We invite you use the links below to learn a little more about the area we now call home, the rugged South Shore of Nova Scotia, Canada. Discover the seafaring traditions that define our region. Plan a visit to take part in the many cultural festivities throughout the area and to enjoy the mouthwatering seafood Nova Scotia is famous for.
Video:
Radio Netherlands Worldwide;
Interview and tour with Rob Mutsaers of Mersey Point Fish (02:33)
Regional Tourism:
Nova Scotia’s official tourism website: South Shore region
Port Mouton Bay Cottages and Seascape Restaurant
Port Mouton International Hostel
Seaside Adjunct of Kejimkujik National Park
Culinary Delights & Artistic Venues:
A Starring Role for the Little Humble Herring, The New York Times article
Charlotte Lane Restaurant, Shelburne NS
History
Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic
Old Town Lunenburg UNESCO World Heritage site
History of Samuel de Champlain at Port Mouton 1604
The official website of Holland: Dutch cuisine and culinary customs
Membership:
