Explore the Area

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The Annapolis Valley is Nova Scotia’s wine country! Plan a relaxed afternoon sipping and sampling at these top spots:

• Luckett Vineyards (Wolfville, ~15 min) – Great wines, a gorgeous patio with a view, and a red British phone booth in the vineyard!
   
• Gaspereau Vineyards (Gaspereau, ~15 min) – A quieter spot with lovely wines and picnic options.
   
• Lightfoot & Wolfville Vineyards (Wolfville, ~20 min) – Stunning views and fantastic wood-fired pizza.

• Elderkins Cider  (Wolfville) – For the cider lovers — small-batch and wildly good.

Home to the highest tides in the world, the Bay of Fundy coastline is a must-see.

• Halls Harbour (~25 min) – Watch fishing boats rise and fall with the tides and grab some fresh lobster at the Halls Harbour Lobster Pound.
   
• Blomidon Provincial Park (~30 min) – Hike to panoramic cliff views, beachcomb, or walk the ocean floor during low tide.
   
• The Lookoff (Canning, ~20 min) – A scenic viewpoint overlooking the valley — great for sunset or quick photo ops.

• Wolfville (~15-20 min) – A charming university town with boutique shops, great cafes, and a weekend farmers’ market.
   
• Berwick (~15 min) – Small-town charm with parks, murals, and the fabulous Union Street Café.
   
• Annapolis Royal (~1 hr) – A history-lover’s dream with Fort Anne, the Historic Gardens, and quaint main street shops.

•  Ovens Natural Park (Riverport - 1 hr) - Explore sea caves, hike dramatic coastal cliffs, and soak in stunning ocean views.

• Miners Marsh (Kentville) – Easy walking trails with boardwalks and birdwatching just minutes from town.
   
• Eagle’s Nest Trail (North Mountain, ~25 min) – Short, rugged hike with rewarding views.
   
• Cape Split (Scots Bay, ~1 hr) – One of Nova Scotia’s most iconic hikes. Plan for 4–5 hours round trip.

• Titanic Gravesite - Fairview Lawn cemetery, Halifax - 1hr) For a moving, memorable stop, visit the resting place of over 100 Titanic victims. 3720 Windsor St. Halifax

• Elderkins Farm U-Pick (Wolfville - 20 mins) - Berry picking and ice cream; a perfect combination. 

• Valley Drive-In Theatre (Cambridge, ~10 min) – A nostalgic summer evening experience for all ages (check listings for showtimes). 

•  Shubenacadie Wildlife Park (Shubenacadie, ~1 hr)
  Home to over 50 species, including moose, wolves, and birds of prey. Features a nature center, playground, and picnic areas.  

• Wolfville Farmer's Market (Wolfville) Saturdays 8:30 - 1 pm. Find local artists, artisans and treats.

• Splashifax and Atlantic Splash Adventure - Hammonds Plains - 1 hr) Canada's largest inflatable water park, water slides, a lazy rive and amusement rides for all ages. These two separate businesses are located near each other and offer tons of fun.

• Paddy’s Irish Brewpub & Rosie's Restaurant A beloved local institution since 1992, Paddy’s offers hearty Irish-inspired fare alongside their own craft beers. They host themed nights like Pizza Night and Tex-Mex Thursdays. 

• Kings Arms Pub by Lew Murphy’s Located in a historic brick building, this pub serves classic dishes like burgers, seafood, and salads, complemented by local craft beers, wines and live music. 

• Maritime Express Cider Co. Set in a restored railway hotel, this cidery offers a chef-driven menu featuring comfort foods like fried chicken sandwiches and brunch favorites, alongside their house-made ciders. 

• Half Acre Café A cozy spot known for fresh baked goods, gourmet soups, and quality coffee. It's a great place for breakfast or a light lunch.