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Seawind Landing

Canada Nova Scotia

Key Facilities:

  • Internet
  • Wifi
  • Child Friendly
  • Laundry

Price: from £69 to £87 per person per night

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Hotel overview

This lovely inn is set within 20 acres of oceanfront land, on a little peninsula at the eastern end of the Marine Drive, giving guests easy access to the pretty coastline and views out over the Atlantic Ocean. The property was a ship builder’s home but now houses thirteen comfortable guest rooms located either in the main inn or a separate building known as Land’s End. All the rooms have views over the gardens and ocean beyond, most with access to a balcony or patio from which you can enjoy the sea air. There is a comfortable guest lounge, a small gift shop featuring locally made arts and crafts, and a dining area where you can enjoy a tasty breakfast with a view. Seawind Landing also offers evening meals and due to its remote location we recommend doing this – a reservation is not required.

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Quirky excursions

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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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Grand Pre Wine Tour

Grand Pre Winery is an award-winning, Swiss owned winery in the heart of the Annapolis Valley. On this 45-minute tour you will first stroll leisurely across beautifully landscaped grounds, past row upon row of grapevines, then back at the winery learn the secrets of wine-making and visit the wine boutique to view fine Nova Scotian artwork. There is a boutique store here if you wish to purchase the wines you have sampled to be enjoyed back at your accommodation.

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Eastern Bay of Fundy - Ideas for Free Time

The rolling fertile fields of the Annapolis Valley provide excellent growing conditions for over 20 types of grape and the wine industry is flourishing in this area. There are many vineyards that have open cellar where you can enjoy tastings and Wolfville is a great base from which to explore some of them. The town itself is quite pretty, overlooking Cape Blomidon, and home to many beautiful gardens. The Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens in the grounds of the University of Acadia showcases native flora of the Acadian forest region, alongside several walking trails through the leafy campus. Nearby Grand Pre National Historic commemorates the Acadian settlers and those subsequently deported throughout the late 1600s and early to mid 1700s, This is seen by many as the ancestral home of the Acadian culture and so it offers an interesting and poignant insight in to the life and times of those who chose to make Nova Scotia their home. If you enjoy feeling like an intrepid explorer then the area at the head of the Bay of Fundy, east of Wolfville, is a brilliant place to visit, with one of the most exciting and dynamic tidal coastlines in the world. Indeed Burntcoat Head Park is home to the world’s highest recorded tides. Here you will find a small lighthouse and interpretative centre and at low tide can walk out on to the basin floor and look for interesting fossils and shells on the seabed. Almost directly across the Minas Basin, on the north shore just east of Parrsboro, you can view the tides from a different perspective at Five Island Provincial Park where 300 foot cliffs tower over the bay. A number of trails lead to viewpoints as well as down to the muddy sea floor which you can explore at low tide.

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Nova Scotia Eastern Shore - Ideas for Free Time

The key to enjoying the Eastern Shores is to take a few detours, stretch your legs, explore a little, and just enjoy the journey. From Canso at the eastern end of Marine Drive, all the way to Halifax, discover the story of Nova Scotia’s settlers and their sometimes troubled relationship with the sea, through historic sites and museums such as the Fisherman’s Life Museum, in Jedore Oyster Pond, the Acadian House Museum at West Chezzetcook, or the Living History Village in Sherbrooke; hike one of the many coastal trails, for example at the often overlooked Taylor Head Provincial Park; or go beachcombing on one of the beautiful sandy stretches, such as at Martinique Beach Provincial Park. At the far eastern end, the small settlement of Canso overlooks Chedabucto Bay and has historic importance in Nova Scotia as one of only two British settlements prior to establishment of Halifax and you can learn a little about its past at the National Historic Site. Along with Guysborough and Charlos Cove/Larry's River, the town creates a nice triangular driving route around the Canso Peninsula, which is a lovely way to spend the day.

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Northumberland Shore - Ideas for Free Time

The main street of Pictou is lined with handsome old stone buildings and interesting boutique shops. A replica of the ship – Hector - that carried the first Scots to Nova Scotia is moored in the harbour and houses a collection of artefacts and displays which give an insight the experience of those settlers. Nearby Tatamagouche is home to the historic waterfront development of Creamery Square, which now houses a slightly twee, but award-winning heritage centre that combines several community museums to depict the history of the area, from the early Mi’kmaq settlements to the heyday of 20th century ship-building. The town is also home to the famous Train Station Inn where you can enjoy a meal, or even stay overnight in an old railway carriage. There are many walking trails to be explored along the shores, leading to scenic lookouts or long stretches of white sand, such as at Caribou Provincial Park or Waterside Beach Provincial Park. Any of these spots are a great place to while away an afternoon; information and maps can be found in one of the various local visitor information centres.

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