Nova Scotia is set to captivate visitors in 2026 with a range of new attractions, including culinary trails, unique accommodations, and immersive experiences. Known for its stunning coastline, the province is enhancing its offerings to attract more tourists to its scenic landscapes and rich cultural heritage.
Visitors can delve into the mysteries of Oak Island with a guided tram tour, exploring the island's legendary treasure hunting history. This two-hour tour, led by an expert guide, offers insights into the local legends and theories that have intrigued treasure hunters for over 230 years.
Food enthusiasts can embark on the new Cheese Trail, launched by Taste of Nova Scotia, which highlights the province's burgeoning artisanal cheesemaking scene. The trail features seven cheesemakers and 14 stops, offering a taste of local flavours and the opportunity to meet the makers.
For a unique dining experience, Mystic in Halifax has been named North America's Best New Restaurant 2025. Located on the waterfront, Mystic offers chef-led tasting menus with a focus on local ingredients and global flair, all set against the backdrop of the Maritimes' rugged beauty.
Accommodation options have also expanded with the opening of Cormorant Rock Chalets in Cape Breton Island, offering breathtaking views of Cape Smokey and Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Additionally, The Farmhouse at Avondale Sky Winery provides a charming retreat with private wine tastings and chef experiences available on request.
These new offerings underscore Nova Scotia's commitment to providing diverse and enriching experiences for visitors, promising a memorable journey through Canada's Ocean Playground.
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