Hotels in Nova Scotia, Canada
Nova Scotia is a Canadian province on the Atlantic coast, famous for the Bay of Fundy's tides-where the water drops 50 feet, letting you walk on the ocean floor at low tide-and its world-class lobster. Summers are warm, around 70°F (21°C), perfect for hiking the Cabot Trail on Cape Breton Island, while winters hover near 20°F (-7°C), ideal for cozying up in Halifax pubs with live Celtic fiddle music. If you visit in autumn, the fall colors along the South Shore's lighthouses are spectacular, and you can still join a whale-watching tour in the cooler waters.