The lovely town of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia is the home of the Bluenose II, the speedy schooner that appears on the Canadian dime, and is only one of two urban UNESCO World Heritage Sites in North America. Lunenburg is a lovely place to visit for the day while travelling through Nova Scotia, and also a…
Peggy’s Cove, and it’s famous photogenic lighthouse, are probably the most iconic images that come to mind when you think of Canada’s East Coast. Generally, the small town of Peggy’s Cove is a charming, quaint, seaside nook. However, in the daytime almost all year round, it fills with tourists who are all pouring in to…
Halifax is Nova Scotia’s capital city, and a great city in which to explore at a leisurely pace. There’s lots to do and see. If you give yourself a day or two, you’ll have enough time to hit the highlights, and chow down on plenty of fresh, East Coast seafood! what to do Halifax Citadel…
As we drove onto Cape Breton Island, I didn’t know what to expect. I had heard about how beautiful it was, but I wondered if the actual place would live up to the hype. Two days later, I drove away from Cape Breton Island convinced it was the most breathtakingly beautiful place in all of Canada.…
Hopewell Rocks is one of New Brunswick’s most famous attractions. The large sandstone rocks are a natural wonder, having been created and carved throughout time by the powerful Bay of Fundy tides. The tides in the Bay of Fundy are the highest in the world! They result from a combination of the gravitational force of…
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