A MUSt-STAY when EXPLORING the SOUTH SHORE!
Adventurers & road-trippers love Nova Scotia for its stunning rugged seascapes along 13,000 km of coastline, the warm & welcoming locals always willing to share a story, and of course our fabulous seafood!
At our beautiful Bed & Breakfast in historic Shag Harbour, you'll enjoy a memorable Maritime stay in our fully-renovated 150-year old home - Captain Charlie's House - built in 1876 by Master Mariner Charles Nickerson.
Inside: over 700 square feet of privacy with two bedrooms +TV lounge, large bathroom with walk-in shower, kitchenette, ocean views, beautiful maritime artwork and photography, and a two-course pure Nova Scotia gourmet breakfast.
Outside: relaxing spaces & places on over five-acres of woodland and perennial gardens, hiking trail to the ocean, 200 ft. of private shoreline, decks & firepits, camping spots!
"Lori and Brian perfectly embody the spirit of the bed and breakfast: sincere welcome, attention to detail, and a genuine passion for hospitality. Thank you so much for this wonderful experience!” - Pier, Booking.com
(Find more reviews on Google, Trip Advisor & Booking.com)
Please note: we have two friendly cats who may come to say hello!
We can't wait to meet you!
- Lori & Brian (Chui & Bubba)
places to go, people to see!
Route3BnB is right on the Lighthouse Route, the South Shore's most spectacular drive. Rugged beauty, charming historic towns, white sand beaches, seafood eateries and of course lighthouses, make this journey a must-do for visitors.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/travel/article/nova-scotia-best-road-trip
Cape Sable Island lighthouse, Nova Scotia's tallest, accessible only by boat!
Ask us how to get there.
With gratitude for all our fisherfolk do for the community during the tough winter, Brian and I served a Dumping Day "thank you" breakfast for the whole Shag Harbour fleet!
Explore this iconic wharf just down the road, chat with locals about the perils of fishing on the Atlantic from December to May here in the lobster capital of Canada!
Ask us about a private tour of the local lobster facility!
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Local buoy walls, like this one @ Cape Forchu Lighthouse in Yarmouth, pay colourful tribute to the fishing communities along the South Shore.
Daniel's Head Beach, one of the many beautiful, pristine white sand beaches of Cape Sable Island.
https://www.barringtonmunicipality.com/Visiting-Us/cape-sable-island
Nothing intrigues visitors more than our mysterious 1967 UFO Crash Incident, right here in Shag Harbour! The UFO Information Centre is open mid-June through October, while the crash site offers one of the most beautiful sunset vistas in the province.
