In the town of Guysborough and surrounding area, you will find truly unspoiled nature at its finest. Located at the northeast corner of mainland Nova Scotia, experience the rugged beauty where the land meets the sea, wooded hills and valleys that stretch to the horizon and quiet little fishing villages nestled into safe harbours.
There’s history here dating back to the earliest European arrivals in North America, with communities that were among the first on the continent settled by Europeans, Acadians, and free people of African descent.
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