Nova scotia lighthouses

Looking for the best Nova Scotia Lighthouses to visit? There are over 150 but where to start? Here is a quick guide to plan your travels.

The Sambro Lighthouse is the oldest functioning lighthouse in the Americas! You'll learn more about this and 18 other interesting facts in this post.

You've heard of Peggy's Cove and the Cabot Trail but have you heard of the concrete garden and Pictou Island? We've put together a list of the 10 most unusual things we've discovered in Nova Scotia to inspire your next adventure!

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Located by the Atlantic Ocean on the southern coast of Nova Scotia, Peggy's Cove is a very quaint fishing village with this beautiful lighthouse. There is a large area of beautifully ocean carved granite rock surrounding the lighthouse. However you must always be wary of the ocean waves because there are several tourists every year are swept off the rocks by the occasional unexpectedly high waves! I have been 3 times and will always make the detour whenever I'm in that region of the…

From the famous Cabot Trail through historic Lunenburg to an idyllic fishing village of Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia has all you need for a perfect road trip.

A Nova Scotia road trip from Halifax to Lunenburg known as the Lighthouse Route is one of the best things to do in Nova Scotia. Popular stops along the way include Peggy's Cove, Chester, Mahone Bay and Lunenburg.

Known as the Nova Scotia Lighthouse Route, he south shore out of Halifax, the capital city of Nova Scotia, is a wonderful, colorful adventure. The lighthouse route is fun and beautiful, one of the best road trips you can do in the Maritimes of Canada.

Halifax's history and attractions