Are you lost without your skin care therapist? Well, you can relax. The team at Dol-as Spa is here to assist you until you can visit us again.

JÕST VINEYARDS, located 20 minutes from our Fox Harb’r Resort on Nova Scotia’s North Shore is one of the…

We’re unapologetic fans of the Northumberland Shore and the many ways to enjoy it. However, beautiful though it…

Picture this: either two or four players are standing in a badminton court. It’s divided by a net…

You’re here to golf, hit the spa, and eat the best lobster in the world, but when you’re…

Tidal Bay is Nova Scotia’s first and only appellation for white wine. As a matter of fact, it is Canada’s only appellation wine! Of the 25 wineries in Nova Scotia, Fox Harb’r is the lucky thirteenth to produce a Tidal Bay. This vintage was created by Gina Haverstock, winemaker from our partners at Devonian Coast.

Beginners need to learn the basics like stance, swing posture, and follow-through, but golfers of all levels can find room for continuous improvement.

This 100% chenin blanc (in South Africa also known as steen) is from Swartland in the Western Cape’s coastal region of South Africa. Chenin blanc is native to The Loire, France, but there is more of it planted in South Africa than in The Loire.

Painted Wolf Wines is named for the painted wolf, is another name for wild African carnivorous hunting dogs. They are an endangered species most easily recognized by patches of different colours on their bodies. Although predatory, they are very social and playful. Their home base hangout is in dens where they bond and relax.

Fox Harb’r Resort’s golf course can be divided into two wondrous golf experiences – the outward nine is familiar parkland golf while the back nine is  pure, classic, Scottish-style links.

Here’s a little secret: Nova Scotia has been producing wine for almost 100 years.

That’s right, Nova Scotia. It’s a province better known for fishing, lighthouses, and all things maritime. And it’s literally called New Scotland, which might lead one to assume that it’s not so different from that other Scotland.