacadie River
Exhilarating 2 and 4 hour upriver rafting adventures over the world famous Tidal Bore. Tours are specifically designed to take full advantage of this impressive tidal river.
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Seal Cove - Cape Chignecto Trail
Seal Cove is a favourite site on the Cape Chignecto trail, offering scenic views across Chignecto Bay. Spot the seals surfing the waves or basking on the rocks. Watch the sun set over the Bay on the lengthy sand beach along the trail.

The Lookoff - Annapolis Valley
In accordance with the name the locals gave it, The Lookoff provides a spectacular view of the Annapolis Valley. In the morning, the rays of a sunrise wash the landscape in a warm light, gently waking up the slumbering fields below. Don't miss it.

Find an ice cream and bask by the sea - Halifax
Halifax waterfront has numerous ice cream shops that lure you in with the aroma of freshly made waffle cones. Walk the boardwalk, discover Point Pleasant Park or find some shade in the Public Gardens. Great scenery is always nicer with an ice cream in hand.

Shakespeare by the Sea - Halifax
Located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Shakespeare by the Sea is one of Atlantic Canada's most popular and beloved theatre companies. For great productions under the sun, set out to see Shakespeare free in Point Pleasant Park.
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Ovens Natural Park - Riverport
Every year, people hike the park's trail along the cliffs to view the famous sea caves called ovens. There are several overlooks along the trail, including views of Lunenburg Harbour and offshore islands. Some highlights include an annual Diving Festival and Music Festival, old-fashioned gold panning on Cunard's beach, the miners museum and nightly entertainment by the fire.
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Nature Walks - Nova Scotia
Take advantage of a nice day and hike the beaten paths anywhere in the province. From national and provincial parks to sandy beaches and rocky coves, Nova Scotia offers sea and landscapes like no other.

Melmerby Beach Provincial Park - Melmerby on the North Shore
One of Nova Scotia's finest beach parks, "The Merb" offers some of the warmest waters north of the Carolinas. A premier saltwater destination, Melmerby is a mile-long sandy beach with dunes, showers, change houses, a canteen and picnic tables.
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Golf the Fabulous Four - Cape Breton
Golf Digest rates Cape Breton one of the top golf destinations in the world. The scenic golf courses - Highlands Links, Bell Bay, Le Portage, and Dundee - provide diverse and challenging courses.
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Scuba Dive Shipwrecks - Nova Scotia
History waiting to be uncovered by you. From the south shore to Cape Breton Island, explore the shipwrecks resting on the ocean floor. Equipment for diving is available to rent.
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Digby Scallop Days - Digby - August
Celebrate one of the world's largest scallop fleets. Come and taste how many ways succulent scallops can be prepared. Musical events, scallop shucking competitions, parades and more.