Sandy Lane
Vacation Rentals
135 Water St
Shelburne, Nova Scotia
B0T 1W0 Canada
tel: 1 902 875 2729
toll-free: 1 800 646 1577
rentals@sandylanevacations.com
www.sandylanevacations.com
Guest Testimonials
R. Rutherford
Summerside, PEI, 2009
Gary Wentzell and Christie MacLennan
Ottawa, ON, 2005
The Wise Family
England, 2008
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ActivitiesDiscover Nova Scotia's South Shore and find the perfect spot for your next family vacation. From bird watching adventures to beach combing; hiking to biking; sailing to kayaking; there are lots of attractions, activities and things to see and do in Nova Scotia. Attend one of the many colourful festivals and events. Spend an afternoon soaking up the sun on one of our deserted white sandy beaches
. Take in a round of golf. Watch as bald eagles glide gracefully overhead. Discover the rich heritage of our maritime history. Explore one of the many historic lighthouses that dot our shoreline. And don't forget your camera, there are thousands of pictures to be taken! Search the listings below for more information on activities and attractions (and kid things to do) along Nova Scotia's South Shore.
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We have all heard the expression “the early bird catches the worm”; well in this case, the “early bird” has the chance to win one of three fabulous prizes.
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Join Captain Ken Taylor and First Mate Sherri Taylor aboard the luxurious MV Brown Eyed Girl for an unforgettable tour of Shelburne's beautiful harbour and Historic Waterfront. You'll also see lighthouses, birds, seals, harbour porpoises and ...maybe even a whale!
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Crescent Beach is a great family-friendly beach; there are always lots of kids, dogs and adults enjoying the sand and surf. Canada Day is a very popular day to visit the beach.
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Sandy Point Beach is my favourite stress reliever! It is always a treat to spend a few moments breathing in the salt air and feeling the sand between my toes. 8 minutes from Shelburne, Sandy Point Beach is our first choice for a quick trip to the beach.
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The Liverpool International Theatre Festival (LITF) is an amateur theatre competition hosted every two years in the town of Liverpool, Nova Scotia, at the historic Astor Theatre.
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Carter's beach generally has gentle rolling waves and is quite suitable for kids to go paddling / swimming. The beach is comprised of three different beaches that meld into one. We love this beach!
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Unsupervised and practically deserted most of the time, it is always possible to find a private spot on this stunning beach.
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An iconic lighthouse in a picture perfect setting. A must visit for many.
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Labour Day to mid-June: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
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Ask a local what the best month of the summer is and most will say September. Unlike other parts of Canada, where the first nip of fall is in the air, summer temperatures linger on in Nova Scotia. As the Gulf Stream moves closer, it brings warmer water temperatures, blue skies and sunny days.
So, it you are not constrained by school schedules, consider coming in September where you will enjoy not only a beautiful time of year, but also lighter traffic, and reduced accommodation costs.
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The charming town of Lockeport is connected to the mainland by a natural causeway of Crescent Beach.
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This one kilometer white sand beach is one of the most popular beaches in along the South Shore.
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The seaside town of Shelburne with its Historic District, marina and yacht club, performing arts centre, Provincial Park, museums, shopping and fine dining, is a favourite destination for locals and tourists alike.
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