Welcome to Earth Rhythms, an award-winning boutique Nova Scotia experiential tourism company dedicated to fostering travel conversations and custom immersive experiences with creative people in out-of-the-way places along the Bay of Fundy and in the Annapolis Valley region. The low mountains and rich agricultural valleys beside the marine environment of the Minas Basin (part of the Bay of Fundy) have created a climate where Acadian forests, orchards, vineyards, organic farms thrive offering intersecting walking trails and intimate viewpoints of coastal shorelines, highland forests, waterfalls, and Acadian historical dikes. Mi’kmaw, Acadians, Black Nova Scotians, and settler communities have evolved with different relationships to the land and sea over time. Since 1996, we have been crafting experiences all over Canada. Celes Davar, owner and president, also provides presentations, facilitation services, mentoring, and coaching about experiential and regenerative tourism for entrepreneurs, tourism businesses, and destinations.

Learn About Us

NEW in 2026

Gifts from the Valley is a new regenerative tourism experience from Earth Rhythms that carries you from a family farm overlooking the Bay of Fundy, into a 150‑year‑old hemlock forest, through an award‑winning regenerative vineyard, and finally to a secret Gaspereau Valley table set with a feast grown minutes away. This is not a tour. It is an invitation to become, for one day, part of the Valley’s story.

Learn more about this legendary experience unlike anything else in Atlantic Canada, how to book it as a pre-scheduled event, or to request your own private group for a specific date.

Celes Davar is one of Canada’s leaders in experiential tourism. For more than 30 years, he has helped many businesses and communities in Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Newfoundland & Labrador, PEI, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia to develop and launch new experiences that reflect their unique stories. These workshops, presentations, and coaching sessions involve a variety of learning techniques and approaches creating immediate results. They are highly experiential, involve skill development, and capacity building within a community team, and are meant to inspire local people to collaborate.

Experience Western NS & Annapolis Valley

Slow travel is how we describe it. An opportunity to wander with a guide, meet local folks, and travel short distances to walk and discover the Bay of Fundy, an orchard, a vineyard, or part of the hemlock forest along a brook. Making something hands-on as part of your experience is part of the adventure. It’s how you can remember the trip and share it with others.