Region: Coves & Inlets
The museum was officially opened in 1995 and features articles on the Island with old tools and items from the Island.
Big Tancook and little Tancook are 2 islands located 6 miles off the southern coast of Nova Scotia in Mahone Bay. These two islands are accessible by passenger ferry - the William G. Ernst is stationed at Big Tancook and makes daily runs to and from the historic yachting community of Chester.
Learn moreA ferry ride away from the frantic pace of your city life awaits the rustic and gentle charm of Tancook Island.
Learn moreCarolyn’s is an eat-in or take-out restaurant, specializing in fresh seafood, burgers, sandwiches, salads, seafood chowder, home made pie, ice cream, hot and cold drinks and much more.
Dine in overlooking the picturesque Mahone Bay, or take out Carolyn’s fresh, top quality home-cooking. Bus tours and large groups should call ahead and ask her to prepare a delicious chowder luncheon, just for you and your friends…made with only the freshest seafood available.
Learn moreCome to scenic Tancook Island, a fishing community, located approximately 6 miles off Chester, Nova Scotia in beautiful Mahone Bay. We are simply a 50 -55 minute ferry ride away to hiking, beach combing, biking and breath-taking views and sunsets. Or make Tancook your base and take day trips to Chester, Peggy’s Cove, Lunenburg, Mahone Bay and Halifax. During Chester Race Week watch the races from the comfort of the deck or sitting back in one of the Adirondack Chairs on the waterfront.
Come and enjoy the slower pace. Walk the island, visit the local museum and learn about the history of Tancook Island, search for treasures in Popplerock (Arts, Gifts and Collectibles), have lunch or an ice cream at the local café or simply relax with a good book on the deck overlooking Mahone Bay and watch the sail boats go by. Whether it is a sunny day with a light breeze or foggy with a refreshing mist, there is no better place to unwind and relax than Big Tancook Island.
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