2 Best Houseboats In Nova Scotia, Canada

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Nova Scotia may be a tiny province, but that does not mean it has fewer attractions for tourists. It is home to Cape Breton Highlands National Park, a massive park featuring the province’s highest peaks. A haven for outdoor enthusiasts, the park offers various recreational opportunities, such as hiking. Peggy’s Cove, a scenic fishing village with a quaint charm, is another place you must visit. When you are in the province, you cannot miss Halifax Citadel National Historic Site. You can enjoy the spectacular city and harbor views as you drive to the hilltop fortress. If you seek unique accommodations or love water-based activities, you can stay in one of the best houseboats in Nova Scotia, Canada. Check them out below.

We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on March 02, 2024.

1. Houseboat with a covered porch; Pleasantville (from USD 241)

This houseboat is tailored for couples or small families spending their holidays in Pleasantville. Floating on LaHave River, it allows you to enjoy various water-based activities, such as fishing and kayaking. The 37-sqm (400-sq. ft.) living space has everything you need to feel at home, including a well-equipped kitchen. Moreover, the covered porch has a barbecue grill. Feel free to host intimate family barbecues to make your stay more enjoyable. If you feel like exploring the local culinary scene, many dining outlets are nearby. You can also make trips to various beaches and wineries.

Rissers Beach Provincial Park, a family-friendly park, is only a 20-minute drive away.

Stayed at this property?
Pleasantville, Nova Scotia, Canada
13.56 km (8.5 mi) from Rissers Beach Provincial Park
4 reviews   Wifi Available
Houseboat 3 Beds 3 Guests 1 Bedroom 1 Bathroom

Accommodates: 3

Top guest reviews
Host:
the host gordon is unbelievable and makes sure you have a great stay
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Other boat accommodations in Nova Scotia, Canada

2. Tillicum; Upper LaHave

Are you planning to spend your romantic getaway or family holiday in Upper LaHave? This lovely boat could be your home away from home. It is available for a minimum of two nights, so you can maximize your time on LaHave River. If you book for three nights, you can spend one night in Riverport, and explore different islands and museums. Moreover, this three-night cruising package includes the host’s specialty, Pirate Pizza, and lunch at LaHave River Yacht Club. Other complimentary supplies include a freshly baked loaf of bread, trail mix, scones, coffee, and tea.

Thanks to the wood-fired pizza oven, you can bake your own pizza for an additional fee.

Stayed at this property?
Upper LaHave, Nova Scotia, Canada
14.7 km (9.2 mi) from Rissers Beach Provincial Park
175 reviews   Superhost Wifi Available
Boat 2 Beds 3 Guests 2 Bedrooms 1 Bathroom

Accommodates: 3

Top guest reviews
Cleanliness:
lots of thoughtful touches super clean and just an overall fantastic experience
Host:
the hosts were wonderful
great hosts and the pizza was good
heidi and russ were wonderful hosts
heidi and russ were wonderful hosts
heidi and russ were great hosts
Location:
very beautiful location
the location is very close to lunenburg and other attractions
beautiful boat in an idyllic location heidi and russ were amazing
had a great time the location and view amazing
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Marvel at Nova Scotia’s incredible landscapes

Nova Scotia is a small province, but it is not short of beautiful landscapes and fascinating attractions. Ensure you’ve planned your trip well by checking out these houseboats in Nova Scotia, Canada!

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