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Take a scenic drive along the Lighthouse Route, stopping at Peggy's Cove for a photo op with the iconic lighthouse. Continue on to Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its colorful buildings and maritime history. Visit the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic and take a boat tour of the harbor to learn about the town's fishing industry.

Head back to Yarmouth and visit the Firefighters' Museum of Nova Scotia to see antique fire engines and learn about the history of firefighting in the province. Then, take a walk through Frost Park and enjoy the beautiful gardens and sculptures.

Dine at Rudder's Seafood Restaurant and Brew Pub, where you can enjoy fresh seafood and locally brewed beer while overlooking the harbor.

Take a day trip to Digby Neck and Islands, where you can go whale watching and see the world's highest tides. Take a tour with Mariner Cruises Whale and Seabird Tours, and keep an eye out for humpback whales, fin whales, and minke whales.

After the whale watching tour, head over to the Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens to see beautiful flowers and herbs, and learn about the history of the town's gardens. Take a stroll through the town and visit Fort Anne National Historic Site, a 17th-century fort that played a key role in the French and Indian War.

Head back to Yarmouth and dine at the Ye Olde Argyler Lodge, known for its fine dining and beautiful waterfront views.

Visit the Yarmouth Farmers' Market to sample local produce and handmade crafts. Then, head over to the W. Laurence Sweeney Fisheries Museum to learn about the fishing industry in Yarmouth and see antique fishing gear and boats.

Take a drive to the Acadian Historic Village in West Pubnico to learn about Acadian culture and history. Visit the historic buildings and learn about the Acadian way of life.

End the day with a hearty meal at Rudders Brew Pub, known for its delicious pub fare and locally brewed beer.

Take a trip to the Tusket Islands, where you can explore the beautiful natural scenery and wildlife. Take a boat tour with Tusket Island Tours and visit the seals and nesting birds on the islands.

Visit the Cape Sable Island Lighthouse Museum and learn about the history of the lighthouse and the surrounding area. Then, take a walk along the nearby beach and enjoy the beautiful views.

Dine at The Catch Kitchen and Bar, known for its fresh seafood and locally sourced ingredients.