Nova Scotia Tourism News for 2020

Explore Kejimkujik National Park and Historic Site

Those looking for an experience by foot, canoe or kayak should look no further than the only Parks Canada site that is designated both a National Park and a National Historic site: Kejimkujik National Park. Visitors can discover beautiful wilderness trails, lakes and rivers, or a bounty of white sand beaches, turquoise water and wildlife at Kejimkujik National Park. Known for its unsurpassed beauty and natural wonder, no trip to Kejimkujik is complete without sleeping under the stars, without the interference of natural light, in the area’s Dark Sky Preserve. An exclusive culinary tour – “Savour the Adventures” – is offered to visitors on Saturday nights in the summer and into the autumn.

https://www.pc.gc.ca/en/pn-np/ns/kejimkujik/index

Go Back in History at the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site

Whether guests wish for a look into history or a taste of authentic spirits, Halifax Citadel National Historic Site is a must see during any visit to Nova Scotia. Starting in May of 2020, visitors can take advantage of a brand-new, immersive experience – Fortress Halifax: A City Shaped by Conflict – which chronicles the history of Halifax from before European contact using multi-media capabilities.

Additionally, those looking to fire up their taste buds have three opportunities to sample exclusive Halifax Citadel-Aged Spirits: Toast & Tasting, Raise Your Spirits and The Proof is in The Barrel.
https://www.halifaxcitadel.ca/

Hop Aboard an Awe-Inspiring Whale Watching Tour

Visitors can experience local tales and lively commentary as they watch for whales breaching the ocean’s surface and lunge out of the waves. There are countless opportunities for visitors to watch for any of the 12 species of whales that visit Nova Scotia yearly, while also admiring the cliff formations, sea caves and waterfalls off the coast of Nova Scotia.
https://www.novascotia.com/explore/top-25/whale-watching