Crescent Beach is in the Lunenberg area of Nova Scotia. This beach is particularly popular with tourists during the May through October high season for tourism in the province. The LaHave Maritime Museum, with local history exhibits organized around nautical themes, and the Petite River Vineyard are attractions within the beach area. There is also an antique store, Joy of Antiques, and eateries are plentiful. This beach area is very tourist-driven and has many attractions when compared to the rustic offerings of other Nova Scotian beaches.
Rissers Beach is part of a provincial park, Rissers Beach Provincial Park. Visitors can enjoy relaxing on the beach, hunting for sea shells and beach walks on a kilometer-long white sand beach. There is an on-site Interpretation Center, change rooms and washroom facilities. Swimming is permitted at this beach. This beach is generally open from May to October.
This beach is affiliated with the Sand Hills Provincial Park. According to the Nova Scotia Department of Tourism, "At low tide there are wide sand flats which warm the water when the tide comes back in. Spectacular sand dune system backs the beach area. " Amenities at this location include change facilities and picnic tables. This beach is generally open from May through October.
Cherry Hill Beach is a well-kept secret in Nova Scotia. The beach is fairly undeveloped and has retained its natural beauty with views of the Atlantic Ocean well-loved by tourists. The beach is located in Lunenberg County. A historic lighthouse is close by and there are opportunities for nature walks, hikes and birding, as well as lighthouse tours and photo opportunities. Cherry Hill Beach is a must-see when discovering the beaches of Nova Scotia. It is open year-round but attractions and staffing, as well as tours, are limited to the summer months.
