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Oceanfront Gourmet Getaway

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Relax and recharge in your oceanfront cottage with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. Melt your cares away in your outdoor hot tub or barrel sauna and have fun exploring nearby trails and beaches. Savour two delicious meals, prepared by a local chef with Nova Scotia ingredients, and delivered to your private accommodation. After dinner, relax in front of the fire and fall asleep to the peaceful sounds of the ocean.

Package Includes:
2-night stay in a Sidanna Retreat oceanfront cottage, with private outdoor hot tub, barrel sauna, fully equipped kitchen, Smart TV, large deck, BBQ, and fire pit. Choice of these cottages across Nova Scotia:
For couples: South Shore cottages, including:
For families and larger groups (8 people max.): cottages on the South Shore, Eastern Shore, and Cape Breton, including:
Eastern Shore: Tranquil Seaside Getaway
Two 3-course, locally inspired meals, prepared by a local chef using the best seasonal ingredients and delivered to your accommodation. Choose from a select menu of meals at the time of booking.
Offered: Year-round
Prices:
For couples (priced based on 2 adults):
October 4 – June 18: $999
June 19 – October 3: $1199
For families and larger groups (priced based on 4 adults):
Ocotber 4 – June 18: $1999
June 19 – October 3: $2499
Want to bring more friends and family? Sidanna Retreat’s larger cottages can accommodate up to eight guests. Additional guests are $200 per person.
Book your couples package online or by contacting Sidanna Retreat at 902-999-1774 or [email protected]. For families and larger groups, please contact Sidanna Retreat to book.
Good to Know:
  • Accommodations on the South Shore are located near some of the province’s best, year-round coastal hiking trails at Kejimkujik National Park Seaside. Also nearby, Thomas Raddall Provincial Park boasts sandy beaches and wooded, multi-use trails (open seasonally).
  • Tranquil Seaside Getaway on the Eastern Shore is located near Clam Harbour Beach Provincial Park and just one hour outside Halifax.
  • Mystical Beachfront Chalet in Cape Breton overlooks Cabots Landing Provincial Beach and is nestled near opportunities for skiing at North Highlands Nordic and Cape Smokey, as well as year-round trails and beaches.
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