Annapolis Royal - Digby

Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia

In Annapolis Royal, the country's first permanent settlement, find two nationally significant historic sites, beautiful gardens and learn about the "power" of the tides.  Named after Queen Anne, Annapolis Royal is a town set in the Victorian era with beautiful tree-lined streets.  Stroll along St. George Street and browse through the diverse selection of artisan studios.  Learn more...

Digby, Nova Scotia

Named after Admiral Robert Digby, one the United Empire Loyalists who helped settle Digby in 1783, Digby offers its visitors dramatic scenery and phenomenal seafood.  Home to the world famous Digby Scallop, Digby is also known for having the largest inshore scallop fleet in the world. Learn more...

Brier Island, Nova Scotia

One of Nova Scotia’s best eco-destinations, Brier Island is home to twisting coastal hiking trails, two interesting lighthouses and is great place to embark on various sea adventures. Brier Island, strategically located on the Atlantic Flyway, is an excellent place for bird watching, especially during fall migration. Two short ferry rides from Digby Neck, at a cost of $4 round trip, will bring you to this interesting island full of rare flora and fauna.  Learn more...

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