Top Things to do in Nova Scotia South Shore
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Top 10 Hidden Gems Things to do in Nova Scotia South Shore, Southwest Nova Scotia
Discover the best top things to do in Nova Scotia South Shore, United States including The Kayak Shack, Lunenburg Walking Tours, Westcote Bell Pottery, Candlebox Kayaking, Gaff Point Trail, Ironworks Distillery, Queens County Museum, St. John's Anglican Church, Blue Rocks, Fort Point Lighthouse Park.
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1. The Kayak Shack
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 18 reviews
We have several trips and routes available starting at our location in Chester's front harbour. Explore the hidden beauty of the local islands or take a coastal trip along the many little inlets. During your adventure, you can stop for lunch at ocean front restaurants like the Galley, the Sea Side Shanty or the Rope Loft. All rental clients receive comprehensive personalized instruction and a briefing covering basic safety. Our briefing sessions familiarize you with the waters around Chester and with the equipment we provide to maximize your experience. We would be glad to transport kayaks to your location for an additional transportation and delivery fee. All our kayaks are fitted with retractable rudders or skegs and have 2 water tight compartments. Their bright colours are for safety purposes. Our policy is to replace equipment every year, so you'll be using the best and newest equipment available. Kayak Shack Hours of Operation: 8 a.m. - 7 p.m., May 15th to October 15th, 7 days a week, weather permitting. Reservations are suggested at least 24 hours in advance.
2. Lunenburg Walking Tours
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 319 reviews
For more than 30 years, Lunenburg Walking Tours has provided authentic travel experiences in one of Canada’s most treasured destinations. Nestled along the scenic shores of southern Nova Scotia, and only a one-hour drive from Halifax, our UNSECO World Heritage town is a must-see destination for any visit to Atlantic Canada. Our expert guides are local and bring a wealth of research and anecdotes to life with their captivating personalities. Offering a unique insider’s perspective to our picturesque town, this team is incredibly passionate about the stories they tell, and they create a real connection with their guests along the journey. Make Lunenburg Walking Tours first on your list when planning your itinerary.
3. Westcote Bell Pottery
4. Candlebox Kayaking
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 53 reviews
Candlebox Kayaking specializes in sea kayak tours and sea kayak instruction. Looking for a relaxing sea kayak tour to enjoy with friends or family? We do that. Looking to experience the excitement of learning how to surf a sea kayak at a beach or in tidal currents? We do that too. We also specialize in multi-day kayak tours of the Tusket Islands and Lobster Bay.
5. Gaff Point Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Justtravelling4 - Halifax, Canada
We thoroughly enjoyed hiking this trail, it really had a little bit of everything. A beautiful beach, stunning water views, and stunning treks through wooded areas. The walk through the fir trees was one of my favourite portions of the trail, the smell was amazing. There are some exposed roots in places and the walk across the beach rocks is a little challenging on the ankles, but overall a pretty easy to moderate trail. I recommend walking the farm land area over the hill instead of the entire beach as it gives you a break from the sea rocks. The owners have it marked and don’t mind as long as the horses are not in the field. Once you get to the loop we went to the right first. It means you finish on the water view side of the trail. The trail in total including walking Hirtle Beach is about 6.6 km. We finished the entire trail in about 90 mins, this included stopping for pics etc. I highly recommend for anyone of any age, definitely a trail I’d return to.
6. Ironworks Distillery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 373 reviews
Ironworks Distillery opened its doors to the public in June 2010. Situated in the old town of Lunenburg and residing in the building that used to be the old marine blacksmith shop, we create small batches of artisan spirits using produce from the Maritimes. We make vodka and brandy using Annapolis Valley apples, Pear Eau-de-vie, Rum, Gin and several delicious fruit liqueurs. Tastings are free. Please contact us to check on the tour availability.
Reviewed By AndyANew - Flower Mound, United States
Ironworks is an artisanal cute little distillery located in the historic port town of Lunenburg. My wife and I stopped in while we were visiting Lunenburg. We sampled several different liqueurs and vodka and loved all the sampling, especially the sweet blueberry liqueur. The shop was beautiful and well preserved. Friendly staff. Would definitely recommend this stop in Lunenburg!
7. Queens County Museum
8. St. John's Anglican Church
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 407 reviews
Reviewed By Westgalady - Decatur, United States
I was on a walking tour of Lunenburg and our guide arranged for the church organist to play for our group on our visit. Allow at least 30 minutes to see the church and grounds. You can also walk downhill to the water and take a stroll of that area.
9. Blue Rocks
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 231 reviews
Reviewed By tartan - Digby, Canada
Blue Rocks is only 6km from Lunenburg and is a gorgeous tiny, quaint spot to visit on a sunny day! There is even a lovely, clear spot to walk in the water if you wish with small stones underfoot. I believe there is a nearby spot to rent kayaks as well! This was one of my favourite scenic spots on our recent south shore vaca! You wouldn’t spend a lot of time here, but it is gorgeous!
10. Fort Point Lighthouse Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 131 reviews
Reviewed By 633traceyf - Charlottetown, Canada
Beautiful view with nice walking area and green space. There isn’t a lot of parking but downtown Liverpool was made for walking and has street parking close by.
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