A supervised 1.5 km sheltered sandy beach with a marsh boardwalk, picnic areas, and two campgrounds within Rissers Beach Provincial Park.

A 2 km sweep of white sand connecting the LaHave Islands to the mainland — one of the few Nova Scotia beaches where cars can drive onto the sand.

A quiet pebble-and-sand beach in Rose Bay, known for the sand dollars that turn up along the shoreline — best explored at low tide.

The primary fuel station along Victoria Road as you enter Lunenburg from Riverport. Convenient for full fill-ups, essential supplies and late night snacks. Open 24 hours.

Explore Nova Scotia's seafaring history inside historic waterfront buildings, complete with retired fishing schooners and marine galleries.

Experience Canada's iconic tall ship ambassador firsthand through open deck tours in port or by booking a two-hour harbour cruise under sail.

Hirtle's Beach is a stunning 3-kilometer sand and cobble crescent a short drive from the retreat.

A restored 1906 coastal estate offering guest suites, an impressive kitchen, and host to frequent live music events.