About the Area Surrounding the Blomidon Inn

The Blomidon Inn is in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. Wolfville, home to Acadia University, is a charming university town situated in the heart of the Annapolis Valley. The streets are lined with stately trees and beautiful Victorian homes reflecting the towns historic elegance. Downtown is bustling and boasts an array of colourful shops. Walking is relaxed and easy along the dykes which offer a magnificent view of Cape Blomidon and the Bay of Fundy. The dykes were constructed by the Acadians in the 1600's. Still maintained today they protect some of the most fertile farmland from the Bay of Fundy and the world's highest tides.

Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley is one of the fastest growing wine regions. This area of Nova Scotia will surely be known as Nova Scotia’s Wine Country.

The Annapolis Valley is the second area in North America to be permanently settled by Europeans. The first permanent settlements were in St. Augustine, Florida. In the Annapolis Valley, there are many excellent museums and historic sites to experience this aspect of Nova Scotia’s history.

Take a virtual visit to the World’s Highest Tides. Then, come and visit us and experience them for yourself.

Location

The Blomidon Inn is in Wolfville, part of Nova Scotia's famous Annapolis Valley.

1 hour from Halifax
3 hours from Amherst, NS
3 hours from Yarmouth, NS
Cape Blomidon rises majestically from the Minas Basin.
It is a beautiful backdrop for the picturesque Town of Wolfville
and a photographer's paradise.

World's Highest Tides

Wine Country

Blomidon Estate Winery
Domain De Grand Pré
Gaspereau Vinyards
Sainte-Famille Wines
Nova Scotia Wines

Nova Scotia Inns

Amherst Shore Country Inn
Braeside Inn
Salmon River House Inn
Waverley Inn
Normaway Inn

Gardens

Blomidon Inn Gardens
Tangled Gardens
Harriet Irving Botanical Gardens
Historic Gardens Annapolis Royal
Halifax Public Gardens

Historic Sites & Museums

Grand Pre Historic Site
Prescott House Museum
Fort Edward
Fort Anne Historic Site

Other Area Links