Canada’s ocean playground has a plethora of paddling possibilities and if you’re looking for places to kayak in Nova Scotia, I’ve got you covered!

This vibrant, artistic and culture-filled city is good for a day trip but better appreciated over a few days. 

After spending a few days here, I can fully understand its allure and I’ll certainly be returning.

Modern Travel - By Kayak, By Car - 2 Unique oTENTik Camping Experiences in the 1000 Islands.

Here, I’ll share some lesser-known attractions that are certainly worth visiting as you road trip in Eastern Newfoundland & Labrador.

If one of your summer travel destinations is eastern Newfoundland & Labrador, we’ve got a stellar list for you to either follow or include in your exploration Canada.

Newfoundland and Labrador is a world-class Canadian destination, famous for so many things, including spectacular kayaking experiences.

This special part of Canada has so much to offer and caters to variety of travellers, both the action-seekers and those who prefer a slower, relaxed pace.

Only 90 minutes east of downtown Halifax is where you'll find the charming Memory Lane Heritage Village.

Nova Scotia’s Blue Forest Shores helps you relax and rejuvenate on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.

Biking the Rails to Trails Route in Nova Scotia is a wonderful way to experience St. Margaret's Bay.

From beginners to experts, standup paddleboarding in Halifax, Nova Scotia is a must-do experience during your east coast adventure.

From history to art to fun, Canada's winter wonderland has a lot to offer.

A mere 90 minutes outside of Mississauga, Peterborough and the Kawarthas is an excellent destination.