Activities in the local area
Rediscover our rich natural heritage in the parks and coastlines of Nova Scotia. Brier Island, at the southern tip of the Digby Neck, is on the Atlantic flyway for migratory birds and an exceptional variety of rare birds can be observed in the spring and fall. For visitors wishing to enjoy the extraordinary experience of whale watching, there are a number of companies offering excursions to see these majestic creatures at close quarters.
For inland adventures, the Kejimkujik National Park is just 30 minutes drive away and provides a wide choice of canoeing and hiking trails. The Park is home to an abundance of plant life, birds, mammals and reptiles.
For those seeking the culture of the cities, Annapolis Royal includes a wide selection of shops and restaurants, the farmers' market, theatre, Royal Historic Gardens and much more.
Or visit the Grand Pre vineyards to enjoy the beautiful landscaped grounds and taste a fine selection of unique Nova Scotian wine varieties. The vineyard offers excellent food at the Swiss-style restaurant "Le Caveau".