Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Nova Scotia
(Driving Time: 4 hours, Distance: 260 miles)
- You'll be spellbound by the rugged coastal scenery, hiking trails winding through ancient forests, and opportunities to spot whales, moose, and eagles in their natural habitat.
Prince Edward Island, Canada
(Driving Time: 5 hours, Distance: 290 miles)
- This charming island province is renowned for its red sand beaches, fresh seafood, Anne of Green Gables heritage sites, and friendly small towns brimming with Maritime hospitality.
Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia
(Driving Time: 1 hour, Distance: 40 miles)
- I always make a point to visit this picturesque fishing village, famous for its iconic lighthouse perched on rocky outcrops and stunning ocean vistas.
Fundy National Park, New Brunswick
(Driving Time: 5 hours, Distance: 280 miles)
- Prepare to be amazed by the world's highest tides, towering sea cliffs, pristine waterfalls, and abundant wildlife in this magical coastal wilderness.
Kejimkujik National Park, Nova Scotia
(Driving Time: 2.5 hours, Distance: 140 miles)
- With its old-growth forests, dark sky preserves for stargazing, and renowned canoe routes winding through tranquil lakes, this park is a true paddler's paradise.
Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
(Driving Time: 1.5 hours, Distance: 90 miles)
- Stroll the colorful waterfront of this UNESCO World Heritage Site, admiring the beautifully preserved historic architecture and vibrant arts community.