940 sq. ft
4 guests
2 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Fast wifi
Oceanfront
940 sq. ft
4 guests
2 bedrooms
2 bathrooms
Fast wifi
Oceanfront
Your oceanfront getaway
La Bluefin is a new oceanfront vacation home located in Meteghan, in southwest Nova Scotia, that offers unobstructed 180 degree views of Saint Mary’s Bay and its spectacular sunsets! It is the perfect spot to unwind while listening to the waves crashing below on the rocky cliff and watching the fishing boats pass by, and to recharge after a day of exploring Nova Scotia’s beautiful Acadian Shores.
“This place is amazing. Hands down the best Airbnb we've ever stayed in."
– Kelsey
June 2022
Kind words from our guests
About the house
At approximately 940 square feet, La Bluefin was carefully designed to give both bedrooms a bit of privacy and front row seats to marvel at the breathtaking ocean view! Saint-Mary’s Bay and the Digby Neck Islands that extend into the Bay of Fundy can be seen from pratically every angle in the house!
La Bluefin is located:
– 2 minutes from Smugglers’ Provincial Park, Sip Café pastry & coffee shop
– 5 minutes from Meteghan wharf and beach, family park, seafood market, farm market/bakery, grocery store, pharmacy, Tim Horton’s, gas station, liquor store
– 10 minutes from Mavillette Beach Provincial Park, Cape St. Mary’s Lighthouse Park, several restaurants
– 30 minutes from Yarmouth and ferry to Maine
– 45 minutes from Digby and ferry to New Brunswick
– 3 hours from Halifax airport
About the area
Meteghan is located in the municipality of Clare, locally known as “Baie Sainte-Marie”, in the Yarmouth and Acadian Shores region of southwest Nova Scotia. The coastal municipality of Clare stretches for more than 50 kilometers along St. Mary’s Bay, between the towns of Digby and Yarmouth in southwestern Nova Scotia. It was founded in 1768, after the British granted the Acadians the right to return to Nova Scotia after the Deportation on the condition that they relinquish their former lands in the Grand-Pré area. To this day, the majority of Clare’s inhabitants are Acadians and the names of the first families to settle in the area are very common: Dugas, Belliveau, Comeau, Doucet, Saulnier, Robichaud, Melanson… The region is also called the “French Shore” because it is home to the largest Acadian community in the province.
Our local recommendations
We provide our guests with a digital Welcome Guide for quick and easy access to:
– driving directions to La Bluefin
– check-in instructions
– information on the property
– our favorite beaches, restaurants, shops
– things to do and see in the area
– day-trip ideas outside of Clare
– a searchable map of all our local recommendations
– and much more!
Our blog is also a great source of information. Check it out!
Guide of free things to do in Clare
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Guide of free things to do in Clare
Sign up for our newsletter to receive news and special offers, and get our guide of free things to do in Clare as a bonus!
You can also visit the Baie Sainte-Marie tourism office for more information.
Guide of free things to do in Clare
Sign up for our newsletter to receive news and special offers, and get our guide of free things to do in Clare as a bonus!
You can also visit the Baie Sainte-Marie tourism office for more information.
About us
Hello and welcome! We are Sophie and JF, the owners of La Bluefin. Although our Comeau family name is typically Acadian and very common in the region, we are Quebecers. In fact, JF’s father was born and raised in Meteghan, and JF spent his childhood summers here. We continued the tradition with our own children and vacationed in the area for 10 years before getting our own place. This experience allows us to get to know the area as both locals and tourists, and to help our guests make the most of all that southwest Nova Scotia has to offer. St. Mary’s Bay is the best kept secret in the Maritimes, and we are thrilled to help you discover it!
About the name "La Bluefin"
The name of our house comes from the Bluefin Motel that was on our property for about 40 years (“la Bluefin motel” in local Acadian French). It was demolished in the mid 2010’s, but for the locals and even for us, our address remains “the old Bluefin”. We couldn’t imagine calling our property anything else!
The name of our house comes from the Bluefin Motel that was on our property for about 40 years (“la Bluefin motel” in local Acadian French). It was demolished in the mid 2010’s, but for the locals and even for us, our address remains “the old Bluefin”. We couldn’t imagine calling our property anything else!
We will be dreaming of this view until we can come back.
– Susannah
June 2022
