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carters beach

There's no need to leave Canada to enjoy a beach vacation with white sand, crystal-clear water and tropical vibes — you can get all this in a staycation, right here in the True North.

In Nova Scotia, you can find white-sand beaches with waters that will make you forget you're in Canada. Case in point: Carter's Beach, an astoundingly tropical-like area where you'll find clear turquoise water and white sand that will instantly transport you to the Caribbean.

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Canada's East Coast tends to not get as much hype as it deserves — especially when it comes to it's stunning summery destinations.

The South Shore of Nova Scotia has miles of sparkling sandy shoreline, stretching out into the bright blue ocean, and Summerville Beach Provincial Park is a slice of that unbelievable beauty.

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Summer is just around the corner, and it's time to start planning some beach getaways.

If you're looking for beaches with golden sand and crystal-clear water, you don't have to leave Canada to find them — the country is home to plenty of gorgeous beaches that'll make you feel like you're vacationing in the Caribbean.

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Have you had enough of winter in Canada? We're with you. It's time to forget about the cold and start planning some summer adventures.

Whether you want to swim in tropical water or visit white sand beaches, you don't need to leave Canada to do it -- there are plenty of tropical-like places in the country that'll make you think you've left the True North.

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If you've lived in multiple Canadian cities and provinces, you'll probably know that what's normal in one region can be totally different in the next.

For the rest of us, Canadians on Reddit have shared some of the culture shocks they experienced when they visited other provinces, and who knew the country was so different?

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