Peggy’s Point Lighthouse is among the world’s most photographed. This aesthetically pleasing fifty-foot, octagon-shaped white tower stands on a rocky outcrop in the fishing village of Peggy’s Cove.

The province of Nova Scotia is a peninsula—but what’s more than that is you’re never more than about forty miles from the coastline, and with more than eight thousand miles of coast line on the ...

See and photograph historic lighthouses, wooden fishing boats, and classic coastal views. Eat fresh-from-the-docks lobster, scallops, and fish. Visit working fishing villages, charming seaside ...

A road trip through southwest Nova Scotia takes in semi-mythic lighthouses, lobster boat fleets and lively harbour towns where daily life is still defined by the ebb and flow of the Atlantic. Peggy's ...

Perched atop wave-worn granite and gazing out over St. Margaret’s Bay, Peggy’s Point Lighthouse is one of the most photographed places in all of Canada. The whitewashed tower rising from rugged rock ...

LUNENBURG, Nova Scotia - Get on your sea legs and listen as old sea captains spin their yarns like retired Capt. Matthew Mitchell, a former crewmember of the Bluenose I, the world's fastest schooner ...

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia – The natural beauty of this Canadian province in the north Atlantic belies the horrific tragedies inextricably linked to the island’s past. Nova Scotia has a connection with ...