From the Airport
Take Hwy #102 East towards Halifax/Dartmouth. Watch for the signs where the highway splits. You will want to bear off to the left onto the #118 towards Dartmouth/Halifax via Bridges & Eastern Shore. Once you’re on the #118, watch for the signs for the #107 to the Eastern Shore at Exit 13E. The signage here is deceiving, as it looks like both 13E & 13W go off on the same ramp, but you must go under the overpass before you take the exit ramp for 13E.

* Once you’re on the #107, just stay on this road until you get to the first set of lights. At the lights, turn left. It is still the #107, it just does a little jog here. If you’re hungry there’s a Sobey’s Grocery Store or the Vines Pasta & Grill Restaurant (up on hill beside Sobey’s,) also...a little further along (after you’ve turned left) is East West Chinese Food on your left hand side)

As you come along the #107 watch for the big blue sign (on your right) for the Marine Drive, next right. The right turn is still a little ways along, at the flashing yellow light, where you will be turning right onto Ross Rd. Go to the end of the Ross Rd & turn left onto #207. We are 13.5 km (less than 10 miles) from this point. You will know that you are getting closer, when you pass Lawrencetown Grocery store (4km away) (take-out Pizza, Donairs & Subs). You will go over the wooden bridge at Lawrencetown River, up the hill, past MacDonald House (Crafts, Antiques & Tea Room open seasonally until 5pm) on the top of the hill.

Slow down as you come over this hill, as you will have a spectacular view of the beach in front of you. Moonlight Beach Inn is at the other end of the beach, on the right-hand side. There is a sign at the end of the laneway for Moonlight Beach Inn and also on the front of the house. When you come into the lane, just keep coming straight and you will come into our parking area; there is a lighthouse in the front of the parking area & on the front lawn. If you go too far, you’ll be in the ocean. (Just kidding)

From the West via New Brunswick or PEI (via the Trans Canada Highway) Also from Cape Breton (via the main highway)

Follow the main highways (100 series) to Truro, where the turn-off is onto the #102 toward Halifax. Follow the #102 until you get past the Halifax Airport. Then follow all of the instructions above “From the Airport” to get here.

From Yarmouth and Digby via #101 towards Halifax.
Take the #101 towards Halifax until you come to the split near Lr. Sackville. You will want to go towards Dartmouth on the #7. At the first set of lights that you come to on this road, at Akerley Blvd at Burnside Industrial Park, you will turn left. Keep following this road as it turns into the #107 and heads towards the Eastern Shore. Stay on the #107. Pick up the instructions above “from the Airport” at the point marked with 1 *.

From Yarmouth, South Shore, Lunenbourg, etc.
Take the #103 to the #102 towards Halifax. As you come into Halifax via the #102, take the turn-off onto Joseph Howe Drive. You will turn left at the end of the exit ramp and follow the signs toward Dartmouth via MacKay Bridge. You will be bearing off to the right onto a ramp which will take you onto #2 inbound...then you will need to be in the left lane in order to turn left at the lights, onto the road which leads to the bridge. Once you have turned left at the intersection, keep your eyes on the signs for the MacKay Bridge, you will be bearing off to the right. It is a toll bridge and requires 3 canadian quarters. There are 3 different types of lanes...some for the exact change...some for a “MacPass Only” and at least one of them will be open if you require change. The attendant will make change for you, but you still have to put your own change into the drop basket.

Just keep coming straight when you come off the Bridge. You will be on the #111. Watch for the signs for Exit 7E to Cole Harbour, Eastern Shore, Woodlawn Rd. You will be exiting to the right. As you come off the ramp, you will be on the #207. We are about 20 kms (about 12.5 miles) from this point.

Go straight through the next few sets of lights and just keep coming along on the #207. It is quite a suburban, commercial area here. If you’re hungry, there are loads of restaurants along this part of your journey. We recommend the following local favorites; Brass Rail (informal, family dining, inexpensive, good food & service...watch for yellow awning on your right hand-side) or at the last set of lights before you come into “vacation country” (just past the Piercey’s Store on your right) you will see a Sobey’s Grocery store on your left. Or...to try our favourite restaurant, turn right at the lights at Blockbuster video, Jamieson’s Irish House & Grill is located in the little strip mall on your right. It doesn’t look like much from the outside, but inside there’s a lovely ambience, great food and good service. Let them know you’re staying here, and they’ll treat you extra nice!

Back on the #207, you will know that you are getting closer, when you pass the Lawrencetown Grocery store (4km away) (take-out Pizza, Donairs & Subs). You will go over the wooden bridge at Lawrencetown River, up the hill, past MacDonald House (Crafts, Antiques & Tea Room open seasonally until 5pm) on the top of the hill. Slow down as you come over this hill, as you will have a spectacular view of the beach in front of you. Moonlight Beach Inn is at the other end of the beach, on the right-hand side.

There is a sign at the end of the laneway for Moonlight Beach Inn and also on the front of the house. When you come into the lane, just keep coming straight and you will come into our parking area. There is a lighthouse in the front of the parking area & also on the front lawn. If you go too far, you’ll be in the ocean. (Just kidding)

From Halifax
Take the MacKay Bridge (you can reach it via Barrington St. N or many other points in the city) Follow the signs for the MacKay Bridge. It is a toll bridge and requires 3 Canadian quarters. There are 3 different types of lanes...some for the exact change...some for a “MacPass Only” and at least one will be open if you require change. The attendant will make change for you, but you still have to put your own change into the drop basket.

Just keep coming straight when you come off the Bridge. You will be on the #111. Watch for the signs for Exit 7E to Cole Harbour, Eastern Shore, Woodlawn Rd. You will be exiting to the right. As you come off the ramp, you will be on the #207. Just keep coming on the #207. We are about 20 kms ( about 12.5 miles) from this point.

If you’re hungry, there are loads of restaurants along this part of your journey. We recommend the following: Brass Rail (yellow awning on your right hand-side just past the lights at the Atlantic Superstore) or at the last set of lights before you come into “vacation country” you will find a Sobey’s Grocery store on your left. Or turn right at the lights at Blockbuster video, our favorite restaurant is Jamieson’s Irish House & Grill located in the little strip mall on your right. It doesn’t look like much from the outside, but inside there’s a lovely ambience, great food and good service. Let them know you’re staying here, and they’ll treat you extra nice!

You will know that you are getting closer, when you pass the Lawrencetown Grocery store (4km away) (take-out Pizza, Donairs & Subs). You will go over the wooden bridge at Lawrencetown River, up the hill, past MacDonald House (Crafts, Antiques & Tea Room open seasonally until 5pm) on the top of the hill. Slow down as you come over this hill, as you will have a spectacular view of the beach in front of you. Moonlight Beach Inn is at the other end of the beach, on the right-hand side.

There is a sign at the end of the laneway for Moonlight Beach Inn and also on the front of the house. When you come into the lane, just keep coming straight and you will come into our parking area; if you go too far, you’ll be in the ocean. (Just kidding) There is a lighthouse in the front of the parking area & also on the front lawn.

From Cape Breton (via #7)
Come west along the #7 from Cape Breton towards Halifax. Note: do not get onto the #107 at Musquodoboit Harbour. (If you’re hungry, the little red shack in Musquodoboit Harbour (Harbour Fish ‘n Fries, on your left just past the Railway Museum) serves great Fish or Clams & Chips.)

Keep coming on the #7 past the Real Atlantic Superstore (groceries) and Tim Horton’s (coffee, donuts, soup & sandwiches, etc.) the Lake ‘n Shore Family Restaurant (on your right). Keep coming past Porter’s Lake. Turn left at West Porter’s Lake Rd. There is a Toulany’s Market and Pizza place on the left at the corner where you need to turn.

Keep coming straight on this road...it eventually turns into Crowell Rd. At the very end of the road, you will turn right onto #207. You will be turning left about 500 yards from this corner, where you will see our laneway leading into the little enclave of 4 houses & Moonlight Beach Inn B & B. There is a sign there, however, a tree kind of blocks it until you are almost on top of it. (If you happen to pass by us, don’t worry, you can turn around at the next street on your right, “Leslie Rd” and come back. Note, if you pass the Lawrencetown Beach Provincial Park and the MacDonald House, you have gone too far.)