Attractions
8 amazing places to discover in South Shore
Kejimkujik National Park Seaside
A stunning coastal day-use park featuring white-sand beaches, rugged shoreline hiking trails, and abundant wildlife including seabird colonies and harbour seals. A separate seaside unit of Kejimkujik National Park near Port Joli, NS.
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Hank Snow Home Town Museum
Housed in Liverpool's historic CN Railway Station, this unique museum celebrates Nova Scotia-born country music legend Hank Snow. Features interactive exhibits, memorabilia, and the Nova Scotia Country Music Hall of Fame.
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Terra Beata Farms
Working cranberry farm on Heckman's Island near Lunenburg, home to Nova Scotia's first and only cranberry u-pick each October, with farm-gate products available year-round by curbside pickup.
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Ovens Natural Park
190-acre coastal park near Lunenburg featuring dramatic sea caves, 1861 Gold Rush history, camping cabins, and hiking trails.
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Ross Farm Museum
Award-winning living history museum in New Ross featuring a 60-acre heritage farm with costumed interpreters, heritage crafts, and farm animals.
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Black Loyalist Heritage Centre
Heritage site and museum in Birchtown, near Shelburne, telling the story of the Black Loyalists who settled here in 1783 and formed the largest free African population outside of Africa.
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Concrete Creations Sculpture Garden (Cosby's)
Sculptor Ivan Higgins' free forest sculpture garden behind Cosby's Garden Centre near Liverpool - concrete figures built winter after winter since 1976. Open 7 days, year-round.
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Shag Harbour UFO Interpretive Centre
Museum dedicated to the 1967 Shag Harbour Incident — Canada's most famous unsolved UFO case — with exhibits, eyewitness accounts and historical archives.