4. Fisherman's Cove

Stroll the picturesque boardwalk of Fisherman's Cove and stop off at any number of the specialty boutiques lining the way. Store inventory reveals an eclectic mix of goodies, with everything from aboriginal jewelry, maritime crafts and folk art to the unique artwork of local artists, one-of-a-kind gifts and clothing. A seafood restaurant, a cafe and a local ice cream shop make for ideal dining stops.   (© 10Best)

	"dwb" more than a month ago
A charming area to visit, especially in summer. A few of the shops have local crafts among the usual touristy stuff, some nice paintings. Delicious fish and chips.
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	"qwerty94912" more than a month ago
Locals are a bit "rough"-- very unsophisicated... Tiny salt water marsh area is alive with birds and wild flowers. The boardwalk is an easy, pleasant, short stroll. Cold winds and a dirty harbour-- do not swim. Food in the area is junk.
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