Alicion Bed and Breakfast

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Hotel overview

Alicion Bed and Breakfast was built around 1911, originally the home of a local senator, and is located on a quiet corner about a ten minute walk to the historic centre of Lunenburg. The hosts here are very environmentally minded and so there is a natural theme to each room, alongside the use of eco-friendly products and locally sourced produce. Comfort is foremost and each of the spacious rooms has either a king or queen bed, individual furnishings and a lovely cosy ambience. Guests can relax in the comfortable parlour, on the wraparound veranda or in the gardens which catch the afternoon sun. A healthy home-cooked breakfast is served each morning and the hosts are always on hand to help plan your time in the area. Wi-Fi is available there is also a guest computer in the foyer.

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Nova Scotia South Shore - ideas for free time

As you depart or approach Halifax along this route make sure you have your camera to hand. Just outside the city the frequently photographed lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove is one of the most iconic features of this area, whilst in picturesque Mahone Bay, three classic churches frame the waterfront and the narrow streets are dotted with art galleries and cafes. In Lunenburg the rich heritage is depicted on interpretation boards scattered between the old wooden structures and this is a great place for an afternoon’s wander. Here you will find a selection of maritime influenced arts and craft shops and the deceptively large Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic offering a fascinating insight in to life at sea. Amongst the many lighthouses you will see, it’s worth stopping at Fort Point Lighthouse Park, near Liverpool. The lighthouse is a Provincial Heritage Property and the surrounding park has interpretive panels and beautiful views of Liverpool Harbour and Coffin Island Lighthouse.

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Essential Lunenburg Walking Tour

For those interested in the history of Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, then this hour long walking tour is a great place to start. Your guide is a local and will stop at many points of historical and architectural interest along the way whilst sharing interesting facts, folklore and personal stories. Starting at the Luneburg Academy grounds you will follow a gentle downhill route to end on the waterfront near the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic, by which point you will be well prepared to go off and explore further by yourself.

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Kejimkujik National Park - ideas for free time

Kejimkujik National Park comes in two parts: the main, inland, 381 square kilometre wilderness which is largely untouched and indeed mostly inaccessible unless on foot or in a kayak; and the seaside adjunct, which is located just south of Liverpool. Most hire cars are not permitted along the 6.5 kilometre access road to the Adjunct therefore the main park offers the best opportunity to stretch the legs for those just passing through. The park is steeped in the heritage and legends of the aboriginal Mi’knaw people and this vast area of old growth forest hides treasures of carvings and petroglyphs alongside beautiful lakes and wetland habitats.  Here you will find a great selection of walks, from a short wander to challenging multi-day hikes though this immense wilderness. You can also hire kayaks or canoes and paddle along the backwaters or out on to impressive Kejimkujik Lake. Parks Canada can arrange guided tours; information and maps can be found at the visitor centre at Maitland Bridge

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