Lena's Place

05/08/2025

05/07/2025

Spend your days exploring the majestic Five Islands, where the awe-inspiring tides of the Bay of Fundy reveal hidden coves, dramatic cliffs, and fascinating geological formations. Whether you choose to hike the nearby trails, kayak through the crystal-clear waters, or relax on the beaches and watch the tides roll in and out, the Five Islands offer an experience unlike any other—a perfect blend of adventure and serenity.

As the day turns to night, retreat to the cozy charm of Lena’s Place, where comfort and character come together. Nestled in a picturesque setting, Lena’s Place provides a welcoming sanctuary after a day of exploration. Relax on the deck under a starlit sky, savor a glass of local wine, and let the peaceful surroundings rejuvenate your spirit.

This getaway offers the best of both worlds: the untamed beauty of the Five Islands and the warm hospitality of Lena’s Place, making it an unforgettable escape.. 🌿🏠 .






















To learn more, visit: www.lenasplace.ca

05/02/2025

Experience the beauty of Five Islands at Lena's Place, offering travellers an extraordinary connection to the natural beauty of the Bay of Fundy! 🌅✨






















To learn more, visit: www.lenasplace.ca

04/23/2025

Do you love to hike exploring beautiful views? has many wonderful hiking trails only minutes from ! Don’t miss our reduced rate before summer to enjoy a weekend away!

04/20/2025

Keep voting for our beautiful shore!

CBC's The Current is building a Canadian Travel Bucket List! 🇨🇦

We are proud to share that from over 2000 submissions, the "Drive from Amherst to Masstown, Nova Scotia" was submitted and made the Top 20!

The submission highlighted the beautiful coastal drive through Joggins, Advocate, Parrsboro and onto Five Islands, Economy and Masstown! 💙

You can vote for our beautiful area to make the Top 10! Voters can vote once per day. Voting closes April 30th. 🇨🇦

To cast your vote, view all 20 submissions, and hear the listener interviews visit https://linktr.ee/fundygeological

04/10/2025

Please vote for our beautiful area along the Bay of Fundy NS. The Bay of Fundy area brought in 23% tourism revenue in 2024.The second highest amount in our province!
cbc.com/thecurrent

Did You Know?

In 2024, Nova Scotia saw an incredible $3.5 billion in tourism spending — and the Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley region played a major role in that success!

Accounting for 23% of the province’s total tourism revenues, the Bay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley was the second highest-performing tourism region, just behind Halifax.

That means this beautiful region — with its rolling vineyards, rich Acadian culture, charming small towns, and the highest tides in the world — helped bring in nearly a quarter of all tourism dollars spent in Nova Scotia last year.

Together, the Annapolis Valley and Halifax regions made up 62% of all tourism revenue in the province — a powerful reminder of just how much our region contributes to Nova Scotia’s tourism success.

From coastal hikes and historic towns to award-winning wineries and world-famous tides, it’s no surprise the Annapolis Valley is such a draw for visitors.

04/02/2025

The Bay of Fundy coastal drive from Amherst to Masstown NS along Trunk 2 highway is recommended as one of top 20 destinations! Please go vote for our beautiful shoreline on cbc dot com/thecurrent to make this one of the best travel locations in Canada!

Many Canadian’s want to visit and explore our beautiful country to support local business and enjoy our gorgeous coastlines! I have screen shot the website to share this info!
We have accommodations in to stay and enjoy your vacation!

03/24/2025

01/17/2025

🌊 EXCITING NEWS FOR CONSERVATION IN NOVA SCOTIA! 🌿🦅

On January 15, 2025, the Honourable Steven Guilbeault, MINISTER OF ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE CHANGE, announced that COUNTRY ISLAND, ISLE HAUTE, and ST. PAUL ISLAND are now officially CANADA’S NEWEST NATIONAL WILDLIFE AREAS!

These designations will protect vital habitats for MIGRATORY BIRDS and SPECIES AT RISK, safeguarding the rare and vulnerable ecosystems of ATLANTIC OFFSHORE ISLANDS. 🌍✨

ISLE HAUTE, a stunning GEOSITE in the CLIFFS OF FUNDY UNESCO GLOBAL GEOPARK, is steeped in natural and cultural history. Once known to the MI’KMAQ as MASKUSETKIK, this island is a sanctuary for SEABIRDS and SEALS, with cliffs of towering COLUMNAR BASALT rising 100 meters above the BAY OF FUNDY. Shrouded in sea mist and legends of PIRATE TREASURE, GHOST SHIPS, and HEADLESS SPIRITS, ISLE HAUTE is as mysterious as it is magnificent.

This designation is a major step forward in BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION and protecting NOVA SCOTIA’S INCREDIBLE NATURAL HERITAGE. 🐦🐟



Photo credit: Tourism Nova Scotia
SDGs: 13, 14, 15