Everything about
Nova Scotia
Fun facts, general travel information, itinerary suggestions and more…
Quick Facts
Language: English, although Acadian French is also common and you will see Gaelic in Cape Breton.
Capital: Halifax
Currency: $CAD
Time Zone: Atlantic Standard Time (AST)
When’s the best time to visit?
Nova Scotia is a true maritime province, with the ocean playing a big role in keeping temperatures moderate year-round. But don’t be surprised if you experience a bit of everything in a single day—fog, sun, rain, and wind are all part of the mix here!
Summers are the most popular time to visit, bringing warmer weather that is perfect for exploring the coast.
That said, each season has its highlights: fall is stunning with colourful foliage, winter is beautiful in the snow, and spring welcomes a fresh burst of greenery.
At a glance
Our Journey to Nova Scotia
Our love for Nova Scotia started with a road trip that left a lasting impression—and led us to move here just a month later.
Over the past few years, we’ve explored almost every corner of the province, taking road trips on weekends, even long day trips, and week-long adventures when we could.
We’ve chased waterfalls, hiked scenic trails, and wandered down countless back roads.
Now, we’re proud to call Nova Scotia home and are excited to share our insights, hidden gems, travel tips, and inspiration to help you experience this amazing province to the fullest.
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