Saint Ann Bay Info, Nova Scotia

Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spa in Digby, Nova Scotia, Canada offers a stunning setting overlooking the Bay of Fundy and has been welcoming guests to this majestic, unique and rare resort which is unsurpassed, beyond expectations. With world class amenities, here they have exquisite dining facilities, pampering spa treatments, one of Canada's finest golf courses and is a premier event destination for weddings, reunions and meetings with function rooms beyond compare. There are three accommodation choices here for the discerning with incredible amenities to ensure comfort and luxury set against the impressive backdrop of Nova Scotia with dining and entertainment in the Churchill's Restaurant and Lounge, The Terrace Cafe and 19th Hole Clubhouse and eatery. Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spa has an outdoor heated pool, a fitness centre, 18 hole golf course, two tennis courts, cycling and hiking trails, shuffleboard, giant outdoor chess board, croquet fields, bicycles and helmets and a children's playground, also on-site is a gift shop and newstand, a golf pro shop, and the AVEDA concept spa, a luxurious full service spa, come for the absolute divine.READ MORE

Baddeck Cabot Trail Campground? is located 8 km west of Baddeck and offer Hook-ups, RV Storage, scenic - view sites with Single Tent Sites & Group Sites and Camping Cabins to choose from, The park is pet friendly and have various child facilities to keep the kids busy. READ MORE

Please be advised that Heron by the Bay Guest House is now CLOSED. Kindly see our other guest house accommodation in Chester for bookings.READ MORE

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Aspotogan Ridge in Hubbards, located along St. Margaret’s Bay on the South Shore of Nova Scotia, is dynamic and new, and a 550-acre family lifestyle community with breathtaking views, homes and lots, and a custom designed golf course. With building lots and residential options set around a spectacular 18-hole golf course, they have options here to suit your lifestyle and a home to call your own whether retiring or starting a family, and property owners receive two lifetime golf course memberships. Aspotogan Ridge golf course character is designed and defined by the landscape with holes employing natural features, and layout designed to challenge experts and beginners will enjoy a fun engaging golfing experience. Here they offer coastal living at it's best, near popular attractions, beaches and trails, fishing, swimming and much more, come for the lifestyle, it's all here.READ MORE

Hunter's Mountain Chalets in Baddeck provides 12 luxury, non smoking housekeeping accommodation units situated at the beginning of the world famous Cabot Trail. You can see part of Baddeck River and Bras D'0r lakes, Beinn Breagh peninsula and Boularderie island.READ MORE

Nova Scotia Whales in Cheticamp, Nova Scotia, offers exciting whale watching tours that include amazing opportunities of snorkellng with whales in their own environment. This interaction is known as a Soft-in-Water encounter and participants may use mask, snorkel and fin, but no scuba equipment, and to ensure minimal disturbance to the whales, participants are required to enter the water quietly and to float peacefully as a group. Nova Scotia Whales offers customized trips on board one of their zodiac vessels and these trips include seal, bird, whale watching as well as exciting opportunities of snorkeling in sea caves and coves located in areas only accessible by boat. READ MORE

Tempest Restaurant located in beautiful Wolfville, is open for lunch and dinner served in their contemporary dining room or under the elms on a quiet patio. The Annapolis Valley local produce and selected wines are found on the menus.READ MORE

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Kings County Museum,located in Kentville, have permanent exhibits: The Courthouse Exhibit, The Acadian Exhibit, The Victorian Parlour Exhibit and The New England Planters Exhibit. Short-term exhibits cover a variety of interesting topics, current and recent exhibits include Remembering Kentville Railyards. READ MORE