Yarmouth

Located at the tip of Cape Forchu near Yarmouth, this distinctive aero-style concrete lighthouse is one of the most unique coastal attractions in Nova Scotia. Surrounded by dramatic rocky headlands and offering panoramic views of the Bay of Fundy, the site features a historic lighthouse keeper’s house museum and scenic walking areas. A must-visit destination for tourists, photographers, and travelers exploring the best things to do in Yarmouth and southwestern Nova Scotia. Hours: June–October, open daily Price Range: Free

A quiet coastal cove near Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, known for its sandy shoreline, scenic ocean views, and close proximity to Cape Forchu. It's a peaceful spot for beach walks, photography, kayaking, and enjoying the rugged beauty of Nova Scotia's south shore.

Canada's oldest standing courthouse and jail, built in 1805 and now operating as a National Historic Site, museum, and archives centre that preserves the rich Acadian and regional history of Argyle Township.

A popular freshwater beach in the Annapolis Valley featuring a sandy shoreline, warm swimming waters, boardwalks, and family-friendly recreational facilities.

A Halifax-area entertainment and music promotion company known for producing live events, concerts, marketing activations, and entertainment experiences across Atlantic Canada. Afterdark has worked with major brands, artists, festivals, and corporate clients for over two decades.

A powerful museum and historic site that tells the story of Africville, a thriving African Nova Scotian community that was demolished in the 1960s. The museum is housed in a replica of the original Seaview United Baptist Church and preserves the history, resilience, and legacy of Africville's residents

Canada's first and largest museum dedicated to Black history and African Nova Scotian heritage. Established in 1983, the Centre preserves, promotes, and celebrates more than 400 years of Black history in Nova Scotia through exhibits, artifacts, cultural programming, and community events.

A non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and sharing Canada's naval history. The Trust is best known for maintaining HMCS Sackville, the last surviving Flower-class Corvette from the Second World War and Canada's official Naval Memorial