Top Things to do in Nova Scotia South Shore
Top Hotels in Nova Scotia South Shore
What to do and see in Nova Scotia South Shore, Southwest Nova Scotia: The Best Free Things to do
Discover the best top things to do in Nova Scotia South Shore, United States including Roseway Beach, Laurie Swim Gallery, Gaff Point Trail, Crescent Beach, Ironworks Distillery, Baccaro Point Lighthouse, Spruce Top Rug Hooking Studio, Birdsall-Worthinton Pottery Ltd., Old Burial Ground, Mahone Bay Museum.
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1. Roseway Beach
2. Laurie Swim Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 66 reviews
Award-winning visual artist and author, who is nationally and internationally recognized; Laurie creates painterly works of art in fabric and thread portraying the landscapes and people of the South Shore. Visit the Laurie Swim Gallery in beautiful Old Town Lunenburg and see these beautiful works for yourself.
3. Gaff Point Trail
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By Justtravelling4 - Halifax, Canada
We thoroughly enjoyed hiking this trail, it really had a little bit of everything. A beautiful beach, stunning water views, and stunning treks through wooded areas. The walk through the fir trees was one of my favourite portions of the trail, the smell was amazing. There are some exposed roots in places and the walk across the beach rocks is a little challenging on the ankles, but overall a pretty easy to moderate trail. I recommend walking the farm land area over the hill instead of the entire beach as it gives you a break from the sea rocks. The owners have it marked and don’t mind as long as the horses are not in the field. Once you get to the loop we went to the right first. It means you finish on the water view side of the trail. The trail in total including walking Hirtle Beach is about 6.6 km. We finished the entire trail in about 90 mins, this included stopping for pics etc. I highly recommend for anyone of any age, definitely a trail I’d return to.
4. Crescent Beach
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By 560lee - Dartmouth, Canada
probably the best beach we have hit here in Nova Scotia....a real jewel and to make our visit there even better we love to stay at Ocean Mist cottages that is right there at the beach......pure joy!
5. Ironworks Distillery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 373 reviews
Ironworks Distillery opened its doors to the public in June 2010. Situated in the old town of Lunenburg and residing in the building that used to be the old marine blacksmith shop, we create small batches of artisan spirits using produce from the Maritimes. We make vodka and brandy using Annapolis Valley apples, Pear Eau-de-vie, Rum, Gin and several delicious fruit liqueurs. Tastings are free. Please contact us to check on the tour availability.
Reviewed By AndyANew - Flower Mound, United States
Ironworks is an artisanal cute little distillery located in the historic port town of Lunenburg. My wife and I stopped in while we were visiting Lunenburg. We sampled several different liqueurs and vodka and loved all the sampling, especially the sweet blueberry liqueur. The shop was beautiful and well preserved. Friendly staff. Would definitely recommend this stop in Lunenburg!
6. Baccaro Point Lighthouse
7. Spruce Top Rug Hooking Studio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
Our studio contains a wonderful collection of galleries featuring some of Nova Scotia's finest artists and craftspeople. It's located in a mid-1800's house on the main street in Mahone Bay. Spruce Top also provides a wide range of rug hooking services and sales.
8. Birdsall-Worthinton Pottery Ltd.
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By Darlene649
We found them in the community centre, in a studio location. Apparently this is their retirement project,downsized but still going strong! I loved their work.
9. Old Burial Ground
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 12 reviews
10. Mahone Bay Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 54 reviews
A community museum located in the heart of beautiful downtown Mahone Bay, providing visitors and locals alike with an in-depth understanding our community's heritage. Open Hours: May-September - for more details, please visit http://mahonebaymuseum.com/hours-location/
Reviewed By tracyrepchuk - Los Angeles, United States
Mahone Bay in general is a must visit if you are in Nova Scotia. It's an adorable little town, with a constant stream of activities - my parents and brothers all live here (I live in California). The museum has local history, and shows you about the families that formed it (many of the names which still live there) and other cute artifacts. Definitely go in, it doesn't take long and it helps to keep places like this alive and part of the community.
