Top Things to do in Digby
10 Things to Do in Digby That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Digby, Canada including GAEL Tours, Halifax Central Library, Peggy's Cove Lighthouse, Shubenacadie Canal, Lawrencetown Beach, Halifax Public Gardens, Swissair Flight 111 Memorial, Prim Point Lighthouse, Dartmouth Crossing, Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo.
Restaurants in Digby
1. GAEL Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 89 reviews
Bay of Fundy, Digby, Nova Scotia. Stones, Steeples, Ships, and Seafood Tour: Experience Digby’s historic streetscapes and the culture of an active fishing community. Sample fare from the sea as we stroll the waterfront.Plankton, Periwinkles and Predators Tour:Explore the spectacular rocky shore while we take a close-up view of the flora and fauna and discover the effects of the giant tides of Fundy.
Reviewed By teachmoore - Oshawa, Canada
My nine year old and I enjoyed the Whales and Trails and package. We thoroughly enjoyed Greg's knowledge and hand's on approach. He easily engaged my active daughter and had her help him with a few tasks. I would highly recommend this tour for anyone...MoreWe are very happy the Whales, Trails and Periwinkle Tales package worked well for you! It was easy to interact with your daughter who was so interested in everything. Thank you for the nice review.
2. Halifax Central Library
Overall Ratings
5 based on 843 reviews
Reviewed By Mort S - Halifax, Canada
Nice modern design of the physical plant. The interior is open and airy and most unlike Libraries of yesteryear. The upstairs area has a great spot for kids to play and is a destination in and of itself if one needs a break in other activities while in the downtown core. Well thought out and very engaging space.
3. Peggy's Cove Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By travelcato - Toronto
Ok.. there is no reason to miss Peggys cove. Great spots for photos and really scenic. The restaurants are a tad touristy and over priced, but it isnt filled with McDonalds and commercial crap like towns in the USA.
This is what Cap Cod should have become.
4. Shubenacadie Canal
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By svale87 - Sunnyvale, California
Conveniently located just a short walk from the Hampton Inn at Dartmouth Crossing. We were delighted to be able to walk over and enjoy a morning walk before heading to airport for long flight home. Well maintained paths. Interpretive signs in a few places.
5. Lawrencetown Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 159 reviews
Reviewed By MelandLuke - Halifax, Canada
This is one of our favourite spots to catch some sun, breath in ocean air and enjoy amazing views. It's perfect for long relaxing walks. Great for everyone from young families with young children and pet owners to photographers looking for the great shot. It's obvious people thoroughly enjoy themselves here. May even be fortunate enough to see kite surfers doing their amazing athletic feats putting on a free show. If you haven't been its for sure worth the visit. Lots of parking as well.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
This beautiful Victorian-inspired garden has been open to the public since 1875 and remains as one of Halifax's most beautiful and cherished sites.
Reviewed By deborahburke4 - Orpington, United Kingdom
Went to Canada on holiday,last stop was Halifax. It's a treasure of a find,the Gardens were so tranquil and we were there in October so the Autumn colours were just appearing the golden and red hues were so beautiful. Very peaceful Gardens with a reminder of the part played by Halifax attempting to rescue Titanic victims .
7. Swissair Flight 111 Memorial
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 339 reviews
Reviewed By Sharon W - Lenoir City, Tennessee
After we left Peggy's Cove and on our way to Hubbard, we stopped at the Memorial. It is only about a half mile from Peggy's Cover and is worth spending a little time there. It is very touching and a beautiful memorial to the people who lost their lives in the crash.
8. Prim Point Lighthouse
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 142 reviews
Reviewed By Cate25 - Canada
We had the good fortune to visit this lighthouse both before and after the Friends of Prim Lighthouse Group completed their restoration work. A labour of love and a job well done by this amazing group of volunteers. Worth the short drive from Digby to see the seals, fog roll in, ferry and beautiful views of Digby.
9. Dartmouth Crossing
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 159 reviews
Dartmouth Crossing brings together the best elements of any shopping experience. A prime location that offers consumers value and convenience in an exciting and unique environment. Home to a second-to-none collection of leading brand names for the entire family, exciting outlet stores which offer unbeatable saving opportunities, delicious dining options, our Go Wild! Playground and our Pondside Amphitheatre which hosts community events throughout the year, The Village Shops at Dartmouth Crossing offers visitors a unique and memorable shopping experience each and every visit. What’s more, our outlet store collection is expanding! Shop and save at Banana Republic Factory Store, Gap Factory Store, Guess, Tommy Hilfiger, Roots 73 and Boutique La Vie En Rose which offer unbeatable savings of up to 65% off regular retail prices every day. Shopping comes to life like never before at Dartmouth Crossing!
Reviewed By Joy B - Halifax, Nova Scotia
This place has everything you could possibly want in shopping. Ikea, Costco,Home Depot, Canadian Tire, Walmart, pet store, banking, restaurants,coffee cafe's, movie theatre, furniture stores. The only thing about shopping here is you must drive to some of the places, but it is very easy to get to. There is also a hotel that you can stay at , if you are from out of town. It is my favourite place because it has everything. It is very accessible for out of owners or tourists.
10. Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 311 reviews
The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo is a week-long event held every year in one of Canada’s most beautiful provinces.Take part in educational workshops, exciting festival events and of course, our daily two-and-a-half hour show jam-packed with world-class entertainment, sure to delight the whole family.This show is fast-paced – every scene only lasts about 3-6 minutes, so there is always something new to see and experience.Looking for a taste of true Nova Scotia? There’s bagpipes, highland dancers, la culture de l’acadie and military traditions.Hoping for something more modern? The Tattoo also features innovative acrobatic acts, modern music, contemporary dancing, trampoline routines and cutting-edge videos.Don't miss the world’s largest annual indoor show. Only in Nova Scotia.
Reviewed By travelgolly - St. John's, Canada
First rate entertainment! We were only expecting military and pipe bands but were entertained with so much more. There was a group of kids on motorcycles from the UK, an aerial artist, first rate singers, and an amazing German group playing music on garbage cans. The number of pipers from Nova Scotia and Australia were amazing. The tributes to the 10th Anniversary of the Halifax Explosion and the Battle of Vimy Ridge were very moving. The Navy Band with the Advanced Boarding Party demonstration were the best. Will definitely go see it again in future years.
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