The Kings County region of the Annapolis Valley is exquisitely rich in history, culture, and natural beauty.

There is always something to see, do, and enjoy any time of the year, whether you love Nature or just want to partake in the rich and unique local culture of this fabulous Atlantic province.

Local Attractions
Just a few minutes' drive from the picturesque Bay of Fundy shore, you can visit lobster boats at Hall's Harbour and feast on some of the freshest and tastiest lobster in the world. If you're up for a stroll (or a swim in the sea), you can visit the red sand beaches of Blomidon or walk along any of the natural trails. Marvel at the breath-taking scenery of Cape Split, go hiking through pristine woodlands, spy majestic eagles soaring nearby, or take a whale-watching tour, just to name a few activities to enjoy in natural surroundings.

The nearby town of Wolfville, just a few minutes' drive away, features the renowned Acadia University, a center of learning for students from around the globe. Its cosmopolitan feel extends to an exciting array of shops, museums, art galleries and studios, and some of the finest and most delicious coffee you'll ever taste at Just Us! Coffee, where they feature a selection of locally roasted fair trade and organically-grown coffees. In addition, Wolfville is home to the Atlantic Theatre Festival and some exquisite, world-class restaurants like Tempest and Acton's Grill.

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Of course, speaking of world-class, Nova Scotia has some fabulous wines. The Olde Lantern Inn adjoins the Domaine de Grand Pré, makers of some extraordinary wines and ice wines (our favourites, naturally). Besides a tour and some requisite wine-tasting, make sure to stop and dine at their top-notch restaurant, Le Caveau.

Wine and Cheese
If you're looking for some tasty cheese to accompany your wine discovery, the Fox Hill Cheese House, located a few minutes away, makes a wide assortment of favourites as well as some unique savoury specialties. Their products are usually available, along with some delicious, freshly baked breads, at the Wolfville farmer's market. There are music festivals, theatre events, wine celebrations and many other attractions that take place throughout the seasons.

No matter when you're here, there is never a shortage of activities to do, places to go, and things to explore. It's also an ideal place to come and do nothing... but relax. Come and discover -- or re-discover -- this region for yourself. Better yet, bring someone special along to share the experience...


2007 Update - Tim Speed

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