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Flood's that accompanied Hurricanes at the Cove Floods Hurricanes Tornados
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dottsel/
Jul 20, 2017
The lighthouse was great but the best part? THE ROCKS. Mother nature's jungle gym. I was absolutely amazed and in awe by the the grandeur of the rocks accompanied by the fore of waves. Beautiful
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karkarmcm/
Jun 3, 2017
The lighthouse is very pretty and great for taking pictures! The cove is a nice place to walk around
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Ellie_Zee/
May 22, 2017
Peggy's Cove was one of my favourite places to visit when our family vacationed in the Maritime provinces. The beautiful setting of rock and ocean surrounding the World famous lighthouse is a must see!!
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Maia11/
May 14, 2017
Beautiful ocean location, natural rock formations, a must visit for anyone visiting Nova Scotia. Please obey the signage for safety areas, tourist who ignore the signage have been swept into the ocean.
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yamaneko/
Apr 15, 2017
The best time to go to Peggy's Cove is off-season. I was there on a sunny winter day, right before the first snow. I got to enjoy the nice and peaceful place while admiring the majesty of the sea. Inspirational. I also went there on a warm summer evening and saw one of the most amazing sunsets in my life.
Peggy's Cove is a rural community close to Halifax, Nova Scotia. It is most famous for the Peggy's Point Lighthouse, and beautiful boulder formations overlooking Saint Margaret's Bay/the Atlantic Ocean. Lots of endangered and unusual wildlife can be spotted close to shore, such as the endangered leatherback sea turtle, and pinnipeds. This rugged and gorgeous terrain is an incredibly special site to see in summer or winter.
Photo: Explore150 team photo. Photographer: Julia Olmstead.
