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TAKE 3 DAYS

TO EXPLORE THE

EASTERN SHORE

on a Nova Scotia Road Trip

Travelling along the scenic Marine Drive.

EAST COAST FUN, CHARM
and
ADVENTURE awaits!

                          Musquodoboit Harbour, NS

This book will have you organized for a road trip

full of memories! 

If you fly into Halifax and rent a car or

drive your own vehicle,

Nova Scotia has plenty

to see and do.

With its scenic routes, and sandy beaches, historical sites and

rocky coastline

A great picture is just waiting

to be taken!

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$50 value,  yours for $22

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Most Common Travel Concerns:

  • Getting Lost
     
  • Being unprepared

  • What to see

All Nova Scotia Road Trip books

help to answer all these travel concerns.

Included in this eBook

  • Sights to See

  • Many Colorful Pictures

  • Directions

  • Rest Stops

  • Road Maps

  • Travel Tips

  • Fun Facts

  • Planning routes done for you

The Guesswork and Hours of pre-planning are done for you!

Just make a few reservations, gas up the car or book a flight to enjoy

"Exploring the Eastern Shore"

The 7 Most Popular Nova Scotia attractions and what to see in between are in my recently published e-Books

  • the Epic Nova Scotia Road Trip 

  • Nova Scotia Day Tripping

Featuring colorful photos, maps and many tips... leaving you ready for Adventure!

The Eastern Shore is best known for-

Beaches
Coastal Scenery
Fishing Villages
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Clam Harbour Beach
Sheet Rock Island and Lighthouse
Guysborough

Long white sand beach with

shallow waters, perfect for wading.

Standing today is a fiberglass tower on a concrete pad. Original lighthouse was built of wood in 1879, the second wooden lighthouse was built in 1936.

Located in the northeast corner of

mainland Nova Scotia. History dates

back to the earliest European arrivals

in North America.

Meet Your Guide

Why I wrote this book...

I am Val Helmond- I was born and raised in Nova Scotia, namely Truro. I love exploring many areas of the Province. I looked at the main concerns a visitor has to seeing a new place and I developed this idea for the eBooks. These books helps to address this.

So get packed and set aside 10 days

(or more) to travel to this one-of-a-kind fun-loving province,

I call Home.

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We are all over due for a Road Trip,

let alone an Epic one!

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John H. Peterborough ON

"A Nova Scotia Road Trip, is a great drive. I enjoyed exploring Marine Drive on the Eastern Shore"

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Ken B. Cavan ON

"...This province is my favourite place, the exploring never ends..."

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                    Lawrencetown Beach

Have questions?
We have an Answer!

  • What is the weather like in Nova Scotia from June to September?

Summer temperatures are pleasant from 20- 23 degrees Celsius (67-74 degrees Fahrenhiet). 30-32 degrees Celsius are rare. Fog  is frequent along the coasts.

  • Are their toll highways?

Yes, a section of Hwy 104, known as

the Cobequid Pass

Fee- $4.00

  • Are their toll bridges?

Yes, in Halifax

1.25 cash

no interact or tap at toll

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