Day trips:
I recommend the Lighthouse route with beautiful lighthouses, never ending white sand beaches, romantic fishery villages. Day trips to the Keji-Park for hiking or kayaking on the footsteps of the miqmak Indians. Or come and see Lunenburg - this historical place and harbour of Blue Nose II was founded by French, Swiss and German settlers in 1753. Today it belongs to the UNESCO world heritage. Don't forget to taste one of the delicious meals with a variety of fresh seafood (e.g. lobster, scallops, salmon). Only 10 min away from Lunenburg you find the vivid little town Mahone Bay with its famous three churches and crafts shops. Take a day trip to Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia with its amazing harbour. Here you can visit many places of interest e.g. the Titanic Exhibition, the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia or the Citadel. On the way back you should see Peggy's Cove.
Summer / Indian Summer:
If you come in July to August you find temperatures from 25-30 °C. The water temperature of Molega Lake ranges between 20 to 24 °C - just right for a good swim! A tip for nature lovers: come in the second half of September to Richard's Place at Molega Lake and stay at least until October 14 and you will witness the unbelievable colorful spectacle of East Canadian Indian Summer.
Golf:
The golf coures of the South Shore welcome golfers of all abilities and invite you to enjoy the exceptional scenery. If golf is your interest, you should test one of the nearby golf courses: Bridgewater, Liverpool, Lunenburg or Caledonia.
Other Activities:
canoe, nordic walking, 'cutting wood for the fire place'