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Location

Bell's Island is one of the La Have Islands (see map) and is located on Nova Scotia's South Shore in Lunenburg County between the towns of Liverpool and Bridgewater. On tourist maps the South Shore is referred to as the Lighthouse Route. The Fennel Old House is about a two and a quarter hour drive from Yarmouth and an hour and three quarter drive from the Halifax airport.

Nova Scotia Travel Options

Travel to Nova Scotia by Car and Ferry

The Cat, operated by Bay Ferries, is not currently scheduled to operate in 2010, however, action may be taken by the Province to either restore funding for the ferry or to find a substitute ferry service.

Princess of Acadia, also operated by Bay Ferries, sails from Saint John, New Brunswick to Digby, Nova Scotia three times a day in-season. The drive to St. John is about eight hours from Boston. The ferry trip lasts about two and three quarter hours. Because you arrive in Digby, instead of Yarmouth, the drive to the house is about a half an hour shorter.

Traveling by Car Only

Although many people think of Nova Scotia as an island, it is actually a peninsula extending from New Brunswick, which makes it possible to “drive around”. The trip takes about thirteen hours of easy driving from Boston, not including stops.

Traveling by Plane

Several airlines fly to Halifax International Airport, which is an hour and forty-five minutes from our house. Most of the major car rental companies are located at the Halifax airport.

 

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info@fenneloldhouse.com
26 Clarendon Road, Belmont MA 02478
(617) 484-6230