Things to do
Gravity Luxury domes is situated on a cliff overlooking the Shubenacadie River, which feeds into the Bay of Fundy. Maitland, NS is a small village about 20 minutes away from Truro. It is an up and coming tourist destination with something for everyone.
white river rafting
Feel the rush of riding waves that can be up to 4 metres (13 feet) high in a Zodiac boat as the power of the world’s highest tides in the Bay of Fundy turn the Shubenacadie River into a water roller coaster only found in Nova Scotia. Expert guides take you cascading down rapids as the incoming ocean reverses the flow of the river. This fun-filled voyage, also named a Canadian Signature Experience, isn’t complete without mudsliding, too.
Local Skydiving
Guided tandem skydive experience from 3,000 m (10,000 ft) with an expert instructor. Fabulous views of Nova Scotia over the area of the world's highest tides, right across the road from our location!
David Williamson, owner and team leader has been skydiving for over 45 years and more than 10,000 skydives. He shares his passion for the sport with all that would like to experience, learn, or talk about skydiving.
Dining on the ocean floor
Experience the ultimate culinary adventure at the site of the world’s highest tides. Savour the best Nova Scotia food, beer and wine in this exceptional experience. Begin by learning about the wild edibles of Nova Scotia, followed by a lunchtime seafood feast where you meet the Chef and enjoy beer and wine pairings. Enjoy a guided tour of the ocean floor, then take a seat at a dining table with a view of the incoming tide for an intimate 3-course dinner on the ocean floor; all followed by an ocean floor campfire.
explore local museums
With 28 provincial museums and interpretive centres, 13 National Historic Sites, six UNESCO sites, one National Museum, and dozens of community-based museums, Nova Scotia's storied history offers plenty of historical adventures. Experience everything from the fisheries to fossils, and whales to woolen mills when you experience our history firsthand at our 10 living history museums where costumed interpreters bring to life days gone by.
join in on local sightseeing tours
What better way to discover a new place than with a knowledgeable local as your guide? Hit the streets on foot or aboard a shuttle or motorcoach bus as your Nova Scotia expert leads the way - you can even explore on a self-guided adventure. Either way you’ll get the inside scoop on everything from mouth-watering local eats to ghost stories along your tour.
