Montebello Cottage
Region: Louisbourg Area
Community: Louisbourg
1 two-bdrm cottage (T,Q,sofa-bed; max 5P), 4-pc bath, CBTV. Check-in 3pm, check-out 11am. Near boardwalk, restaurants, Fortress of Louisbour...
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Madi G's Custom Tours
Madi G’s Custom Tours provides a variety of tour options for visitors to Nova
Scotia. Whether you want private transportation and a tour guide to
accompany you or you want to explore on your own, we can accommodate you.
Experience our deep-rooted history, culture or lounge on a beach; watch the whales frolic
and play or enjoy a Taste of Nova Scotia through food and drink.
Nova Scotia has something for everyone. Travel through the vineyards of the
Annapolis Valley, explore the Citadel in the province’s capital city of Halifax
or venture through the wilderness of Cape Breton Island, the choices are endless.
Welcome to Nova Scotia!
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