Bayswater Beach is located in Lunenburg County, on Nova Scotia’s beautiful South Shore. Bayswater is a great place to swim, as it is usually not too crowded, has a long sandy beach, and the water is not rocky. Plus, a lifeguard is on duty during the months of July and August. There is also a picnic area with BBQ pits and toilets.
Conrad’s Beach is located on Nova Scotia’s Eastern shore and is one of the province’s most beautiful beaches. However, if you have children it might not be the best choice, as there is no lifeguard here. Parking can also be a bit of a challenge, so it’s best to arrive early if you want to get a spot. On the plus side, there is a large sandy beach, it’s a great spot to wind or kite surf, and it’s usually not crowded with people. Conrad’s Beach is also a breeding area for the endangered piping plover. The sparrow-sized shorebird nests and feeds along the sand, so be sure to take care where you step.
Rainbow Haven Beach Provincial Park is located on Nova Scotia’s Eastern Shore near Cow Bay. The park has lots of parking, change houses, and outdoor showers. The water is supervised during the months of July and August. Make sure to swim between the flags and to follow the lifeguards directions, as a strong current can develop.
Located on Nova Scotia’s Eastern shore, Lawrencetown Beach is a popular spot for local surfers. If riding a wave is something you’ve always wanted to try, check out one of the nearby surfing schools. The beach is monitored by lifeguards during July and August and it’s important to be aware that there can be strong currents and riptides, so take care when you’re in the water.
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