Rural Living On St. Margarets Bay - Peggy’s Cove, Halifax
Nova Scotia’s popular tourist attractions are lighthouses (over 150 of them) and fishing villages. The 206-year-old Peggy’s Cove draws many visitors each year because you can visit both a picturesque fishing village rich in history and adventure and a lighthouse. And another bonus for some, is that town and the lighthouse are just a short walk from your parked car. Although this is a unique area has been designated a preservation area, it still has an active, vibrant fishing community.
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What you should know:
Beware of black rocks near the shore, they are slippery and can be dangerous.
There are walking trails.
Public restrooms are available.
You could spend a couple of hours to an entire day exploring here.
This is a walkable town.
There is a large parking lot near the Visitor’s Center, as you enter the village. Parking may be difficult in-season.
People are friendly and helpful.
Wear comfortable shoes.
There are a few restaurant options.
You will need a passport and any other credentials needed when crossing into Canada from the United States.
The currency is the Canadian Dollar.
Tipping is usually 15-20% for good service.
