This video contains the best drone footage from our trip to Nova Scotia. I wasn't able to fly everywhere, but I flew wherever I could. The Cape Breton Highlands National Park takes up a lot of space.

Nova Scotia is a province defined by rugged coastlines, vibrant maritime culture, and an unmistakable sense of calm that draws visitors from around the world. Its seaside communities, winding coastal roads, and rich seafaring history create an atmosphere that feels both timeless and deeply welcoming. From fresh seafood to dramatic ocean vistas, Nova Scotia blends natural beauty with authentic East Coast charm, offering travellers an escape into landscapes shaped by wind, waves, and centuries of coastal life.

At the heart of this coastal identity is Peggy’s Cove—one of the most iconic destinations in the Atlantic provinces. Known for its striking granite rocks, powerful surf, and the famous red-and-white lighthouse perched on the edge of the Atlantic, Peggy’s Cove captures the wild spirit of Nova Scotia like no other place. The village’s fishing shacks, wave-washed stones, and sweeping ocean views create a perfect snapshot of maritime life, making it a must-see location for photographers, adventurers, and anyone who wants to feel the raw beauty of the Atlantic coastline.