Nova Scotia is the second-smallest province of Canada - and a real stunner!
Let me take you on a road trip around this gem.
We start in the capital Halifax, boarding the Harbour Hopper, a crazy amphibian vehicle before moving on to stunning Peggy's Cove. Our next stop is the picturesque Mahone Bay with its beach Blue Rocks. Our road trip through Nova Scotia then takes us to the Unesco World Heritage site of Lunenburg before heading on to the beautiful beach in Summerville.
Next on the list ist Kejimkujik National Park, locals call it Keji. In Hall's Harbour we witness the biggest tidal range in the world. Riding the same wave, so to say, we walk on the ocean's ground at Burntcoat Head Park. I then show you a sight of a different kind, Nova Scotia's food and wine!
Next stop is the Highland Village Museum on the island of Cape Breton. That is also where we find Eskasoni Cultural Journeys, giving us a nice glimpse into the life of the Mi'kmaq, Nova Scotia's First Nations.
Another must is the Alexander Graham Bell Museum before finally heading to Cape Breton Highlands National Park for some unspoilt nature.
Disclaimer: This was a press trip, so I was invited. This, however, does not influence my objective reporting.