Top Things to do in Municipality of Clare
What to do and see in Municipality of Clare, Southwest Nova Scotia: The Best Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Municipality of Clare, United States including Universite Sainte-Anne, Eglise Sacre-Coeur, Mavillette Beach Provincial Park, Denise Comeau, Clare Golf & Country Club, June Deveau Galerie Studio, La Nuit Stella Night Hike, Belliveau Cove Municipal Park, Le Petit Bois Guided Walks, Comeau's Farm Market.
1. Universite Sainte-Anne
2. Eglise Sacre-Coeur
3. Mavillette Beach Provincial Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 63 reviews
Reviewed By MarkandKarenHunter - Windsor, Canada
Visited this beach several times while staying at the Cape View Motel and cottages. The beach is sandy and very clean. My family enjoyed the sandpipers and the waves. The beach has a slow slope making it wonderful for playing in the waves or enjoying your time with small children. There were very few people there during our visits. There was also a place you could rent surfboards as well as a snack bar, both near the road just off the beach. A very pleasant experience.
4. Denise Comeau
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
My studio is both a viewing and working space. If you enjoy seeing work in progress as well as framed and finished work you can arrange a visit . I ask that you message or call ahead and only 2 visitors at a time. I will supply hand sanitizer on your way in. Hopefully we will have time to share a pot a fresh pot if mint tea.
5. Clare Golf & Country Club
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
6. June Deveau Galerie Studio
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 21 reviews
Paintings and reproductions created by Acadian artist June Deveau depicitng Nova Scotia landscapes and cultural life which are displayed in this gallery and studio.
7. La Nuit Stella Night Hike
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 9 reviews
The Nuit Stella Night Hike is an exploration of the forest and the sea during the night. It will open your senses to the nocturnal world of the Acadian region of Saint Mary's Bay in Nova Scotia. Your guide, Paul Lalonde, will meet you at the Phare de la Pointe - the Lighthouse - in Church Point. Hikes will go ahead if cloudy but will be cancelled if raining.
8. Belliveau Cove Municipal Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Also known as Parc Joseph et Marie Dugas Park, Belliveau Cove Municipal Park features a 5-km (3-mi) interpretive trail, a municipal park, a craft centre (open seasonally) and a lighthouse. Dig for clams at low tide as part of the new Clam Digging Experience from June to September. The park also hosts a Farmers' Market on Saturdays, May to September from 10am to 2pm and don't miss "Les Beaux Vendredis" Lobster Suppers on Friday evenings, late June to early Sept., from 6 pm to 9 pm, where visitors can feast on lobster, crab or clams while taking in the fresh sea air.
Reviewed By Green_fam3
One of our favourite, tick free, ocean view walks, nice walkway. Weekends they have a small buy cute Farmers Market. Stroller, wheel chair friendly, ocean front paved walk. Enjoyable for all, living in the area, this was a lovely choice for us!
9. Le Petit Bois Guided Walks
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
We invite you to join us during our interpretive walks to discover the history and natural beauty of the Petit Bois. Our guided tours will lead you through the Universite Sainte-Anne Campus, situated in the middle of a wooded environment along the majestic shores of Saint Mary’s Bay. Observe local wildlife and plants. Learn about the biological studies of the duck and owl habitats. Discover the origins of the Petit Bois trails and our vision for green energy promotion. Contact us to arrange a custom tour. Binoculars, sunscreen, insect repellant and local food samples provided. Wear appropriate footwear. Meet at the Rendez-vous de la Baie Visitor Centre.
10. Comeau's Farm Market
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By briana906 - Meteghan, Canada
Great food, great staff, lots of fresh veg, fruit, a bakery, hot food, ice cream. Something for everyone !
