Have you heard? Nova Scotia’s South Shore is a year-round destination – spring, summer, autumn and most importantly, Lobster. Every February, they celebrate the peak of lobster season with the Nova Scotia Lobster Crawl festival, a month-long, mouthwatering event.
Where Is the Nova Scotia Lobster Crawl?
From Barrington (the Lobster Capital of Canada) to Peggy’s Cove and every port in between, the South Shore comes alive with festivities dedicated to this delicious crustacean.
Lobster Crawl 2025
In 2025, the festival promises something for every taste. Join the Lucy the Lobster’s annual crawl out of the ocean, get in on the Lobster Roll Off Competition, and wrap up the month with the Tail End Reception. In between, enjoy an array of “claw-some” events, including a full-fledged lobster treasure hunt.
Stay tuned for the complete lineup of events and festival packages, and plan to dive into all the lobster-filled fun in February. There will also be a programme of live music throughout the festival.
It’s all about the love of lobster at the South Shore Lobster Crawl. Come celebrate in 2025 and satisfy your heart – and your appetite!
Things To Do in Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia is an amazing province in Canada with plenty of activities for all. It offers stunning coastal drives, picturesque fishing villages and historic sites such as the UNESCO-listed Old Town Lunenburg. Explore the famous Cabot Trail, hike in Cape Breton Highlands, visit Peggy’s Cove lighthouse and of course enjoy fresh seafood. Don’t miss whale watching and visiting the charming wineries throughout the province.
For more information on what to do in Nova Scotia and to plan your Nova Scotia holiday, go to the official tourism website.
Main image: The Kilted Chef at the Lobster Roll Off Competition. All images kindly supplied by organisers.
