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Our search page's filters will help you find your dream property in Annapolis Valley. Many accommodations in Annapolis Valley provide "TVs" or "internet," which makes it a great vacation spot if you want to tune out with some TV time or you can't imagine a vacation without internet. Not as many rentals in Annapolis Valley are available if you bring your pet everywhere or if you plan to go fishing as "fishing" and "Pets Allowed" are not very popular amenities in this destination.
From beautiful lowlands and spectacular mountains to tranquil waterways and historical gardens, the Annapolis Valley offers an array of stunning landscapes. Located in the west of the Nova Scotia peninsula, the town provides many types of accommodation, including comfortable cottages that feature all the amenities you could wish for. In a region with proud history and charming traditions, vacationers can also discover a unique cuisine and cultural attractions.
Foodies visiting the Annapolis Valley have much to look forward to. Le Caveau serves meals that include mouth-watering local game and freshly-caught seafood. Excellent for both dinner and brunch, Le Caveau serves up gourmet treats such as whole rainbow trout, eggs Benedict, Martock Glen pheasant, and more. This chic dining spot also boasts an extensive wine list.
Pasta enthusiasts will love dining at The Noodle Guy. Nestled in Port Williams, the laid-back eatery serves up an assortment of hand-made pasta dishes. Beautifully-prepared spaghetti, ravioli, conchiglie, or tagliatelle are covered in rich, home-made sauces.
The Annapolis Valley has many historical sites, museums, and landmarks. Take a tour of the Grand Pre National Historical Site and learn about this historic Acadian outpost, which was raided by New England colonists and eventually reclaimed. On a tour here you'll also have the chance to learn about Henry Longfellow's poem about the invasion and his fictional heroine "Evangeline," a statue of whom stands on-site.
Head to Blue Beach on the shores of Fundy Bay and make archeological discoveries at the Fossil Museum. Located on a cliff, the fossil museum has an extensive collection of fossils believed to belong to the oldest four-legged water creatures that gave rise to the reptiles, birds, amphibians, and mammals that we see today. Afterwards, head to the beach to go on the hunt for the fossilized footprints of ancient creatures.
Thanks to the many recreational areas in the Annapolis Valley, families have many activities to look forward to. For the chance to spot various species of whale, head to Brier Island at the northernmost part of the Nova Scotia peninsula. In summer, take a whale watching cruise in the hope of seeing fin back, minke, and humpback whales. In fall, birders can spot migratory shorebirds, raptors, and warblers.
Ever strolled along the sea floor? The Burntcoat Head Park drains and fills up with ocean water twice a day. At high tide, the water reaches over 40 ft, but when the tide goes out, the sea floor is revealed. The kids can walk across an extensive area and discover small sea creatures left behind in tidal pools. In the evening, hit the trails and enjoy magnificent sunset views that make the park so unique.
The nightly price for accommodation Annapolis Valley starts at $108.
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