Where in the world is Nova Scotia anyway?
Not too far, not too close, but far enough so that when you get here you know you’re somewhere very different and very special. Located on the east coast of Canada and mainland North America between Maine and Newfoundland. Nova Scotia is a peninsula and almost completely surrounded by ocean. Hence, we are sufficiently isolated from the rest of North America to ensure that you can maintain the quiet, peaceful lifestyle that many like you are looking for when they first visit us or decide to reside here. Roughly four to six hours flying time from London or Western Europe, or about two hours from New York City or Toronto puts you down at Halifax’s Stanfield International Airport. From there, it’s no more than a four hour drive to the most distant parts of Nova Scotia and only an hour to Chester or 1 1/4 hours to Lunenburg. The airport is big, modern, and offers the arriving traveller many amenities (including a well-stocked liquor store and the first opportunity you will have to buy fresh
