My kids first time on a boat. We all loved it. Up to 6 can fit. What a once in a lifetime…read moreexperience. My son even helped with buoy hunting.. The seals were a real treat too. The captain surprised us with homemade raspberry crisps too. So yummy!! I highly recommend taking the long drive to get here.

Great tour! Our tour guide gave us an in depth guide about all attractions, including the titanic…read moresite and all different towns and roads. The tour guide gave us many stories about the origins of Halifax and the immigrants. Very welcoming, very understanding and kind!

This was an outstanding full day tour! Our guide, Al, was fabulous! He was informative, funny, and…read morea great driver. We asked to go somewhere local to eat instead of Peggy's Cove where all of the buses were...Shaw's Landing had great food and hospitality. Even though we were a few minutes late getting off ship, Al still managed to get us to the Citadel in time for the changing of the guards and the cannon firing. Easy to find him when we got off the cruise ship with a big pink sign (I felt like a celebrity)! There were four of us and we had a can which made it easy to get in and out. Price was less expensive than the traditional bus tour. Highly recommend!! Thanks again Al for a great day! Happy fishing to you :)

Took the whale watching tour, 2 kids, 3 adults. Friendly staff. We spotted some porpoises and they…read moretook us to a seal spot and we hung out with them for a while. No whales, but you can't plan on wild animals. Beautiful scenery on the way in and out, so bring the camera along. There are a lot of people on that boat, so get comfortable. Kids will either fall asleep or feel sea sick, so recommend they close their eyes to sleep.

The day started off sunny and continued through a great tour of the harbor and surrounding coast…read moreline. Unfortunately no whales were spotted but no for lack of searching. We did see some seals playing the the water and eagles. Tyler is terrific and worth the trip

We took a boat tour around Oak Island. If you're a fan of the History channel show you will love…read morethis. Our guide Colin was extremely informative and funny too! He took us all the way around the island and explained everything we were looking at. The island is private so you can't go on it but we got very close. The boat is smooth and comfortable.

I have done many guided sea kayaking trips and Nova Shores knows how to do it right. Nova Shores…read moreprovides participants with a lot of extra gear that most places do not. This is extremely helpful if you are traveling because it cuts down on what you have to bring, but it is also helpful if this is your first time kayaking. The boots that they provide are great and I highly recommend them. While you do not have to step into the water a lot, they will keep you feet warm if they get wet. They also have some jackets and gloves depending on what time of year you go out. The kayaks and paddles were all in good repair, and I saw all the safety equipment I would expect to see with a trip of this nature. Our guide Liam was very kind and funny. He added to the quality of the trip because of his knowledge of the geology and local tribal lore about the Bay of Fundy. Liam also provided good instruction about kayaking and made sure that the group was safe and successful. Now the location is what makes this trip amazing. We went on the high tide paddle which I would highly recommend. When we paddled out, you were able to paddle amongst the rocks of the three sisters, go into natural coves and amphitheaters and even two sea caves. It was great fun to be able to paddle through the arch at high tide as well. At the "midway" you make it to a beach where you are able to get out and we enjoyed a bowl of chili and some great snacks. While you are on the beach the tides turn and start flowing out so as you head back you see the speed at which the tides flow out of the Bay of Fundy. Areas that you previously kayaked through are now unaccessible because of the change of water height, so you see it through a whole new lens. The tidal change actually gives you a push back to where you put in, so the paddling is even easier on the way back in. The scenery here is unbelievable and we saw a bald eagle soaring overhead on our trip. Nova Shores puts together a great adventure.and I would return to take one of their longer trips as well. Thank you to the Nova Shores team for making our trip to Advocate Harbor special.

Had the time of my life sea kayaking with Kayak Nova Shores. I was in great company all day, I was…read morewell-equipped with everything we could need for the day, I felt at-ease and confident in the safety protocols we followed all day, and I had some of the best homecooked food of my life out on a remote rocky beach shore only accessible by boat. I learned so much about the mythology, geology, and ecology of this foggy corner of the earth, but I was most impressed by the good-natured warmth of character that emanates from every single person that works for this kayak tour company. They stoke contagious good humour and an inspired curiosity about the earth and all its creatures.

We had a great time the tour was very good Halifax is very…read morebeautiful If you get there enjoy

This was an absolutely fantastic tour of Halifax and everything about it. Our guide Paul was so…read morepassionate and enthusiastic about Halifax and its history. Our tour lasted almost 7 hours and we were on a cruise ship and in Halifax for the day. He picked us right up at the port, had a sign with our names on it and there were 4 others with us in a nice van. A great small group of 6 people. We toured around the whole city, got to walk through the Public Gardens, stopped at the Citadel and saw the cannon fire at noon and the changing of the guard, learned so much about the explosion that killed many in Halifax and also learned things I did not know about the Titanic. We went to 2 different Titanic cemetaries and passed by even more. We stopped in a charming fishing village and had lunch at a local and delicious seafood restaurant. We could not have asked for a better day with a more enthusiastic host. He provided waters for us the entire day and also had a TV screen in the car to show us pictures and videos about all of the great stories he told us throughout the day. An absolutely fantastic tour that is a must do when visiting Halifax!

The food was great! We also tried the Churchill Beef Sandwich (not pictured), also very good! The…read moreservice was great and very willing to share recommendations for the area.

Only had time to go to one vineyard and this one definitely did not disappoint! Plenty of parking!…read moreThe vineyards are beautiful! You can walk through them too! They have a full service bistro area! We got the charcuterie board (delicious)! You can get full glasses and bottles in the bistro. The tasting room offers flights that you can taste at the bar or you can take it to the outdoor tables and enjoy the view! Stunning place, great service, wonderful and relaxing time!

The museum was very small and helpfully offered background and sample fossil obtained from the…read morefossil cliffs. The staff hurried us down the cliffs right away because the tide was coming in and if we wanted to get a look we had to go immediately. We did so and managed a good beach walk before getting our feet wet in our rush back. The beach is dangerous when the tide is coming in so it is advisable to heed the staff's warnings. The beach has many samples of fossils just lying on the ground. You're not able to take away any samples but you can take away your photographs. The cliffs record in rock form many of the different geological eras as you walk down the path. It's lovely to see the plants, animal tracks, animal fossils, and evidence of geological events.

Wow! What a cool place. The building above the beach had some interesting exhibits but the best…read morepart was the beach tour. The tour leader gave us some very interesting facts about the fossils and then helped us find our own fossils. A lovely visit.

Nice vineyard to stop by. They do free, complimentary tastings (small pours) of up to 3 per person…read more The wine was decent and it was nice to enjoy with some food options they had on the menu. The staff are really friendly, helpful, and funny. There's both seating indoor and outdoor, and the outdoor area is beautiful with all of the seating available and extensive vineyards.

Tidal Bay had hints of New Zealand on the nose. Most unprofessional tasting room in Nova Scotia…read more No one even knows what's in their blends. Nick only concerned with talking to young pretty women.