Accommodations Nova Scotia
Your Guide To Accommodations In Nova Scotia
Digby Neck, Nova Scotia
The scenic peninsula stretching southwest from Digby toward Brier Island rests between the great tides of the Bay of Fundy and placid
St. Mary’s Bay.
Known as a nature-lover’s paradise, this unspoiled
area has many opportunities for hiking and exploring small
waterfront settlements. The marsh at Seawall provides a home for
many species of summer birds and is a wonderful place to set up your
easel to paint. The narrowest part of the “neck” can be found in
Sandy Cove, with a wharf on both bodies of water and a beautiful
sand beach on the Bay of Fundy side.
- Visit an Emu farm in Gulliver’s Cove, and beach comb for agate and beach-glass along the shore
- Sign the Loving Tree in Tommy’s Beach Look-off, Little River
- Book yourself onto a boat to visit the whales in their own environment
