In Nova Scotia you have many possibilities for recreation. Public tennis courts invite you to play a match and on the many golf courses you can train for a better handicap. Hunting is allowed during the hunting season. A hunting license is required. Special conditions apply to deer and elk hunting.
For anglers: You can fish for pollock, lake trout, mackerel, cod, haddock, perch and tuna in the sea bay from your own shore or from a boat. Unlike tidal waters, fishing in inland waters requires a license. It costs about 16 CAD per year.
Surfing, sailing, windsurfing, kiteboarding, swimming, scuba diving, snorkeling, kayaking and canoeing, sunbathing – every kind of water sport is possible. Many romantic small bays and islands are worthwhile destinations for day trips. With a sailboat or motorboat you have unlimited possibilities and can explore the uniquely beautiful coast of Nova Scotia with its countless bays, harbors and islands.
Everyone will enjoy Marine Drive.​ ​The Marine Drive is a Scenic Route on the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia starting at the Canso Causeway and ending at Halifax​. Nature and bird watching, campfire romance and enjoying togetherness. For athletes who prefer to stay in the country, there is also a great selection of activities: Hiking, biking, backcountry skiing, skating, horseback riding, golfing, tennis and many more. On the license plates the caption: “Canada’s Ocean Playground”

Nova Scotia is located in a stable, democratic country, like its neighbor the USA. There is almost no crime and social problems in Nova Scotia. Places of interest: Lunenburg (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Mi’Kmaq settlements, Sherbrooke museum village (gold vein), Peggy’s Cove, Celtic Colours: two hours away by car, Cape Breton hosts an annual music festival. It’s all about Cape Breton culture and tradition.
Culinary: lobster and scallops

Canada as the country with the highest quality of life (according to the UN), offers you with the investment in land, a high recovery value and a capital protection against inflation and loss of value of currencies. If you look into Canada you will find that Canada offers security through enormous resource wealth, a healthy economy and a stable banking system.

Canada, the second largest country on earth, is located in North America between the Atlantic Ocean to the east and the Pacific Ocean to the west. Due to its population of 37 million and its large area, Canada has one of the lowest population densities in the world. The national average is three inhabitants per square kilometer. However, the population is not evenly distributed across the country; 80% of all Canadians live in a 100 km strip along the southern border. The Canadian north is even unexplored in places.

Culturally, Canada lies between Europe and the United States. The music scene in Canada is vibrant and a mixture of Irish, French and American characteristics. You may know pop stars from Canada who are enjoying international success such as Shawn Mendes, Drake, Justin Bieber, Michael Bublé, Shania Twain, Nelly Furtado and many more. In North America, there are some big malls. Here you can also find food courts, where for example Indian, Japanese, Mexican, Italian or American food is offered.

US citizens can spend up to 180 days per calendar year in Canada. For longer stays you need a visa. For more information on entry, stay and immigration to Canada, please consult the website of the Embassy or Consulate of Canada online for more information.

In Canada, payment is made with the Canadian dollar. The dollar is subject to currency fluctuations. Prices in Canada are quoted without taxes and duties.