From New Brunswick
We are located 228 miles (368 km) southwest of the Nova Scotia/New Brunswick border. From the border, follow Route 104 to Truro. Take Exit 15 to Route 102 to Halifax. Take Exit 1A off Route 102 to Route 103. Follow Route 103, taking Exit 20A. From the connector, head west, turn right on Route 3. Follow White Point Road straight to 75 White Point Beach Resort Rd.
From Halifax
White Point Beach Resort is 95 miles (152 km) southwest of Halifax on Route 103. Take Exit 20A. At the intersection of the highway connector and Route 3, turn right (west) onto Route 3 and follow Route 3 (White Point Road) to White Point Beach Resort (75 White Point Beach Resort Rd, White Point).
From Digby
From Digby, follow Route 101 take Exit 22 to Highway 8 (Kejimkujik Scenic Drive), then take Route 103 West to Exit 20A. Follow Route 3 (White Point Road) west straight to White Point.
Getting Here is Easy. Leaving is the Hard Part.
Nestled on a kilometer-long stretch of beach on Nova Scotia’s South Shore, White Point Beach Resort is within easy reach, yet feels a world away.
You’ll find us at:
75 White Point #2 Road
Hunt’s Point, Nova Scotia
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By Car
By Ferry
From New Brunswick
Cruise across the Bay of Fundy into Nova Scotia from New Brunswick onboard the Fundy Rose car ferry! Daily crossings from Saint John, NB to Digby, NS enable you to enjoy a 2-hour and 15-minute sailing on the world’s highest tides. See seals, sea birds, and even whales by times!
From Yarmouth
Located just east of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, White Point is approximately 95 miles (153 km) on Route 103, Exit 20. Follow Route 3 straight to White Point Beach Resort. This is a perfect drive following your 3.5-hour crossing from Bar Harbor, Maine, onboard our high-speed CAT car ferry/cruise ship travelling between Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, and Bar Harbor, Maine.
By Air
From Halifax
For a more scenic route, Vision Air Services invites you to contact them for a helicopter flight from Halifax to White Point.
