Nova Scotia protects two spectacular national parks that anchor opposite ends of the province: Cape Breton Highlands National Park along the legendary Cabot Trail in the north, and Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site in the southwest wilderness near Oak Island. Both offer dramatically different landscapes and experiences, from the highlands’ rugged coastal cliffs and boreal plateaus to Kejimkujik’s dark-sky stargazing and ancient Mi’kmaq petroglyphs carved into lakeside rock.
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Yes, you can tour Oak Island, Nova Scotia, but only through officially sanctioned guided experiences that run seasonally from spring through fall, typically costing between $60 and $150 per person depending on the package you choose. Since the island remains an active archaeological site and privately owned property, independent exploration isn’t permitted. You’ll need to book through authorized tour operators who coordinate access with the landowners and production company behind the famous treasure-hunting operation.
Key Takeaway: Official Oak Island tours operate seasonally (May…