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This historic and nature-filled region is known for its incredible ocean views, world-class surfing, laid-back culture, heritage attractions, independent galleries, shops and eateries, and of course, its beaches. The Eastern Shore is full of natural wonders like the untouched 100 Wild Islands, and historic communities including Chezzetcook and East Preston.
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EXPERIENCE
ATTRACTIONS
SURF
BEACHES + TRAILS
L'ACADIE DE CHEZZETCOOK
As the capital of Canada’s Ocean Playground, the Eastern Shore is a popular destination for surfers of every skill level. The region is an idyllic surf destination thanks to its long, pristine coastline.
Head of Chezzetcook | Sesetkuk (Flowing rapidly) Experience the past and present of Nova Scotia's Acadian culture at this unique local heritage site.
Lawrencetown | Tapuisimkek
Clam Harbour Beach Provincial Park
Lake Charlotte | E’se’katik (At the place of clams)
Visiting in August? Check out the annual Clam Harbour Beach Sandcastle Competition.
LEARN TO SURF: There are several
Carolina Andrade
Atlantic View Trail
great surf schools that offer lessons and equipment rentals on the Eastern Shore.
ATARAXY FARM
Lawrencetown | Tapuisimkek Therapy farm offering mental health treatments and products manufactured with goat's milk.
East Coast Surf School | Lawrencetown Beach Halifax Surf School | Martinique Beach, Clam Harbour Beach Kannon Beach Surf Shop | Lawrencetown Beach Surf Martinique by East Coast Surf School | Martinique Beach
Eastern Passage | Tuitnuk (The big passage)
A 200-year-old working fishing village filled with shops and local dining.
With a vast Atlantic coastline, dozens of beautiful lakes and large rivers, paddling is a unique and unforgettable way to explore the Eastern Shore.
Lawrencetown | Tapuisimkek
Crowbar Lake Hiking Trail System Porters Lake
Lawrencetown Beach Provincial Park
FISHERMAN’S COVE
PADDLE
Conrad's Beach
Lawrencetown | Tapuisimkek
Martinique Beach Provincial Park East Petpeswick | Kul’pijuik
Nova Scotia’s longest sandy beach!
Musquodoboit Trailway
PADDLE THE REGION: Rent a kayak or canoe
Musquodoboit Harbour | Likasutik
HOPE FOR WILDLIFE
and explore the coast at your own pace or have a local show you around with a guided paddling tour.
Seaforth A charitable wildlife rehabilitation and education organization.
Murphy’s Camping on the Ocean | rentals
Amazing views
Porters Lake Provincial Park Porters Lake
Rainbow Haven Beach Provincial Park
Coastal Adventures | rentals, tours
MEMORY LANE HERITAGE VILLAGE
Norse Cove Kayak Centre | tours
Lake Charlotte | We’kwask (End of the Bay) An award-winning living history museum depicting coastal rural life in Nova Scotia during the 1940s.
E.F. Webber Campground | rentals
DISCOVER THE 100 WILD ISLANDS
Cow Bay | Nuloqtukj Great for families
Salt Marsh Trail
Cole Harbour – Lawrencetown | Wanpa’q – Tapuisimkek
Taylor Head Provincial Park
Sitting just off the Eastern Shore lies the stunning 100 Wild Islands archipelago. These coastal islands are an ecological treasure, dotted with white sand beaches, windswept headlands, boreal rainforests, and thriving bogs and swamplands.
Spry Bay | Kwimue’katik
MUSQUODOBOIT HARBOUR RAILWAY MUSEUM
Musquodoboit Harbour | Likasutik (At the hiding place) Explore the history of rail travel in Nova Scotia.
GOOD TO KNOWS
EXPERIENCE THE ISLANDS: Take a boat tour
@daveyandsky
with Murphy’s Camping on the Ocean or Sober Island Boat Tours.
fisherman's Cove
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Fisherman’s Cove is a 200-year-old restored fishing village, just 20 minutes from Downtown Halifax. This area features a beautiful boardwalk, colourful independent shops, working fishing boats, local eateries, as well as nearby MacCormacks Beach Provincial Park.
GETTING TO MCNABS ISLAND FROM FISHERMAN’S COVE
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By the Ocean Art The Cove Corner Shop Fisherman's Cove Gallery Fisherman's Cove Heritage Centre Fudgy Chicks Hen & Goose Jewellery Designs by Heather Just Browsing Crafts and Collectables Kismet Design The Lobster Dive Inc Ocean's Apothecary Pumpkin Village The Sea Shed SeaSide Casual Wear Shore Things The Violet Unicorn
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Boondocks Restaurant Coffee, Tea & Sea Jo's Old Time Candy & Icecream Parlor What’s the Scoop
LEGEND
DEEP MOORING STATIONS MCNABS ISLAND
A & M Sea Charters
amseacharters.com Boat capacity: 29 people per trip
Boardwalk LAWLOR ISLAND
Unique Shops
Public Washrooms Parking Interperative Panels
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