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Sitting majestically at the entrance of Yarmouth Harbour, the Cape Forchu Lighthouse has been guiding ships safely to shore for over 160 years. History buffs can visit the museum, or just enjoy the scenic beauty of the surrounding beach. Be sure to catch a glimpse of the breathtaking sunsets that paint the sky above the rocky coastline every night!
An endless stretch of sand and cobble beach surrounded by a picturesque picnic area and dunes. The nearby wharf and fishing boats are a favorite subject for artists and photographers, the beach is always clean and the sand is delightfully fine - perfect for long barefoot walks. The winds also make this beach a great spot for kitesurfing.
This historic course is one of the oldest in Nova Scotia, boasting a rich heritage dating back to 1890. With its lush fairways, rolling hills, and panoramic coastline vistas, Yarmouth Links offers a truly unforgettable golfing experience. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a newbie looking to improve your swing, this spot is a must.
With miles of sand flats at low tide, soft sand and great swimming this beach has something for everyone at any time of day. Change rooms and restrooms are available, there’s a nice boardwalk and plenty of parking. Framed by the picturesque village of Cape St Mary's to the north and another wilder headland to the south, even on “busier” days you are unlikely to encounter many people at this vast beach. There’s also a surf shack if you’re up for renting a board and crushing some waves!
Yarmouth and Acadian Shores is a hiker’s paradise! Fitness enthusiasts should check out the Tkipok Trail, which winds through forests and local wetlands and provides visitors with fitness stations along the way. Signage with Mi’Kmaq language translations provide great insight into the area, its original inhabitants and cultural significance.
Conveniently located right off Main Street, Lake Milo Aquatic Club is an easily accessible public beach for day trippers looking to make a quick splash. Take a dip with the kids at the supervised freshwater beach, rent some kayaks or paddle boards, or venture out on a sailing or water skiing excursion and be ready to get wet!
We've put together this fact-filled guidebook with a few insider tips to help you find the best local attractions, learn about the town's rich history, and ofcourse - where to go to eat the best seafood EVER!
