If you are looking for an authentic Maritime experience then Nova Scotia’s South Shore is the place to come for your next vacation.
Fishing and the sea shapes the way of life here, so you will find lighthouses, working wharfs and picturesque seaside villages. Seafood is a staple and restaurants serve freshly caught shellfish, lobster and haddock. The coastline is rugged with wild wind swept headlands, sheltered coves and long white sandy beaches. There are plenty of opportunities to get out and explore whether it be on land or sea. Lively festivals and musical events celebrate Nova Scotia’s history and culture.
However, for all the outdoor activities, festivals and events that Nova Scotia has to offer; its people are its greatest treasure. Resourceful and community minded Nova Scotian’s are genuinely kind and friendly. The pace of life is slower, so people are often willing to sit, chat, laugh and share a story or two.
A vacation in Nova Scotia will leave you revitalized and perhaps wondering how you can make this magnificent province your home too.
“Very Relaxing”
The house is a great house. We are here on our honeymoon and although it’s not a typical spot for honeymooners, it’s been perfect for us. It’s so peaceful and quiet and very relaxing. The house is beautiful. The views are spectacular and we truly feel like we are the only people in existence. Thanks for […]
“Great!”
Thanks, we are enjoying it a lot. The view is wonderful! Your directions were great!
“Highly Recommend Sandy Lane”
We would highly recommend Sandy Lane. We rent the Frances Louis House in Nova Scotia and we really enjoy our stay. When we arrive everything was clean and they are there if you have any questions or problems with the house. Really fast and professional to make your best comfort.