Walk along a historic dike system to the Grand Pré National Historic Site • Take a coastal hike with views of iconic sea stacks and basalt pinnacles carved by the power of the world’s highest tides • Stand in awe of the wild Bay of Fundy from the dramatic cliffs of Cape Split • Relish a tasting, tour and dinner at an award-winning winery.

Kejimkujik Seaside Adjunct has it all: coastal tundra forests, salt marshes, bogs and pristine shores—diverse ecosystems that provide the ideal stopover location for Canada geese and endangered piping plovers • Like catching rays? Harbor seals do too—see them sunning at Harbour Rocks • Visit World Heritage-status Lunenburg, the "best surviving example of a planned British colonial settlement in North America" • Stroll on one of Nova Scotia’s well-kept secrets: a century-old seaside cart path where you might spot sandpipers, gulls, ducks and geese • Hike to the unspoiled headland of Gaff Point for gorgeous vistas of the rugged coastline • Enjoy peaceful walks on shoreline paths and the beaches of Big Tancook Island, where lobstermen and artisans provide cultural color • Take in views of coastal panoramas, rolling grasslands and quaint fishing villages • Journey back to Lunenburg by private boat and enjoy a historical walk through the 18th-century seafaring town.