Other Annapolis Valley Attractions

Cape Split

Follow a popular eight-kilometre (five-mile) hiking trail from Scots Bay to Cape Split. From this narrow finger of land, which extends nearly across the Minas Channel, views of the Bay of Fundy are nothing short of extraordinary. If timed properly, hear a hollow roar, caused by turbulent waters surging over the submarine ridges far below, that fills the cliffs and forests at the mid-point of the incoming tide. Two hours in each direction, this is one photo opportunity you will not want to pass by.

Halls Harbour

A former pirate base, today Halls Harbour is one the few authentic surviving fishing villages along the shores of Nova Scotia. Stroll along the Boardwalk, hike the ecotrail, explore the ocean floor or browse the galleries. Visit the Halls Harbour Lobster Pound for a "Lobster in the Rough" dining experience - choose, cook and crack your own Bay of Fundy lobster. Halls Harbour is a great location to witness spectacular sunsets in a quaint, friendly environment.

Sainte Famille Wines Ltd

Sainte Famille Wines is a small, family-owned vineyard and winery dedicated to the art of growing quality grapes and vinting them into fine wines, including ice wine. Set on a village founded in 1685 and known as "La Paroisse Sainte-Famille De Pisiquit", Sainte Famille Wines offers its visitors French Acadian history and incredible vistas in addition to its premium product. Take a tour of the vineyard, visit the cellar and sample the wine. In the gift shop find a variety of local crafts and products. Daily tours depart at 11am and 2pm at a nominal cost. Located in Falmouth, NS.

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