
Choose from one of dozens of local trails to explore the area, or go for a drive to reach some of the more well known hiking trails on the island.

Nova Scotia has no shortage of beautiful scenic spots to visit to fill up your phone or camera's memory card. Meat Cove, Cape Split and Skyline Trail are the first that come to mind.

The ocean shoreline is one of many perfect spots to catch a sunrise or sunset from the east coast.

There's nothing more relaxing than listening to the waves as they roll in from the ocean. Go by yourself and go through your yoga routine, or bring your favourite companion to soak in the sounds and sights with a good chat

Nova Scotia is dotted with quaint villages and towns, filled with the friendliest locals in all of Canada.

Nova Scotia is home to incredible wildlife, including moose (most commonly spotted in Cape Breton), black bears, deer, beavers, salamanders, bats, grey seals, mink whales, and more. Or look for Atlantic Puffins, Tree Swallows, Bald Eagles, and Barred Owls—just a few of the hundreds of bird species that call Nova Scotia home. Please always be mindful of wildlife by keeping a safe distance and never feeding them.

Travel the perimeter of the island for endlessly beautiful coastal views. Bring along some snacks and crank up the volume to your favourite road trip playlist.

If you already have camping gear, spend a summer night camped out under the stars and roasting marshmallows on an open fire.