Tourism Community

TOURISM OPERATORS, WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU. 

Do you own or operate a tourism business in Nova Scotia?
Perhaps you operate a boutique hotel, Bed & Breakfast, or short term stay accommodations.

Our goal at Nova Scotia Traveller blog is to promote tourism to Nova Scotia: Canada's Ocean Playground. We know there are so many reasons to visit Canada's most beautiful province, but we want to encourage more tourism, and bring visitors from all over the world.

If you are the owner/operator of a business that relies on tourism to stay in business, let us help promote your business.
Send me photos of your business, and an email detailing what it is you do, and I will post on my blog, Facebook, and twitter feed.

• Whale Watching
• Camping
• Bed & Breakfast
• Community Events
• Roadside attractions
• Landmarks & attractions
• Parks & Recreations
• Day trip providers
• Tour operators
• and, lets not forget......
• Restaurants, craft breweries, craft distilleries, and Seafood Shanties. 

We are here to help you grow your business.

email me at
travel@roguetrippers.com

email subject: #NovaScotiaTraveller blog Post.

Cranberry Cove Bed & Breakfast in Louisbourg

Nova Scotia Traveller



www.roguetrippers.com

Follow us on Facebook & Twitter

In a few short days, we will be heading out o our Nova Scotia Road trip and we want you to share in our adventures. 

While we will be making frequent blog posts, we will also be sharing our adventures on Facebook and Twitter. 

We want you to follow us on facebook and twitter to ensure you don't miss a minute of our adventure. 

Whether you live in Nova Scotia, or if you have never been to Nova Scotia; we want you to keep up with us.  Let Nova Scotia Traveler help you see the province through the eyes of a real tourist. Our goal is to promote tourism to our favourite Province.


Nova Scotia Traveller



www.roguetrippers.com

Peggy's Cove

Peggy's Cove

Peggy's Cove  is one of those destinations every Nova Scotia visitor has probably already heard of, and already made plans to visit, but for those who might not know of this little jewel, this post is for you.
Peggy's Cove is a small ocean side village about 45 km south west of Halifax. It has a beautifully rocky landscape hugging the Atlantic Ocean. There are several homes and businesses dotting the rocky coastline, including art galleries, ice cream parlors, gift shops, Bed and Breakfasts and more. The most iconic structure is the famous Peggy's Cove Lighthouse. In and around the lighthouse is a gift shop, restaurant, and post office.
The view is spectacular, and it is fun to walk along the rocky shore - but caution must be exercised as the rocks can be treacherous, and one false move and you may slip into the ocean.

While on a trip to Peggy's Cove, don't forget to honor those who perished in the Swissair Flight 111 plane disaster, and those who worked at rescue and recovery operations.

UNESCO World Heritage site

Lunenburg, Nova Scotia

Take a drive along Nova Scotia's Lighthouse trail and you will come to the beautiful town of  Lunenburg. 


Lunenburg, Nova Scotia is a beautiful seaside shipbuilding and fishing town. Lunenburg is most famous as the town where the Bluenose and Bluenose II were built and sailed from.  In addition, it is a Unesco World Heritage site because "Old Town Lunenburg is the best surviving example of a planned British colonial settlement in North America". Lunenburg has a lot to offer its visitors: great shopping, gift stores, art galleries, wonderful dining experiences including some of the finest fresh and local sea food around. There are many beautiful homes to see, full of colour, splendor, and history. In addition to fine chain hotels in the area, there are many other lodging experiences including cottage rentals, Bed and Breakfasts, and small local motels.


Lunenburg is a must see destination for any Nova Scotia traveler. 

Roadside Attractions

As an avid road tripper, I really enjoy all the various roadside attractions you see along the way.

Every time we are in Nova Scotia, we always make the Cabot Trail trip - as it is one of the most scenic drives in all of North America, and Joe's Scarecrow field is always a must see.

There are dozens of very unique scarecrows dressed in a variety of costumes. Some are scary, some are entertaining, others are creepy, and some are cute - but they all are very creative and unique. This makes for a fun pit stop along the way. Stop and pose for pictures, poke your head in some of the scarecrows to become part of the crowd.

(donations to the scarecrow fund are always welcome to keep the joy alive). 

Nova Scotia - Canada's ocean Playground

Welcome to my blog.  I would like to welcome you to the world of the Nova Scotia Traveler.

I have started this blog as a way to share my love and passion for Canada's most beautiful province.

I will be sharing my experiences, adventures, memories, and more of my many visits to Nova Scotia.
I will be writing articles on food, culture, adventures, scenery, shopping, hotels, events, and the goings on all around Nova Scotia.

My goal is to have the Economic and Rural Development and Tourism Department of the Government of Nova Scotia pick up on this blog, see the good work that I am doing for the province to promote tourism to all parts of this great province. Please come back and visit us often.

I believe Nova Scotia to be the most amazing place in Canada - and I want to share it with the world. 

My goal is to boost tourism to Nova Scotia, and to draw attention to all that Nova Scotia has to offer. 

Come back often....and plan your trip to Nova Scotia.  

Tourism operators, hotels, bed & Breakfasts, and restaurants, tell us about your business and I will promote through Social Media.   
travel@roguetrippers.com