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Sail on Nova Scotia

Submitted by Kim on Sunday, 12 April 2009One Comment

sailboat Like most ocean areas Nova Scotia has a thriving community of yacht clubs. Here is an abbreviated list:

Bedford Basin YC

Chester YC

D’Escousse CB, NS Lennox Passage YC

Dartmouth YC (Burnside)

Digby Royal Western NS

Halifax (North West Arm) Royal Nova Scotia

Halifax Armdale YC

Hubbards YC

Kentville Aylesford Lake YC

LaHave River YC

Lunenburg YC

Musquodoboit Harbour Petpeswick YC

Pictou

Pugwash YC

Shearwater (Canadian Forces Sailing Association)
* New: Jul 11, 2009 Regatta for the cure for Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation + dance

Shediac Bay YC

Shelburne

St. Margaret’s Bay

St. Peter’s, CB-NS Wallace MacAskill YC

Harbour YC

Yarmouth Chebogue YC

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Authentic Seacoast Resorts said:

Guysborough Harbour at the head of Chedabucto Bay is home to the Guysborough Marina, a full service marina. You can learn more about sailing on Chedabucto Bay here:

http://www.guysboroughmarina.com

Nearby Mussel Cove in Guysborough Harbour also welcomes sailors with a private cove and dock. You can learn more about Mussel Cove and the Osprey Shores Golf Resort here:

http://www.ospreyshoresresort.com/musselcove

- 13 April 2009 at 12:01 am