nova scotia lighthouse route

[hazmatphil]

Need any information on nova scotia lighthouse route Thank Phil

 

[Canadian FJR]

Very pretty but generally very slow going. Lots of little places to stop and explore.

What else would you like to know?

Canadian FJR

 

[boogahboogah]

You can get the NS tourbook & map free from the tourism board, Clicky Here

Good article on Lighthouse route, with specifics, Clicky Here

Nova Scotia travel homepage, Clicky Here

My one solid recommendation, if you like the sea or sailing, go to Lunenberg. The famous ship 'Bluenose' lives there, and there is a GREAT museum called 'The Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic (at waterfront), they also have one of the last sailing codfish boats on display, as well as some more modern craft. Took over 3 hours going stem to stern, just a wonderful place.

Many nice people & wonderful sights up there...

I was thinking about going back this year, but this year's trip will probably be Newfoundland instead. The Newfies are friendlier than anyone (according to our bed & breakfast hosts at Lunenberg), so, what the hey, why not ?

(not affiliated with Tourism Canada, no Canadian relatives, no commission from this spot, etc etc)

 

[timk]

I started the lighthouse tour, but got off it after 3 stops. More interestings stuff there IMHO.

 

[Newfie Bullet]

You can get the NS tourbook & map free from the tourism board, Clicky Here
Good article on Lighthouse route, with specifics, Clicky Here

Nova Scotia travel homepage, Clicky Here

My one solid recommendation, if you like the sea or sailing, go to Lunenberg. The famous ship 'Bluenose' lives there, and there is a GREAT museum called 'The Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic (at waterfront), they also have one of the last sailing codfish boats on display, as well as some more modern craft. Took over 3 hours going stem to stern, just a wonderful place.

Many nice people & wonderful sights up there...

I was thinking about going back this year, but this year's trip will probably be Newfoundland instead. The Newfies are friendlier than anyone (according to our bed & breakfast hosts at Lunenberg), so, what the hey, why not ?

(not affiliated with Tourism Canada, no Canadian relatives, no commission from this spot, etc etc)

Your bed and breakfast host in Lunenberg wasn't lying when he/she told you that Newfies are friendlier than anyone. I should know because I'm one of them. Aside from the friendly people, you'll enjoy some of the most spectacular scenery in the world, good roads, and little traffic.

Feel free to contact me if you need any info, or check out this site.

https://www.newfoundlandlabrador.com/

 

[hazmatphil]

Very pretty but generally very slow going. Lots of little places to stop and explore.
What else would you like to know?

I will have 4 days to explore can i do the hole lighthouse routein in this amount of time and were did you stay do you have any info on some holtel.I will be trailer my bike from new jersey to portland maine and takeing the cat ferry. i am think about start the ride yarmouth and ride to halifax the first day stay over night and move on the next day any ideal please let know.

thank phil

Canadian FJR

You can get the NS tourbook & map free from the tourism board, Clicky Here
Good article on Lighthouse route, with specifics, Clicky Here

Nova Scotia travel homepage, Clicky Here

My one solid recommendation, if you like the sea or sailing, go to Lunenberg. The famous ship 'Bluenose' lives there, and there is a GREAT museum called 'The Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic (at waterfront), they also have one of the last sailing codfish boats on display, as well as some more modern craft. Took over 3 hours going stem to stern, just a wonderful place.

Many nice people & wonderful sights up there...

I was thinking about going back this year, but this year's trip will probably be Newfoundland instead. The Newfies are friendlier than anyone (according to our bed & breakfast hosts at Lunenberg), so, what the hey, why not ?

Thank for the info

(not affiliated with Tourism Canada, no Canadian relatives, no commission from this spot, etc etc)