Map of Peggy's Cove Canada – Village & Location Guide

Map of Peggy's Cove Canada – Village & Location Guide

Peggy's Cove is one of Canada's most photographed coastal destinations and one of Nova Scotia's best-known attractions. The small fishing village is famous for its historic lighthouse, dramatic granite shoreline, Atlantic Ocean views, colourful fishing boats and scenic coastal landscapes.

This map of Peggy's Cove Canada provides an overview of the village, nearby attractions, transport routes and surrounding Nova Scotia locations.

Quick Answer:

Peggy's Cove is located on the Atlantic coast of Nova Scotia, approximately 45 kilometres southwest of Halifax. Major nearby locations include Peggy's Point Lighthouse, St. Margaret's Bay, Halifax, Indian Harbour and the Lighthouse Route.

Interactive Peggy's Cove Map (Reference View) Explore Peggy's Cove, Peggy's Point Lighthouse, St. Margaret's Bay and nearby Nova Scotia attractions.
Tip: Peggy's Cove maps help visitors locate the lighthouse, walking areas, viewpoints, parking, visitor facilities and nearby coastal attractions.

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Where is Peggy's Cove Located?

Peggy's Cove is located on Nova Scotia's South Shore along the Atlantic coastline. The village sits beside St. Margaret's Bay and is one of the province's most popular destinations for sightseeing, photography and coastal walks.

  • Province: Nova Scotia
  • Country: Canada
  • Region: South Shore
  • Nearby city: Halifax
  • Nearby bay: St. Margaret's Bay
  • Coastline: Atlantic Ocean

Major Areas Shown on the Map

  • Peggy's Cove — historic fishing village.
  • Peggy's Point Lighthouse — iconic lighthouse.
  • Granite shoreline — famous coastal landscape.
  • Fishing harbour — working waterfront.
  • St. Margaret's Bay — sheltered coastal bay.
  • Visitor parking area — main arrival point.
  • Atlantic coastline — scenic shoreline.
  • Halifax direction — nearby city.

Major Attractions Near Peggy's Cove

  • Peggy's Point Lighthouse
  • Granite rock formations
  • Fishing harbour
  • St. Margaret's Bay
  • Swissair Flight 111 Memorial direction
  • Indian Harbour
  • Polly's Cove direction
  • Halifax Waterfront direction
  • Lunenburg direction
  • Lighthouse Route

Village Features

  • Historic lighthouse
  • Working fishing village
  • Granite coastal landscape
  • Walking areas
  • Photography locations
  • Gift shops
  • Seafood restaurants and cafés
  • Visitor information

Transport Features

  • Peggy's Cove Road access
  • Tour coach access
  • Visitor parking
  • Taxi and rideshare services
  • Walking paths
  • Cycling routes
  • Scenic coastal driving route
  • Halifax transport connections

Nearby Destinations

  • Halifax
  • St. Margaret's Bay
  • Indian Harbour
  • Polly's Cove
  • Lunenburg
  • Mahone Bay
  • Chester
  • Nova Scotia South Shore

Using a Peggy's Cove Map

A Peggy's Cove map is useful for locating the lighthouse, walking areas, viewpoints, parking, visitor facilities and nearby coastal attractions. It also helps visitors plan scenic drives along Nova Scotia's South Shore and explore neighbouring villages and bays.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Peggy's Cove located?
    Peggy's Cove is located in Nova Scotia, Canada, approximately 45 kilometres southwest of Halifax.
  • What is Peggy's Cove famous for?
    It is famous for Peggy's Point Lighthouse, dramatic granite coastline, Atlantic Ocean views and its traditional fishing village.
  • What is near Peggy's Cove?
    Nearby attractions include St. Margaret's Bay, Polly's Cove, Indian Harbour, Lunenburg and Halifax.
  • How do you get to Peggy's Cove?
    Visitors commonly arrive by car, organised tour, taxi or rideshare from Halifax and other parts of Nova Scotia.
  • Is Peggy's Cove worth visiting?
    Yes. It is one of Canada's most iconic coastal destinations and one of Nova Scotia's leading tourist attractions.
  • Can you walk around Peggy's Cove?
    Yes. Visitors can explore designated walking areas around the lighthouse and harbour, but should always stay off black rocks and avoid dangerous waves near the shoreline.

This page is provided for general informational purposes only. Weather, ocean conditions, attraction access, road conditions, transport services and visitor facilities may change without notice. Coastal rocks can be extremely slippery and dangerous, especially during rough seas. Always follow safety signage and verify current conditions before travelling.