Greybeard's Bed & Breakfast

Right in the heart of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
"A real flair for food!"
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Complimentary wireless internet access
After a quiet night's rest, join us for an exceptional breakfast

Lunenburg, founded in 1753, is a charming small town with a remarkable history of sailing ships and iron men. Bluenose and Bluenose II were both built in Lunenburg. The solid boatbuilding background expresses itself in the distinctive architecture - residences, churches and a National Heritage Site, the Lunenburg Academy.

Greybeard's B&B is within walking distance of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lunenburg's "Old Town."

Today, Lunenburg is home to a wonderful collection of festivals, activities, sightseeing opportunities, many fine restaurants and art galleries - visit our See & Do page!

Greybeard's hosts Bob and Rosanna Higgins are living a decades-old dream. They welcome guests with fine Maritime hospitality - offering them a relaxing pause in their journey, a good night's sleep, and a memorable breakfast.

"Our house was built in 1887 for Captain William Howard Hebb (1863-1947) of Lunenburg," says Bob. See photo and partial newspaper clipping to the right. "For 25 years Captain Hebb commanded Brigs and three-masted schooners to many ports of the world, having the reputation of being one of the leading deep sea captains of his day."