The Cove House- completely renovated 1910 beach house

The Cove House
Reconnect with the past in a freshly retouched 125 year-old Acadian (1910) homestead on a 2-acre property on Saint Mary’s Bay in the Municipality of Clare, part of the Yarmouth and Accadian Shores Tourism Area of Southwest Nova Scotia. Spacious and comfortable with enchanting ocean sunsets, salty breezes, and local culture.
Guests enjoy use of the entire house, great for multiple families.
Get inspired, wind down, or experience new adventures by taking in one of the various attractions within walking distance in the village:
Joseph and Marie Dugas Municipal Park (across the street)
Belliveau Cove Farmer’s Market (10am-2pm from late-May to October)
Beaux Vendredis (Oceanside Outdoor Seafood Suppers)
Piau’s Walk Trail (5km/3.5 miles in distance)
Wharf
Rock Beach great for rock hounding
Clam Digging
Heritage Site “La Petite Chapelle” (Oldest Acadian Cemetery/Chapel/Monument)
Antique Shop
Belliveau Cove Lighthouse
Walk on the ocean floor at low tide
Ice Cream/Fast Food Parlor (Chez Jean)
The Wheelhouse Seafood and Pasta Restaurant (Featuring Local Seafood)
Art Galleries
1.8km walk to historic St. Bernard Church
Explore the area further by visiting the many art galleries, historic churches, the Smuggler’s Cove Provincial Park, Mavillette Beach Provincial Park (2km of white sand on the Atlantic Ocean), Clare Cultural Hub and interpretive centre situated at Sainte Anne’s University in Church Point-look for the bright red roof!