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A
common greeting by people of all ethnic backgrounds for visitors to Nova
Scotia is a Gaelic saying of the first Scottish settlers: "Ciad Mile
Failte - A Hundred Thousand Welcomes."
Discover
the grand shores, rich cultural heritage with warm and inviting people,
coupled with scenic beauty, rich heritage and the pulsating culture offer
a truly exceptional vacation experience, a seacoast destination like no
other. Nova Scotia is known as Canada's Ocean Playground and is the most
easterly point on the North American mainland and one of Canada's Maritime
Provinces. The rolling hills and fertile valleys of the province harmonize
the shoreline indented by thousands of bays and inlets containing over
3,800 coastal islands. Nova Scotia is encircled by eleven picturesque
travel ways that lead you around the province. Nova Scotia can be travelled
in less than a day and never be more than 30 minutes from the sandy beaches,
cosmic tidal flats or jagged cliffs of this grandeur seacoast edge.
Nova
Scotia possess the most coastal cycling routes anywhere in Canada and
over 50 challenging golf courses. Experience the world’s highest
recorded tides at the Bay of Fundy, measuring 53 feet of vertical water
rise, in the world. There are endless choices for hiking or walking -
one of best ways to experience the atmosphere. Enjoy the countless trails
of the Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Paddle along the rock gardens
and swaying kelp beds of the Northumberland Strait. Attracting a remarkable
variety of bird species year round and an impressive summer population
of whales. Cruise along the coast, the show is magnificent and the views
are awe-inspiring. Embrace the open-air pleasures of Nova Scotia. Fresh
salt air, sandy beaches, rustic fishing villages, rocky coves and remote
lighthouses combine to create spectacular seascapes. Anything you want,
Nova Scotia invites you to experience a vacation filled with lasting memories.
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