A neighbourhood for dining. Whether you're looking to grab a quick bite to eat or sit down in one of the many fabulous restaurants, from delis to fine dining, there’s no shortage of food in the Bay and Algoma Area. Bon appétit!
On the shores of Lake Huron and less than 3 hours from Toronto, Sauble Beach boasts 7 kilometres of white sand and is Canada’s #1 rated freshwater beach.
Spend the day exploring the coastal city of Halifax, the largest urban area in the Maritimes. The city has cultural spots (art galleries, museums, music venues and theatre) in abundance, as well as superb dining and shopping throughout the city. And all of it just steps away from gorgeous beaches and spectacular natural areas.
The waterfront is undoubtedly the star attraction in the city and you’ll want to spend some time exploring this area. Take a harbour boat cruise or hop on the ferry to see the city from the water.
Leave behind the rugged landscape of Cape Breton Island and head to the province’s capital along the route known as the Marine Drive. You’ll pass through many scenic towns and villages that speak to Nova Scotia’s seafaring heritage. We recommend a stop for lunch at Sherbrooke Village, a restored 1860s community.
If time permits, visit Mabou and stop in for a drink at the Red Shoe Pub owned by the musical Rankin Family.
After crossing the Northumberland Strait via ferry, make you way up Cape Breton Is-
land to the sleepy town of Baddeck, which will be your base for the next two nights, giving you ample time to explore the famous rugged coastline of Cape Breton.
Once in PEI, you’ll make your way to the capital city of Charlottetown. Enjoy strolling the historic centre of the city in the evening and be sure to enjoy some of the delicious dining on offer – whether it be in the form of famous PEI potatoes or some of the fresh bounty from the sea.
Head to Oak Island next where you'll be spending the night. Take a walk around the island and check out the Stone Wall on the southwest side, The Hatch on the northwest side, and the Stone Triangle on the southeast side!
Start your East Coast journey on Nova Scotia’s south shore. A short drive from Halifax will take you to Peggy’s Cove, home of the province’s most famous lighthouse.
The Laniel area is a vacation paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with 600 sq. km of natural beauty. The village of Laniel is nestled in a lovely bay on Lake Kipawa, with its 1000 islands and 1600 km of shoreline. A unique experience awaits you in this enchanting resort area. The picturesque village of Laniel is only a 5-hour drive from Ottawa or Toronto. A nautical stop is now available for people who want to rent a dock for the season or stop for a day.