The Beach

                            One of the most popular tourist attractions on the Cape
                            Shore is the Point Lance Beach. This beach contains an
                            entire mile of soft, fine, sand.  Point Lance is well known
                            across the province for the picturesque scene of the beach.
 

                                                                Tilts

                            Years ago, the fish landing grounds in Point Lance were
                            situated  about one mile from the main community and for
                            this reason the fishermen built small one room buildings
                            called 'tilts' which  they equipped with a stove, bunks, table
                            and chairs.  It was here that most of the fishermen lived
                            from Monday to Saturday during the fishing season, rather
                            than walk back and forth every day.  The women would
                            help  with the curing of the fish but rarely stayed overnight
                            at the tilts.  In recent years, with the construction of a road
                            to this section of the community and with the increased
                            number of motor vehicles, its no longer necessary for the
                            men to use the tilts in this way.  1966 was last year that
                            the tilts were used for overnight accomodations by
                            the men of Point Lance.  Unfortunately, the last of the
                            remaining tilts have been torn down just a few years ago.
                            Nevertheless, this landmark is still known as the "tilts".
 

                                                      Bull, Cow, and Calf

                             Another attraction in Point Lance is the Bull, Cow, and
                            Calf. These are rocks are located out in the ocean yet,
                            visible to the residents of this community.  Due to the
                            unique structure and size of these rocks, many years ago
                            early settlers gave them the title of "Bull, Cow, and Calf."
                            This title still remains today.