Belliveau Cove is a small community situated on the western shores of Nova Scotia's mainland, within St. Mary's Bay as part of Digby County. Belliveau Cove is also an Acadian village, named after an early settler. Belliveau Cove is positioned on the beautiful Evangeline Trail, which hugs the coastline and offers glorious views of the ocean, the shoreline and beautiful open skies. As well, Belliveau Cove is just 37.9 km (23.5 mi.) southwest of the popular tourist destination of Digby.

Belliveau Cove is home to excellent views of the Bay of Fundy, large tides and an abundance of clam digging. The Joseph and Marie Dugas Municipal Park (named in honour of the first Acadian couple to venture to the Belliveau Cove area) includes a lighthouse, beautiful shoreline hiking trails, wetlands, a boardwalk and a wharf. As well, enjoy Acadian and local delicacies, visit an Acadian cemetery, shop at the farmer's market, and explore all the local Acadian history of Belliveau Cove.

Belliveau Cove accommodations include bed and breakfasts.