Sports and Adventure

Canoeing and Kayaking

Whatever type of kayaking or canoeing you may attempt, you can be sure of an exciting time and what's more-you will see unsurpassed scenery and wildlife.  Bring your own or just rent one for the day.  Lakes, rivers and the ocean are by your side as you enjoy the "unexplored" Eastern Shore.

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Inland Fishing

Is fishing your passion?  Whether you prefer to fish with a fly rod, spin or bait cast, there are many options in this area for you to choose from.  We have a myriad of lakes, streams and rivers on the Eastern Shore and many different species of fish to go fishing for.  If you are looking for a Registered Nova Scotia Fishing Guide to plan a trip to this area, we can help connect you to a guide.

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Hunting the Eastern Shore

Are you interested in a hunting adventure in Eastern Canada, Nova Scotia has many different game species to choose from.  Whether you are a duck hunter, enjoy upland bird hunting, or are after a White Tail trophy, we can connect you with a Registered Hunting Guide of Nova Scotia to make your trip a successful one.

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Deep Sea Fishing

Are you planning a trip to Nova Scotia and want to learn more about having a real, Maritime Deep Sea Fishing Adventure?  We can connect you with fishermen who will ensure that your fishing trip is a success.  Contact us when for your next adventure.  We fish for a variety of species here including Blue and Mako Shark. 

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Golf

Are you a golfing enthusiast?  Nova Scotia is Latin for "New Scotland", and Scotland is the origin of golf.  We have a number of fine golf courses in the area to choose from that not only will challenge you at your game, but will also provide you with some fantastic scenic views of the ocean and miles of rolling green. 

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Scuba-diving and Snorkelling

Many people believe one has to visit the tropical waters of such places as the Caribbean to enjoy snorkelling and Scuba diving - that's just a myth.  Nova Scotia offers, in general, a divers' "treasure chest" and the Eastern Shore is part of that experience.  Explore the coves and inlets; see wonderful marine life and, of course, there are many shipwrecks scattered around the province to be added to a diver's itinerary.

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Surfing and Sailing

Perhaps the best "cold-water" surfing in the entire province is one of the statements often heard among the dedicated surfers in and around Nova Scotia. When asked "why do you come to the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia to surf"? the response from a New Jersey "Surf Dude" was  - "where I come from there are 75 surfers to each wave, here there are 75 waves for each surfer, and the surf is awesome".  Does that not say it all?  One can see surfers 365 days of the year at the best surf locations along the Eastern Shore.

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Cycling

What a better way to see this beautiful province than on a bicycle!  Many tourists, each year, choose "people power" to get around the province.  Of course, probably the most renowned country for the love of cycling is the Netherlands.  Of course it is very flat and a little different from the terrain of Nova Scotia.  However, although we get many cycle tourists from Europe, it is catching on in North America - big time.  The gentle rolling hills along the Eastern Shore make it a very "bike-friendly" route to Cape Breton (and beyond).

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