Classic charm, Comfortable and Welcoming Service, Tasty Dining Options: Digby Pines
Digby Pines Resort continues to offer classic old-world friendly charm, comfort and hospitality with amenities befitting modern travelers and the times. Chef Dale Nichols oversees the kitchen and creation of dishes for tasty dining experiences morning, noon and evening. Preparation and delivery of sweet and succulent fresh pan seared Digby scallops collected from nearby waters, …. Read More
Tastes Much Sweeter than Wine: Kelowna is Ripe with Surprises
http://www.gogolfandtravel.com/locations/canada/kelowna-british-columbia September, 2011 On the banks of 84-mile long Okanagan Lake in the heart of eastern British Columbia’s Okanagan Valley is the city of Kelowna, home to a host of wineries that buoy a bustling tourism industry. The valley and thriving conurbation offers a rich and varied play list of great hits–golf courses, wineries, restaurants, places …. Read More
Okanagan Country, British Columbia: A Harvest of Sweet Fruit and Golf
http://www.gogolfandtravel.com/locations/canada/okanagan-country-bc September, 2010 Okanagan Valley, the fruit basket of Canada, is a land of clear blue sky, dry and sunny weather, expansive countryside and a plethora of outdoor activities. East of Vancouver and west of the Rockies in south central British Columbia, the region has a century-old agricultural industry and a growing number of vineyards …. Read More
Meandering Through Maritime Nova Scotia Discovering Golf and Lifestyle Treasures
November, 2009 http://www.gogolfandtravel.com/locations/canada/nova-scotia In my younger days, traveling and freedom were synonymous. With fewer restrictions, carefree travel produced wonderful discoveries. During a recent trip to Nova Scotia, I did just that. Rather than schedule everything ahead of time I took more time to explore and gained a fresh perspective of the province, a place I …. Read More
Discovering the Stuff of Dreams Atlantic Canada’s Newfoundland and Labrador
November, 2009 http://www.gogolfandtravel.com/locations/canada/atlantic-canada-newfoundland-laborador Arriving in Port aux Basque, Newfoundland on Marine Atlantic’s Vision Ferry–a five to six hour sail from Nova Scotia—it’s not hard to summon up the wonder the Vikings must have felt when they first settled in this vast region in 986. The vastness remains–Newfoundland and Labrador are populated by 500,000 people and …. Read More
By Hook or By Stick…fishing and Golfing in Newfoundland & New Brunswick, Canada
October, 2008 http://www.gogolfandtravel.com/locations/canada/golfing-and-fishing-in-canada Some golfers do not fish. Some fishers do not golf. But a surprising number do both, and the Canadian Atlantic Provinces are heaven for them. The renowned Restigouche River in northern New Brunswick is a favorite of PGA golfers Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson when in search of Atlantic salmon. Numerous people …. Read More
Northern Lights
Water defines eastern Canada’s Maritime Provinces, its lakes, ponds, rivers, canals and bays coursing in, on, through and around New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia. From the waters come the distinct table fare – a fresh catch of Malpeque oysters in Prince Edward or Digby scallops in Nova Scotia. Water is no less …. Read More
A Fine Time in the Maritimes
Divot, Commonwealth Golf, Spring 2006 The golf is excellent along Canada’s coast-and so is everything else for the traveler. The influence of water on Canada’s Maritime Provinces of New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Nova Scotia is everywhere. It affects and defines the land, culture, people, and their way of life. An example is the …. Read More