A most distinctive B&B in Mahone Bay, The Fisherman's Daughter is regarded by many respected lodging reviewers as "a perfect choice for a memorable stay!" Check us out on Tripadvisor!
Handcrafted by Henry Schnare, this Ship Builder's 1850 circa Heritage Designated home sits on the shores of the picturesque Bay. It is the perfect destination for a romantic getaway or a peaceful retreat from the workaday world. As you wind your way into Mahone Bay, you know you've arrived somewhere special. Visible from every angle, the town's world famous "Three Churches" are the first thing you see as you enter the community. The breathtaking view of the Bay, dotted with 365 islands – one for every day of the year - is something to behold.
Today, Mahone Bay is home to renowned authors, film makers, artists, musicians, poets, intellects and wonderfully creative, dedicated citizens. Park the car and take a stroll through town, where you'll experience unique shops, art galleries, coffee houses, restaurants and museums. And for outdoor adventure, you don't have to go far for a sailing or kayaking excursion.

Just 5 minutes’ walk from the Trans Canada Trail and housed in a restored heritage home, this bed and breakfast features rooms with a flat-screen cable TV. A continental breakfast is provided and free WiFi is offered.

The antique-inspired guest rooms at Fisherman’s Daughter Bed and Breakfast feature an en suite bathroom with free toiletries and a hair dryer. They all include a flat-screen cable TV and air conditioning. Most offer Mahone Bay and garden views.

Originally built in the 1840s, The Bed and Breakfast Fisherman’s Daughter has been restored to the original wood floors and trim. Pets are welcome.

A refrigerator with breakfast items and a coffee maker are provided so guests can have breakfast in their rooms.

Mahone Bay is less than 5 minutes’ walk from the bed and breakfast. Lunenburg is 15 minutes’ drive away. Fisherman’s Daughter is 20 minutes’ drive from Bridgewater.