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This is THE year to invite your friends and family to Nova Scotia. Hundreds of fantastic festivals and events, from the Tall Ships 2012 in July to the Celtic Colours International Festival in October, plus outdoor adventures and attractions galore. Best of all - every time you invite someone to visit, you'll have a chance to win a Nova Scotia vacation for four.
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Linda, a surfer in Nova Scotia shares why Nova Scotia beaches are so beautiful. Planning Your Nova Scotia Beach Vacation: From white sand beaches, to smooth cobblestone beaches, to endless reaches of red sand along the Northumberland shore, each of our 125 salt and freshwater beaches has its own distinct character.