MacLeod Cottages
Region: Petite Riviere & Area
Looking for a truly relaxing place to get away from the busy day to day demands of work and family? Come to MacLeod Cottages in Green Bay, just moments along the coastline from Petite Riviere, Nova Scotia.
Internet access/Wi-Fi is available at MacLeod’s Canteen. Passwords are provided to guests. Guests arriving on Saturday are usually outside sitting on a picnic table in the mornings until they discover the wonderful soups, chowders, local fish, clams and scallops, pies and desserts served inside.
Green Bay and neighboring seaside communities are full of unique restaurants, artist studios, beautiful beaches and a wonderful winery making our area a great destination! Enjoy coastal scenery, beachcombing and the salt air along miles of Green Bay coastline. Explore our Provincial Park, museum and ever-changing community activities hosting a wide variety of live musical artists. Breath taking views are promised around every corner! Truly ‘shaped by the sea’. A place unto itself, where one can get away from the big things to consider the small.
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Bob & The Boys Farm Market
Location: Lunenburg Region
Garden fresh produce, local vegetables and fruit in season, ice cream cones, dairy products, jams & jellies, hanging baskets, perennials, annuals, fertilizer, growing medium, seed potatoes, dragonfly pins, fudge, vegetable transplants, fresh bakery products, crafts, mats, yarn, lawn ornaments and more!
Civic Address: 16554 Highway 103 Hebbs Cross NS
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Broad Cove Beach
Location: Lunenburg Region
Broad Cove Beach has a nice private sand area, and the cove is partially protected so the water stays relatively calm. With more well-known beaches close by, this beach is much quieter with fewer visitors.
Cherry Hill Beach
Location: Lunenburg Region
Cherry Hill Beach offers a direct route to happiness via its empty curve of fine grey sand, exposed water and endless sky.
A wonderful beach for surfers or a nice place to walk on the rocks and enjoy an afternoon.
This beach is located off the 331 Highway in the community of Cherry Hill.
Directions: Turn at the firehall. Beach access isn’t marked.
Cape LaHave Adventures
Location: Lunenburg Region
Guided sea-kayak adventures and yoga in the renowned LaHave Islands Archipelago on Nova Scotia’s South Shore. Paddle among the islands and experience pristine beaches, coastal wildlife, and signature Maritime fishing settlements. Multi-day, Full-day, and half-day tours. Located on Dublin Shore off of the Lighthouse Route (Highway 331) between the LaHave Bakery and Crescent Beach.
Civic Address: 90 Bells Cove Road, Dublin Shore NS
Crescent Beach
Location: Petite Riviere & Area
Connecting the historic LaHave Islands to the mainland, this beach stretches like a sandy road beaconing sunseekers, beach explorers, and wave splashers. It is also the only beach in Lunenburg Region where you are allowed to drive a vehicle directly on the sand!
Whether you’re a first-time explorer or returning visitor, you’ll easily see why this gem and the surrounding coastal beauty inspire the work of the area’s many artists.
Please keep pets on leash. No camping permitted onsite.
Fort Point Museum
Location: Lunenburg Region
Located on a picturesque point at the mouth of the LaHave River, the ocean-side views are breath taking. This National Historic Site was the first capital of New France in 1632, the beginning steps of Acadian history in Canada. The quaint building on site was once a lighthouse keeper’s home and is part of Nova Scotia’s proud lighthouse heritage. Today, the museum celebrates the LaHave community from the first inhabitants to the present day, with treasures, activities and stories that bring…
LaHave River Books
Location: Lunenburg Region
A beautiful and comfortable room with stunning views. A totally welcoming place with new AND used books.
Attached to the renowned LaHave Bakery (eat-in or take-away) and, seasonally, a charming craft co-op. And just a delightful ferry ride across the river from Lunenburg.
Who could ask for anything more?
Civic Address: 3421 Highway 331 LaHave NS
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Petite Riviere Community Park
Location: Lunenburg Region
A quaint stopping point for travelers in Petite Riviere. Nearby is the Risser’s Beach Provincial Park and several local artist and artisan shops.
Civic Address: 2 Petite Riviere Road Petite Riviere
Risser’s Beach Provincial Park
Location: Petite Riviere & Area
Rissers Beach Provincial Park is found 24 km south of Bridgewater on the Atlantic Coast in Petite Riviere. This beautiful park has a 1.5-km sheltered sandy beach (supervised by lifeguards in July & August), a boardwalk along an inland marsh, and two campgrounds. Book your camping trip here! Nearby Attractions Include: Crescent Beach, Mariner Crafts, Maritime Painted Saltbox, Petite Riviere General Store, River House Rug Hooking, Broad Cove Café, Teena’s Tiques, LaHave Island Marine…
The Maritime Painted Saltbox
Location: Lunenburg Region
A Unique Artists' Studio Featuring Artwork by Tom Alway & Peter Blaisin Petite Riviere, Nova Scotia. Using original artwork, Tom Alway & Peter Blais have introduced into the gallery a new method of creating reproductions of our images-metal prints. Using a process called dye sublimation, they now print their images on aluminum. After more than 20 years, the Painted Saltbox Gallery continues to showcase their work... now almost exclusively acrylic paintings on canvas. Their diverse client…
Beachside Pizza and Market- Seasonal
Location: Lunenburg Region
Beachside Pizza & Market is a locally owned restaurant and general store, conveniently located close to both Crescent Beach and Rissers Beach. The menu includes pizza, baked goods and fair trade coffee.
Seasonal hours.
Civic Address: 5048 Highway 331 Crescent Beach NS
https://www.restaurantji.com/ns/lahave/beachside-pizza-/
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LaHave Bakery
Location: Lahave & Area
LaHave Bakery, since opening in July 1985, has been steadfast in its mission to rise above the ordinary by embracing what was good in the past and adapting for the health and food security of the future. The first, and most important value is food. We strive to make a quality product with quality ingredients. We make everything from scratch. Our ingredient sources from Nova Scotia are farms that share our values in a respect for the land as well as animals. We want our bread to be…
Osprey’s Nest Public House
Location: Petite Riviere & Area
Tucked away in the gem of Nova Scotia’s Southern Shore - Petite Riviere! The Osprey’s Nest offers a true community pub atmosphere with a menu for every taste and a drink for every need!
Steps away from Risser’s Beach and it’s seasonal campgrounds!
Civic Address: 39 John Rieser Drive, HWY 331,Petite Rivière, NS
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Blarney Stone Restaurant Ltd.
Location: Lunenburg Region
We are a licensed family restaurant serving customers for over 35 years. We have a diverse menu offering East Coast favourites such as haddock and chips, clams, scallops, lobster poutine, lobster sandwiches, hot sandwiches, burgers and seafood chowder. Satisfying portions and friendly service will keep you coming back.
Civic Address: 16339 Highway 103 Italy Cross NS
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Ploughman’s Lunch
Location: Lunenburg Region
Pastries, espresso, organic sourdough bread, picnic lunches, fine groceries and fresh handmade ice cream. Located in beautiful West Dublin, Nova Scotia.
Civic Address: 4645 Highway 331 West Dublin
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Perfect Petite Riviere
Start your day by journeying down to Petite Riviere Vineyards, a historic winery best known for its red wines and for being one of the oldest grape growing territories in North America, dating back to the 1630s. Enjoy a tour and a tasting on the building’s terrace, overlooking the hills of lavender and grapes. Continue into the village of Petite Riviere and stop at the Maritime Painted Saltbox, a vividly colourful art gallery displaying the works of Tom Alway and Peter Blais. Meet the artists…
A Day in Historic LaHave
Download an Itinerary Make your way to the LaHave River Cable Ferry. The cable ferry service across this river has been active since the 1800s, connecting East LaHave on the Lunenburg side of the LaHave River to the LaHave and Petite Riviere region. The ferry is free to all members of the public, and is accessible to cars, trucks, RVs, bikes, walkers, and more. Upon crossing the Ferry from the Northern Side to the Southern side, stop at the LaHave Bakery for a delicious brunch. This bakery has…