Top 5 Beaches in NOVA SCOTIA that you MUST Visit (Canada’s Paradise) 

Thank you for your videos. Awesome made footage. Colorful, concise and very professionally edited. You should definitely have more subscribers soon. Keep up your good work making videos about NS.

As a local, it fills my heart that others can enjoy what I grew up with, it confirms my love of what I call home.

All notable beaches. But by far the prettiest beach with silky white sand is Taylor Head Beach on the Eastern Shore of Nova Scotia.

Conrad’s WAS a hidden gem. Thanks for digging it up

They are all beautiful beaches - I feel the caption should read central Nova Scotia. I am confident there are a number a gorgeous beaches along the south shores of NS. And I know there are equally amazing beaches on Cape Breton Island - the northern part of Nova Scotia.

I love this video, Pran! Short, sweet and to the point 😃 Also, the footage is incredible - these beaches look absolutely amazing! Also, I love the mix of vlogging and documentary-style video. 😃

Stunning shots man, I didn’t know Canada had such beautiful beaches! Amazing places to get some drone photography too with those colours of the white cliff rocks! 😍

You should venture outside the Halifax area. Tons of beautiful beaches across the province.

HEATHER BEACH is my favourite beach as the water is warmer, in summer my floating thermometer once measured 75 F. !!!!JMH

My grandmother took me to martinique 5 years ago in july and I loved it. It was actually freezing cold there, and swore it was snowing.

Thanks for the tip with Conrad’s beach. I only gone during the day.

Love it Pran! There are several warm beaches on the Northumberland Straight (the warmest waters north of the Carolinas). Melmerby beach is a popular one. Caribou Island/Waterside too. Simpson's beach. There are more. Also, two of our favourites are Crescent Beach (not to be confused with crystal crescent) and Summerville beach (near Liverpool).

Many more beautiful beaches which are more than thirty minutes from Halifax, I met a very nice family from Halifax at Mermerby Beach, they told me that the 90 minute drive is well worth it. Warmer water and fine sand for small and big kids

Love it!! Carter’s Beach is definitely on my summer bucket list after watching this video!!

Watched this after a long day at work and the blue water lifted my mood so much! Thank you for your beautiful vlogs!

I'm from the coast of Perú I live on the East Coast I wouldn't mind seeing those beaches 🌊😊🏝

Melmerby, Ingonish, Port Hood. This list is mostly east and south coasts

Martinique beach is incredible for walking and very accessible, Lawrencetown beach has lots of great surf and is a good area to swim but not easy to get on to if you have mobility issues. Conrad beach is stunning but no parking or washrooms. Carters beach is stunning but the water can be quite cold. Cristal crescent beach is very nice, 3rd part is clothing optional. Tends to be packed during the summer. Clam Harbour beach was not mentioned but it is huge with great facilities, beautiful rock-free sand, and home to the largest sandcastle competition in the Maritimes.

Would like to see the beach in Pugwash. I have been there many years ago, but I would like to how it looks today. Thank you!!!

The most beautiful beaches I've ever seen!

And crystal crescent beach has 3 beaches with the 3rd being clothing optional

Conrad's basically has no parking so good luck getting there during the day. It's a great that it's quiet in the evening to catch that sunset which I have done quite a lot.

I grew up in Halifax. My all time favourite beach is Clam Harbour beach. Its about an hour drive from halifax. It has changed alot over the years but still an amazing beach. I didnt learn about carters beach until a few years ago when we flew from Edmonton to Halifax for our wedding. My wife suggested we take her family to carters beach and while it was nice, it was freezing. Didnt have the time to bring them to clam harbour which has warmer water.

2:45 lol its little known beach but crowded in the summer..lol

great video... answered my questions and showed me the beauty.

You deserve more subscribers!!! Nice editing 👌

Martinique beach is too cold, I am a Nova Scotian and can say that beaches between N.S. and P.E.I. are warmer BY FAR. JMH

Nice video but it's clear that you haven't been to the North Shore. Amazing beaches up there and the water is warm enough to swim in comfortably, unlike most of the others you mentioned. As you said about Carter's Beach, it is stunning and the sand is great, but the water there is friggin cold! Cheers!

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Heather's beach and Northport beach are better, the water is warmer (up to 75 deg.) being closer to P.E.I. and a favourable current, NOT the one coming from north, but an underlying one coming from south. John M. Hill, author.

Overall great video and terrific video quality

Love this keep grinding my g 🔥🔥🔥

I'm heading to a new beach each week this summer so this is great inspiration.

Surfing all year in NS winter surf if stellar

I'm from Cape Breton. These beaches are OK aesthetically, but do not compare to our island beaches still. Less traffic and warmer water than on the mainland. Next time you go to Cape Breton, go to Inverness Beach or Ingonish beach, you'll be glad you did.

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Why did you stop making videos? They are sooo goood!!!

Beautiful video!!! I'll have to add Novia Scotia to my list...)

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You missed the beach Rainbow Haven. It is Before carter's and Lawrencetown. Probably the busiest beach in hrm on a nice day.

We are staying in Mahone Bay this September. Any suggestions in that area?

Very pretty!

Your way of narration is amazing, it's like am watching travel episode on TLC or discovery channel. Again am surprised with your fluent Canadian accent like you are a Native English speaker. I would love to hear little bit of hindi from you maybe in your future video.😆

The warmest beaches are on the North shore, these are all Halifax area beach’s.

Love your accent. "Cotter's" beach. :P

Beautiful

We are going this summer wich is Better carter or cristal thankyou

Bhai i have only one day . Going to drive from Digby to lunenburg . White sand beach kaun sa recommend karogey . Should be awesome for photography. Thanks 🙏

Nice work. Did you need special permissions to fly in provincial parks?

PLANNING TO MOVE

Be warned Conrad's Beach has almost zero parking

As someone whos lived in NS for their whole life you have missed a few gems :P I'll give yea 2 more amazing beaches. The big trick with NS beaches is what are you doing, and when are you going. - if your going in spring all of the south and eastern shore beaches will be freezing cold. Beautiful yes but if you like actually going in the water you will want a wetsuit. > so if you want a killer beach to hit early in the year try Melmerby beach, its near new Glasgow. I still probably wouldn't try it too early the year (like April :P ) but in June it will be enjoyable. IT also happens to be a quite calm beach so no good for surfing but family friendly, and my personal favorite its very fun for snorkeling. Then for sheer popularity of it Risers Beach. - Not as great in the early part of the summer but it is a favorite amongst many people I know. beautiful boardwalk, great facilities including a cafeteria. > the bonus here is there is a little ice cream shop not far from there in green bay, which even it has some beautiful little beaches to hangout on while you eat ice cream. There are plenty of other hidden gems in regards to beaches but some are so small and fairly hard to find. To be honest they benefit by staying unpopular. - you could even do a whole extra bonus round of amazing beaches that are only accessible by boat/kayak and then you would again have a pretty cool list of amazing beaches.

Oh, you bloody wussy, I don’t find Nova Scotia cold at all except in winter

Soooo, Halifax. Fail.