Tag: Nova Scotia
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Lighthouse, Fishing Boats & Rocky Shores at Peggy’s Cove {Nova Scotia}
It was a blustery day as we drove up the coast from Halifax toward Peggy’s Cove—one of those places that feels shaped as much by the wind and sea as by time itself. This small fishing village holds the distinction of being one of the most photographed places in Canada. With that reputation—and a long-standing…
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Maritime Museum of the Atlantic {Nova Scotia}
When in Halifax, Nova Scotia an absolute must for any visit is the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. This museum is large and full of of different aspects of Nova’s Scotia maritime history. From ship building, to pirates, to lighthouses, to military ships, to remnants of the Titanic, and so much more. This museum is…
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Halifax {Nova Scotia}
Halifax is an incredible city that is metropolitan but still holding on to the maritime port heritage. The historic buildings are set against the new skyscrapers and eclectic shops and restaurants. A walk down along the boardwalk takes you past the beautiful port on one side, and the bustling of downtown on the other side.…
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Lunenburg {Nova Scotia}
One of the most beautiful towns I’ve ever seen was Lunenburg in Nova Scotia. The houses are brightly colored and each has incredible details and artesy everywhere. Walking through town is pleasant and the houses are each so lovely. But to gaze at the town from the opposite shore makes you realize that the whole…
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Peggy’s Cove {Nova Scotia}
There is nothing as serene and restoritive as a day walking along the rocky shores of Peggy’s Cove in Nova Scotia. The lighthouse is conisdered a Canadian landmark and is the most photographed lighthouse in the country. Surrounded by a colorful fishing village there on the rocks of the coast, it is easy to understand…