Must Visit Places in Nova Scotia (Canada's most beautiful place?)
In this Nova Scotia travel guide, we showcase the best of where to go and what to see and do in this beautiful part of Canada. We recently spent 9 days on a road trip throughout Nova Scotia, and these were our favorite spots and highlights! Be sure to follow along (& subscribe) to my channel because I have a more in-depth series covering everything we did in Nova Scotia.
If you're planning a trip to Nova Scotia, or a first-time visitor, I hope this video gives you some ideas of how amazing this part of Canada is!
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0:00 Nova Scotia Hype!
0:44 Cape Breton
2:22 Peggy's Cove
3:10 Lunenburg
4:10 Annapolis Valley
5:05 Bay of Fundy
6:00 Halifax
7:40 More to Come...
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Top 5 BEST Places to Live in Nova Scotia
Another video covering Nova Scotia! After passing 1,000,000 people in the last few weeks, I figured I'd talk about one of Canada's most popular provinces! Nova Scotia has a real charm to it and there's a reason why so many people want to call it home. In this video I give you my list of the top 5 best places I would want to live in the province.
If I missed any cities/towns, be sure to let me know in the comments! There are a ton of awesome places that are not on this list! Do you have any experience living in these towns? If you do, let us know about your experiences to help out everyone else watching! Every single piece of information can help!
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10 Towns in Nova Scotia to Visit this Summer!
Looking for Nova Scotia road trip ideas? Instead of heading to Halifax or Lunenburg check out some of the smaller towns and villages in Nova Scotia that have great things to do and delicious Nova Scotian food.
00:00 Introduction
00:27 Annapolis Royal
01:00 Cheticamp
01:25 Digby
01:52 Petite Riviere
02:30 Wolfville
03:10 Baddeck
03:58 Tatamagouche
04:43 Truro
05:41 Kentville
06:20 Yarmouth
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Top 7 Beaches in Nova Scotia, Canada
Nova Scotia is home to some world class beaches. From white sand to amazing surfing, Nova Scotia has is all. Don't confuse some of these beaches for the Caribbean!
In this video I will showcase some of the best beaches in Nova Scotia, Canada.
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0:00 Intro
0:40 #1 Clam Harbour Beach
1:46 #2 Martinique Beach
2:35 #3 Mavillette Beach
3:36 #4 Crystal Crescent Beach
4:14 #5 Crescent Beach
5:06 #6 Taylor Head Beach
5:57 #7 Carters Beach
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10 Things to do in HALIFAX (Travel Guide to Halifax, Nova Scotia) ????????
Welcome to Halifax, Nova Scotia! A quickly growing Canadian city with a lot to see and do. Here are 10 ideas, all accessible near downtown Halifax.
0:00 - Intro
0:18 - Walk the Waterfront
1:01 - Take the ferry
2:00 - Explore Dartmouth
2:29 - Local Coffee Shops
3:25 - Visit Pier 21
4:41 - Explore Point Pleasant Park
5:34 - Local Foods + Best Places to Eat
6:42 - Local Drinks to Try
7:38 - Explore Downtown
8:47 - Friendly Locals
9:46 - Final Thoughts
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NOVA SCOTIA ROAD TRIP: Things to Do in ANNAPOLIS VALLEY (Beautiful, Romantic and Lots of History)
In this video, we'll show you all the cool things to do in Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia during the fall season, such as exploring the many national historic sites, visiting wineries, whale watching, and more!
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Nova Scotia Road Trip - 10 Days from Halifax to Cape Breton and Back
There's no vacation like a @NovaScotiaTourism vacation, and for 10 days my family and I drove from Halifax to Cape Breton, and back again, exploring some of the best the province has to offer. It was the best road trip I've ever taken.
Watch our road trip from Halifax, to Peggy's Cove, and on to Inverness, Baddeck, Chéticamp, Ingonish, Sydney, Louisbourg, and back to Halifax.
A tremendous thank-you to our partners for the trip: Tourism Nova Scotia, @DiscoverHalifax, @CBTourism, @parkscanada, The Halliburton Hotel, Keltic Lodge, Inverary Resort, the Glenora Distillery, and Maritime Museum of the Atlantic.
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00:00 Intro
00:29 Halifax, the Halifax Citdael, & Halliburton Hotel
02:42 Peggy's Cove
04:21 Glenora Distillery & Inn
05:25 Inverness
06:44 Lake-O-Law Provincial Park
07:10 Baddeck & Inverary Resort
10:06 Cheticamp & Petit Etang Beach
13:39 Cape Breton Highlands National Park
14:30 Keltic Lodge, Ingonish & the area
21:18 Sydney, Nova Scotia
23:32 Fortress of Louisbourg
29:22 Halifax, Georges Island & the waterfront
36:50 Goodbye, Nova Scotia
A day in Sydney, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia
A day trip to Sydney on Cape Breton in Nova Scotia is sure to be a memorable adventure, with every stop on the itinerary being a unique experience and a destination to remember. Home to about 30,000 people, Sydney is a popular port of call on North Atlantic cruises and the city transforms on those days – there's so much dynamics around the downtown, restaurants are booked with waiting lines, souvenir shops run out of maple syrup and all that jazz.
Sydney is convenient to base your Cape Breton adventures from, due to the size of the island it is easy to run several day trips from Sydney to different destinations. And of course Cabot Trail is right nearby, Cabot Trail is a magnificent scenic route showing Cape Breton in all its minimalistic northern beauty. I hope this video will help you get the look and feel of Sydney! Thanks for watching.
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TRURO NOVA SCOTIA - Day Trip with Food, Drink and a Town Park
I had a fantastic time in Truro, it is well worth a day trip!
Located in the Municipality of Colchester, Truro is only an hour from Halifax and there's enough to keep you busy for a day trip or the weekend.
Truro Brewing Company is a female owned craft brewery that opened in February and has a fantastic spot downtown with 5 beers on tap to make for the perfect flight.
The friendly staff at Jimolly's Bakery Cafe make fantastic sandwiches with gorgeous bread. If you don't ilke coffee they have a mean chai tea latte and london fog.
Salty Dog Brewing Company has more great beer options on tap for growlers and flights.
A couple doors down is The Nook and Cranny Brew Pub where I tried the Salty Dog Mango Jalapeno beer. The fish and chips were also fantastic.
And Victoria Park, which is reason enough alone to visit Truro is a gorgeous place to spend time.
And if you can go on a Saturday the Truro Farmers Market Cooperative is a great place to start. Besides produce there are lots of great local preserves, baked goods, kombucha, beer, wine, mead, cheese and more.
I'm planning to head back to Truro this winter, what do you think I should add to this list?
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5 Reasons NOT To Move to Nova Scotia
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Finally back! Y'all seem to really enjoy the Nova Scotia videos so here is a new one! 5 reasons NOT to move to Nova Scotia! I don't normally like making negative videos but we are living in a time where we have to be honest and realistic with our conversations, nowhere is perfect and Nova Scotia is not an exception. So in this video I talk about some of the bigger challenges the province is currently facing! What else is NS struggling with, be sure to comment and start a conversation! What province/state should I do next? We are going to be posting a lot more frequently from now on! Thanks for watching guys!
Top 12. Best Tourist Attractions in Annapolis Royal - Canada
Top 12. Best Tourist Attractions in Annapolis Royal - Canada: Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens, Port-Royal National Historic Site, Fort Anne National Historic Site, Annapolis Tidal Generating Station, Annapolis Royal Farmers' and Traders' Market, Annapolis Royal Lighthouse, Sinclair Inn Museum, Annapolis Highland Vineyards, North Hills Museum, Far-Fetched Antiques and Art Gallery, King's Theatre, Mickey Hill Provincial Park
WINTER IN NOVA SCOTIA - Things to Do Outdoors (Miner's Marsh, Kentville)
I woke up early on the first day of the year to catch sunrise at Miner's Marsh, one of the most popular things to do in Nova Scotia, it's located downtown Kentville.
Although it's popular with locals, it can be tough to find unless you know where to go.
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Driving Tour Of Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada | Dash Cam Footage
A driving tour of Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada. Dash cam footage recorded on July 13, 2021 in Kentville, Nova Scotia, Canada. Video production by Tom's Alternative Lawn Ornaments.
Kentville is a town in Kings County, Nova Scotia. It is one of the main towns in the Annapolis Valley, and it is the county seat of Kings County. As of 2016, the town's population was 6,271. Its census agglomeration is 26,222.
Kentville owes its location to the Cornwallis River which downstream from Kentville becomes a large tidal river. The riverbank at the future location of Kentville provided as easy fording point. The Mi'kmaq name for the location was Penooek. The ford and later the bridge at Kentville made the settlement an important crossroads for settlements in the Annapolis Valley. Kentville also marked the limit of navigation of sailing ships.
The area was first settled by Acadians, who built many dykes along the river to keep the high Bay of Fundy tides out of their farmland. These dykes created the ideal fertile soil that the Annapolis Valley is known for. The Acadians were expelled from the area in the Bay of Fundy Campaign (1755) by the British authorities because they would not swear allegiance to the British King. The area was then settled by New England Planters. Settlement was expedited by the United Empire Loyalists during the American Revolution.
The town was originally known as Horton's Corner, but was named Kentville in 1826 after Prince Edward Augustus, Duke of Kent (son of King George III and father of Queen Victoria), who resided in Nova Scotia from 1794 to 1800. The village was at first relatively small and dwarfed by larger valley towns with better harbours such as Canning and Wolfville. The crossroads location did attract early shopkeepers and several stagecoach inns. Small schooners were able to land cargos in the Klondyke neighbourhood by the Cornwallis River which marked the height of navigation. Kentville developed a reputation for rowdy drinking and horse races in the early 19th century, earning the nickname the Devil's half acre.
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0:06 - Highway #1
3:38 - Duncan Avenue
4:52 - Alicia Boulevard
6:26 - MacDonald Park Road
7:13 - Grant Street
8:24 - Palmeter Avenue
8:48 - Highway #1 Park Street
10:42 - School Street
11:13 - Academy Street
11:53 - Prospect Avenue
12:45 - Highway #1 Main Street
13:18 - Canaan Avenue
14:23 - Foster Street
15:02 - Wayne Street
15:22 - Southview Avenue
15:55 - Highway #1 Main Street
17:11 - Cornwallis Street
17:28 - Webster Street
18:20 - Aberdeen Street
19:20 - Highway #1 Main Street
19:41 - Cornwallis Street
20:24 - Belcher Street
21:56 - Mee Road
23:30 - Scott Drive
25:35 - Nichols Avenue
25:56 - Owen Road
26:56 - Aldershot Road
27:05 - Schofield Road
27:43 - Lamont Road
28:40 - Exhibition Street
29:42 - Cornwallis Street
30:28 - Aberdeen Street
30:56 - Station Lane
31:22 - Webster Street
32:03 - Highway #1 Main Street
32:30 - Highway #1 Park Street
36:55 - Pelton Drive
37:42 - Chipman Drive
38:47 - Donald E Hiltz Connector Road
39:45 - Harrington Road
40:35 - Highway #1 Park Street
40:47 - Anderson Boulevard
42:42 - Terra Nova Drive
43:07 - Highway #1
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Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia: Land of Vineyards, Orchards & Tides
This is Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia - a truly breathtaking part of Canada that I had no idea existed. In this travel guide, we explore the shores of the Bay of Fundy from Digby to Wolfville.
Whale watching, lobster fishing, succulent scallops, pristine scenery, history, rolling wineries, vineyards, orchards, breweries, cideries and mind-blowing landscapes...you'll see why this area of Nova Scotia was one of our favorites, and such a hidden gem place to visit in Canada.
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Cape Breton Island:
Best of Nova Scotia:
Halifax Travel Guide:
Peggy's Cove & Lunenburg:
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Annapolis Royal Nova Scotia Canada
Only two hours from Halifax or an hour from Kentville, Annapolis Royal is one of the best towns in Nova Scotia for a day trip.
Things to do in Annapolis Royal featured are the German bakery, the Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens, Mad Hatter Wine Bar, Founders House restaurant and the waterfront.
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Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia - Where You Want To Visit
Idyllically situated between mountain and sea, Annapolis Royal - the Cradle of Our Nation - offers a stunning waterfront shopping area, an enviable selection of restaurants and world-class accommodations, important heritage sites, an exciting arts community and theatre, wonderful recreational opportunities, and Canada’s 2015 Garden of the Year winner. Step back in time to stroll through a designated National Historic District of quaint tree-lined streets peppered with heritage homes and beautiful gardens. With one of the highest concentrations of heritage building in Canada (135 and counting), the charm of this small sea-side town will leave you wanting to stay longer.
V191 Driving to Kentville NS Canada Apr 2023
Driving on back country roads from New Minas NS to Kentville NS in the Annapolis Valley. Kentville is the most populous town in the Annapolis Valley. As of 2021, the town's population was 6,630. It was incorporated in 1886. It's a nice little town.
Do More in Nova Scotia
There's so much to do in Nova Scotia. From whale watching, hiking and kayaking to riding the world's highest tides, you'll find exciting outdoor adventures. Or explore Halifax and discover incredible food, lively pubs, shops, galleries and museums, all in this bustling city by the sea.
Apple Blossom Festival in Kentville, Nova Scotia
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