Expert Travel Advice to Nova Scotia
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Anonymous user asked:Anonymous user answered:Hi Joe, each season has something special to offer in this part of the world, though sticking with the present, fall is definitely a magical time to visit. You might want to consider the towns of Sydney or Baddeck on Cape Breton, each with their own charm, plus on the doorstep of the famous Cabot Trail, which explodes with autumnal colors. Great for hiking, plus you can easily indulge your passion for fishing on Cape Breton.
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Anonymous user asked:When is the best tim to visit Nova Scotia?Answer this2 AnswersAnonymous user answered:Being from Nova Scotia I would recommend summer or fall. Weather is really unpredictable year round but much more likely to hit good weather in summer or fall. It is beautiful any time of year but its at its best at these 2 times. July is also usually better than August. In recent years though with global warming temps are all over the board. You won't find a prettier place or nicer people with the possible exception of PEI.
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Anonymous user asked:I notice for travelling accomodations you have hotels and resorts but what about...Answer this1 AnswerAnonymous user answered:Try our Campground Finder! http://campgrounds.away.com/travel/campgrounds
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Anonymous user asked:Is a passport required for travel from USA to Nova Scotia by car?Answer this1 AnswerAnonymous user answered:Yes, new regulations that went to effect recently require that all travelers carry a passport or equivalent "travel document" (such as a NEXUS card or passport card) for any border crossing between Canada and the U.S.
