10 SMALL SEASIDE TOWNS IN CANADA | Consider These If You Want To Live Coastal!

Looking to move to a smaller coastal town in Canada? Well in this video, I'm going to show you 10 small seaside towns in Canada that you should definitely consider :) With towns here featured in BC, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, PEI, and Newfoundland & Labrador, this should be a good starting point for you if you are open to moving anywhere but just aren't sure where! Although each town has its own unique feel, they all share one thing in common - being right alongside the beautiful ocean :) I hope this video helps you to narrow down some potential places to call your new 'home'!
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Gimme That (Instrumental Version) - Katnip
End Destination (Instrumental Version) - Lvly
Belong (Instrumental Version) - Gold Flow
Let Me Hear You Say My Name (Instrumental Version) - House of Say
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[@robvannNS]

Not sure where the Nova Scotia stats are from but lunenburg has very expensive real estate just like Chester, getting around town in the summer by car a nightmare due to the crowds. Cape Breton, beautiful for sure but the winters are not so nice. Best check out the South Shore from Bridgewater to Yarmouth. Property prices are still somewhat reasonable and it's the warmest location in Canada east of BC. Very little snow in the winter but quite a bit of rain and overcast. Healthcare in most places in Nova Scotia leaves a lot to be desired.

[@AllThingsOcean]

All valid points! Thanks for watching :)

[@RyanSheppard-tq4pg]

It's not warmer than Southern Ontario, sorry

[@NormanSilv]

I live on the Sunshine Coast in BC. Wouldn't trade it at all. GREAT PLACE! GREAT NEIGHBORS TOO.

[@AllThingsOcean]

I love it there too!

[@piruzinho9]

Tofino and Ucluelet in the western coast of Vancouver Island are worth considering. The beaches in Tofino are fantastic; the best in BC. Also Savary Island in BC. There are some nice properties there currently for sale.

[@AllThingsOcean]

Tofino and Ucluelet are amazing 😍

[@RyanSheppard-tq4pg]

You named two very touristy towns in NL, there are better options. Nearly every town is coastal.

[@hodallen5268]

There are 5,000 people on Grand Manan and there is no town called Grand Manan. I'm not sure where you got your stats...

[@hubberts]

As a native Nova Scotian, we don’t exactly get why everyone outside the province talks about Lunenburg. Nice place but doesn’t deserve all the attention. Too many other nice places in NS.

[@user-yx9qt3zr5g]

very cool

[@savanahalbaharany5351]

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[@picturenut]

You certainly didn’t go off the beaten track did you? Salvage even Greenspond in Bonavista Bay comes to mind. Great places To get away from it all. There are many others, however, salvage, and the area and towns around it are a favourite of CFA’s from the US. They are not advertising, though . They don’t particularly want to share a good thing.

[@judyhundredaire]

AVOID SECHELT! Sechelt runs out of water every summer, reaching stage 4 restrictions, plus they keep approving more large developments.

[@savanahalbaharany5351]

I❤Canada

[@davebell6025]

Think you have an extra 0 in Lunenburg's population...I work there.

[@cappytin1317]

just so creator of video knows yes those are coastal communities...ya better have deep pockets though for sechelt or sidney especially sidney BC. sad day thumbs down here.

[@AllThingsOcean]

We sadly have to have deep pockets to live just about anywhere nowadays 😳

[@seanreid349]

Dont come to sunshine coast, you are not wanted