Things to Do & See
Looking for things to do near Digby, Nova Scotia? Marvel at the majestic tides of the Bay of Fundy, known for having the highest tidal range in the world, by visiting the nearby Annapolis Basin Look Off. Embark on a scenic drive along the Digby Neck to discover charming coastal villages, breathtaking viewpoints, and the iconic balancing rocks at Balancing Rock Trail. Don’t miss the opportunity to sample Digby’s world-famous scallops, fresh from the sea, at one of the local seafood restaurants along the waterfront. For history enthusiasts, a visit to the Admiral Digby Museum provides insight into the region’s maritime heritage and Acadian roots. With its stunning natural beauty, rich history, and culinary delights, Digby promises an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.
Mariner Cruises Whale & Seabird Tours Westport, Brier Island
Come have a whale of a time with Mariner Cruises! Enjoy our friendlines, hospitality and expertise on board the Chad and Sisters Two as you watch whales and birds while sailing on the famous Bay of Fundy waters off of Brier Island. Expect to be amazed while making memories that last a lifetime!
Acacia Valley Trail
The Acacia Valley Trails offer a mix of woodland trails, less than 10km from Digby, with a little something for everyone: wheelchair accessible trails, single track walking paths and an ATV bridge, all connecting to miles and miles of logging roads on neighbouring Crown lands.
The Crow’s Nest, Digby
Had the biggest and tastiest bowl of chowder, full of lovely scallops, haddock, and lobster. The cheesecake didn’t disappoint either. The waiting staff was really friendly- nothing not to like about this restaurant.
Bay of Fundy Scenic Lobster Tours
We stop at popular scenic attractions such as the famous Balancing Rock, Seal Point, Boar’s Head light house and also Whale Cove Harbour to haul lobster traps !
Sandy Cove Beach
On the Bay of Fundy side of Sandy Cove, this is one of the few (if not the only) sand beaches on the Fundy shore of this part of Nova Scotia. A half-mile crescent, it affors beautiful sand flats when the tide is fully out, which are great for walking, sand castles, or just playing.
Bay Ferries
There are two sailings each day from St. John’s or from Digby. (If you should be inclined to take this mode of transit be sure to check the schedule).
Digby Visitor Info Centre
Located at 110 Montague Row. Will be opening for the 2021 tourism season for information on the Digby area. Hours of operation mid May to June 23 9:00 am to 5:30 pm
Prim Point Lighthouse
A must see during your visit to the Digby area. Short drive from Digby. History is noted in plaques spaced throughout the area.
Admiral Digby Museum
This museum is the primary place to do any genealogy and family research in the Digby area. They have several staff members who are adept at research and many resources available.
Lake Midway Provincial Park
A well kept off the main road day park, great for picnics or just a quick rest stop or you can put your boat in the this location.
Dockside Kayak Rentals
Kayak the waters of the Annapolis Basin; The Fundy Complex; a dining, entertainment, accommodations and activities centre offers easy access to the waterfront from our own floating dock.
Annapolis Basin Look Off Provincial Park
Annapolis Basin lookoff is a great place to stop and check out the magnificent views of the bay of fundy and digby basin. Excellent views and photo ops of coastline and water. Free access and parking.
Looking for things to do near Digby, Nova Scotia?
We are always looking for things to do near Digby, Nova Scotia! We love to highlight local businesses and attractions. If you are an organizer or know of great events or attractions that should be on our list, please feel free to let us know! We hope you enjoy your stay at The Ridge Campground!
