Digby, Halifax, Lunenburg, White Point, Wolfville
Explore the scenic beauty and rich history of Nova Scotia on this 8-day journey. From the vibrant waterfront of Halifax to the picturesque vineyards of Wolfville, the changing tides of the Bay of Fundy, and the cultural treasures of Lunenburg, this tour offers a perfect blend of outdoor adventure, culinary delights, and cultural experiences. Whether you’re sipiping world-class wines, eating fresh lobster by the sea, or unwinding on the pristine shores of White Point Beach, this trip will leave you with unforgettable memories of Nova Scotia’s natural wonders and welcoming charm.
As a responsible tour operator, we believe in creating experiences that not only enrich your life but also contribute to the well-being of our planet and its communities. That’s why we will be planting one tree for every passenger that travels with us.
Embark on a travel experience that will stay with you forever. We offer a blend of culture, adventure, and tranquility, ensuring every moment is filled with wonder. Whether you’re seeking thrill or relaxation, we create journeys that are truly unforgettable.
THE JOURNEY BEGINS
Welcome to Halifax, a vibrant seaside city where history and modernity meet. After picking up your rental car at Halifax Airport, take the short 30-minute drive to the city. Once settled in your hotel, take some time to explore the heart of Halifax on foot. With tree-lined streets, diverse restaurants, art galleries, libraries, and museums, Halifax is a city that invites leisurely exploration. Stroll through the bustling downtown area, relax at a charming sidewalk café, and enjoy the scenic views of the harbor, where ships from around the world come and go.If time permits, consider a visit to Peggy’s Cove. This iconic spot features a picturesque lighthouse perched at the top of a smooth, wave-worn granite, overlooking a tiny harbor filled with colorful fishing boats and weathered fish sheds. It's one of Canada's most photographed locations for a reason.In the evening, explore Halifax’s culinary scene by dining at one of the many seafood restaurants along the waterfront, where you can enjoy the fresh flavors of Nova Scotia.
After breakfast, we suggest you start your day with a visit to the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site. This strategic hilltop fort in downtown Halifax offers panoramic views of the harbor and a deep dive into the city's military history. Step back in time to 1869 and experience the daily life of the 78th Highlanders and the 3rd Brigade Royal Artillery, who bring the Citadel to life with their authentic uniforms and drills.Continue your historical journey by taking a ferry ride from The Cable Wharf to Georges Island National Historic Site. Known to the Mi’kmaq as Kjipuktuk, or "The Great Harbour," Georges Island offers a fascinating look into Halifax’s past. Explore the historic tunnels of Fort Charlotte, enjoy stunning views of the waterfront, and learn about the island’s role in shaping Halifax and Canada.After returning to the mainland, be sure to grab in a treat from Cows Ice Cream, known as Canada’s most famous ice cream shop. Then, head to the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21. Here, you’ll uncover the moving stories of immigrants who arrived in Canada from 1928 to 1971, as well as the broader history of immigration in the country.Wrap up your day with a 60-minute guided harbor tour aboard the eco-friendly, all-electric boat, the Violet Mac. As you cruise through the harbor, your knowledgeable captain and guides will share insights about Halifax’s rich maritime history.For dinner, return to the Halifax Waterfront, where you can choose from a variety of restaurants, pubs, and cafes while enjoying live music and the vibrant atmosphere of this popular destination.
Today, take a scenic drive from Halifax to the charming town of Wolfville. Rich in history, Wolfville is a gateway to the story of the Acadians and the heart of Nova Scotia's flourishing wine scene. Once you arrive, enjoy lunch at one of the town’s many quaint eateries, such as Church Brewing, The Library Pub, or Troy Restaurant. In the afternoon, indulge in a guided wine tour with Grape Escapes, where you’ll visit three wineries in the picturesque Wolfville and Grand Pré region. The tour begins at Grand Pré Wines, the oldest farm winery in Atlantic Canada. Here, you’ll savor a curated cheese tasting at the renowned Le Caveau restaurant. As the tour continues, discover more exceptional wineries, each with its unique flavors and stunning vistas.
Begin your day with a visit to the Grand Pré National Historic Site, a UNESCO World Heritage site that honors the Acadian settlement and the Deportation. As you stroll through the serene grounds, immerse yourself in the history and cultural significance of this important location.Next, head toward Hall's Harbour for a classic Nova Scotian lobster lunch. Along the way, make a scenic stop at "The Lookoff" in Blomidon Look-off Provincial Park, where you'll be treated to panoramic views of farmland, forests, and the tides of the Bay of Fundy and Minas Basin. Hall’s Harbour itself is a quaint fishing village famous for its "Lobster in the Rough" dining experience. Choose your fresh lobster and have it prepared right on site. The best part? Enjoy your meal on the waterfront while watching the fascinating rise and fall of the world’s highest tides.On your way to Digby, take time to explore the historic town of Annapolis Royal, one of North America's earliest European settlements, dating back to 1605. Wander along St. George Street, lined with heritage buildings, and if time allows, visit landmarks like the Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens, Fort Anne, or Port Royal National Historic Site.Your evening will be spent in Digby, famously known as the "scallop capital of the world." After dinner, take a leisurely stroll along the Admirals Walk waterfront, where you’ll find charming shops, restaurants, and historical sites, including the picturesque wharf that houses the world-renowned scallop fleet, making it the perfect spot for photography.
Begin your day with a trip to Cape Forchu, where you’ll explore its iconic lighthouse and the surrounding landscapes. Known for its distinctive "apple core" design, Cape Forchu Lighthouse is the tallest, climbable lighthouse in Nova Scotia that also features an intact lightkeeper’s dwelling. Take in the breathtaking views as you explore the surrounding area. If you're feeling adventurous, climb the 77 steps to the top of the lantern room. Your guide will share fascinating stories about the region, and you'll have plenty of time to capture incredible photos from 123 feet above sea level.Before leaving, be sure to visit False Harbour Beach, named after ships mistakenly thought they had reached Yarmouth Harbour here. Then, continue your journey with a stop at the Black Loyalist Heritage Centre in Birchtown. This site commemorates the first free Black settlement in Canada, established by the United Empire Loyalists. At the centre, you can explore the Black Burial Grounds, visit St. Paul’s Anglican Church, walk along the Heritage Trail, and discover the rich history in the museum. Upon arrival at White Point Beach Resort, prepare to unwind and enjoy the stunning Atlantic coastline. The resort, nestled on a beautiful stretch of beach, offers a variety of activities to suit every interest. Whether you prefer to relax by the beach, play a round of golf or pickleball, or explore the freshwater lake with complimentary kayaks and paddleboards, White Point has something for everyone. Feed the resident bunnies, enjoy nightly live entertainment, or cozy up by a beachside bonfire. With delicious dining options inspired by local cuisine, your stay at White Point is sure to be memorable.
Today you will enjoy the day at White Point Beach Resort. Nestled within the UNESCO Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve, play a round (or two, or three) on the 9-hole course, make a splash in the pool, make use of the omplimentary kayaks and paddleboards, relax at the beach, or make self-care a priority in our spa.
Today, drive to Lunenburg, making a brief stop at Blue Rocks along the way. Just a short drive from Lunenburg, Blue Rocks is often compared to Peggy’s Cove for its picturesque setting. This working fishing village, with its blue slate rocks and iconic fish shack, is a favorite among photographers and artists. Lunenburg, a town renowned for its colorful waterfront, narrow streets, and unique architecture that reflects its shipbuilding and rum-running heritage. Before reaching Lunenburg, make a stop at The Barn Coffee & Social House in Mahone Bay. Set in a beautifully restored heritage barn, this specialty coffee house offers ethically sourced coffee, delicious pastries, and a patio with panoramic views of Lunenburg’s iconic skyline.Upon arrival in Lunenburg, treat yourself to the town’s famous fish and chips at The Fish Shack, followed by a homemade ice cream from Sweet Treasures Confectionery.In the afternoon, take part in a "Hidden Gems of Lunenburg" tour. Your journey begins in Old Town Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As you explore the town, you’ll learn about its most cherished landmarks and the stories that make this place so unique. The tour continues with a visit to Blue Rocks and Stonehurst, where the rugged coastline and picturesque landscapes create a photographer’s paradise. You’ll also have the opportunity to visit a working fishing village and meet some of the local residents.To round off your journey of Lunenburg’s maritime history, visit the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic. Located in a former fish processing plant, the museum offers hands-on experiences like exploring retired fishing schooners, touching sea creatures in the touch tank, and learning to shuck scallops. Don’t miss the restored fishing schooner, "Theresa E. Conner," docked alongside the museum.
After a restful night at White Point Beach, drive back to Halifax. Return your rental car, marking the end of your unforgettable Nova Scotia adventure.
All prices are per person based on double occupancy and subject to local taxes - GST, PST or HST.
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6 nights accommodationSightseeing and attractions as listed8 day rental car
Airfare unless specified as included within the itineraryTaxes as applicableTravel Insurance and Cancellation Protection (strongly recommended, ask us for a quote!)Meals not specifically mentioned as included in the itineraryItems (attractions and sightseeing & entrance fees) not listed as included in the itinerary
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THE JOURNEY BEGINS
Welcome to Halifax, a vibrant seaside city where history and modernity meet. After picking up your rental car at Halifax Airport, take the short 30-minute drive to the city. Once settled in your hotel, take some time to explore the heart of Halifax on foot. With tree-lined streets, diverse restaurants, art galleries, libraries, and museums, Halifax is a city that invites leisurely exploration. Stroll through the bustling downtown area, relax at a charming sidewalk café, and enjoy the scenic views of the harbor, where ships from around the world come and go.If time permits, consider a visit to Peggy’s Cove. This iconic spot features a picturesque lighthouse perched at the top of a smooth, wave-worn granite, overlooking a tiny harbor filled with colorful fishing boats and weathered fish sheds. It's one of Canada's most photographed locations for a reason.In the evening, explore Halifax’s culinary scene by dining at one of the many seafood restaurants along the waterfront, where you can enjoy the fresh flavors of Nova Scotia.
After breakfast, we suggest you start your day with a visit to the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site. This strategic hilltop fort in downtown Halifax offers panoramic views of the harbor and a deep dive into the city's military history. Step back in time to 1869 and experience the daily life of the 78th Highlanders and the 3rd Brigade Royal Artillery, who bring the Citadel to life with their authentic uniforms and drills.Continue your historical journey by taking a ferry ride from The Cable Wharf to Georges Island National Historic Site. Known to the Mi’kmaq as Kjipuktuk, or "The Great Harbour," Georges Island offers a fascinating look into Halifax’s past. Explore the historic tunnels of Fort Charlotte, enjoy stunning views of the waterfront, and learn about the island’s role in shaping Halifax and Canada.After returning to the mainland, be sure to grab in a treat from Cows Ice Cream, known as Canada’s most famous ice cream shop. Then, head to the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21. Here, you’ll uncover the moving stories of immigrants who arrived in Canada from 1928 to 1971, as well as the broader history of immigration in the country.Wrap up your day with a 60-minute guided harbor tour aboard the eco-friendly, all-electric boat, the Violet Mac. As you cruise through the harbor, your knowledgeable captain and guides will share insights about Halifax’s rich maritime history.For dinner, return to the Halifax Waterfront, where you can choose from a variety of restaurants, pubs, and cafes while enjoying live music and the vibrant atmosphere of this popular destination.
Today, take a scenic drive from Halifax to the charming town of Wolfville. Rich in history, Wolfville is a gateway to the story of the Acadians and the heart of Nova Scotia's flourishing wine scene. Once you arrive, enjoy lunch at one of the town’s many quaint eateries, such as Church Brewing, The Library Pub, or Troy Restaurant. In the afternoon, indulge in a guided wine tour with Grape Escapes, where you’ll visit three wineries in the picturesque Wolfville and Grand Pré region. The tour begins at Grand Pré Wines, the oldest farm winery in Atlantic Canada. Here, you’ll savor a curated cheese tasting at the renowned Le Caveau restaurant. As the tour continues, discover more exceptional wineries, each with its unique flavors and stunning vistas.
Begin your day with a visit to the Grand Pré National Historic Site, a UNESCO World Heritage site that honors the Acadian settlement and the Deportation. As you stroll through the serene grounds, immerse yourself in the history and cultural significance of this important location.Next, head toward Hall's Harbour for a classic Nova Scotian lobster lunch. Along the way, make a scenic stop at "The Lookoff" in Blomidon Look-off Provincial Park, where you'll be treated to panoramic views of farmland, forests, and the tides of the Bay of Fundy and Minas Basin. Hall’s Harbour itself is a quaint fishing village famous for its "Lobster in the Rough" dining experience. Choose your fresh lobster and have it prepared right on site. The best part? Enjoy your meal on the waterfront while watching the fascinating rise and fall of the world’s highest tides.On your way to Digby, take time to explore the historic town of Annapolis Royal, one of North America's earliest European settlements, dating back to 1605. Wander along St. George Street, lined with heritage buildings, and if time allows, visit landmarks like the Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens, Fort Anne, or Port Royal National Historic Site.Your evening will be spent in Digby, famously known as the "scallop capital of the world." After dinner, take a leisurely stroll along the Admirals Walk waterfront, where you’ll find charming shops, restaurants, and historical sites, including the picturesque wharf that houses the world-renowned scallop fleet, making it the perfect spot for photography.
Begin your day with a trip to Cape Forchu, where you’ll explore its iconic lighthouse and the surrounding landscapes. Known for its distinctive "apple core" design, Cape Forchu Lighthouse is the tallest, climbable lighthouse in Nova Scotia that also features an intact lightkeeper’s dwelling. Take in the breathtaking views as you explore the surrounding area. If you're feeling adventurous, climb the 77 steps to the top of the lantern room. Your guide will share fascinating stories about the region, and you'll have plenty of time to capture incredible photos from 123 feet above sea level.Before leaving, be sure to visit False Harbour Beach, named after ships mistakenly thought they had reached Yarmouth Harbour here. Then, continue your journey with a stop at the Black Loyalist Heritage Centre in Birchtown. This site commemorates the first free Black settlement in Canada, established by the United Empire Loyalists. At the centre, you can explore the Black Burial Grounds, visit St. Paul’s Anglican Church, walk along the Heritage Trail, and discover the rich history in the museum. Upon arrival at White Point Beach Resort, prepare to unwind and enjoy the stunning Atlantic coastline. The resort, nestled on a beautiful stretch of beach, offers a variety of activities to suit every interest. Whether you prefer to relax by the beach, play a round of golf or pickleball, or explore the freshwater lake with complimentary kayaks and paddleboards, White Point has something for everyone. Feed the resident bunnies, enjoy nightly live entertainment, or cozy up by a beachside bonfire. With delicious dining options inspired by local cuisine, your stay at White Point is sure to be memorable.
Today you will enjoy the day at White Point Beach Resort. Nestled within the UNESCO Southwest Nova Biosphere Reserve, play a round (or two, or three) on the 9-hole course, make a splash in the pool, make use of the omplimentary kayaks and paddleboards, relax at the beach, or make self-care a priority in our spa.
Today, drive to Lunenburg, making a brief stop at Blue Rocks along the way. Just a short drive from Lunenburg, Blue Rocks is often compared to Peggy’s Cove for its picturesque setting. This working fishing village, with its blue slate rocks and iconic fish shack, is a favorite among photographers and artists. Lunenburg, a town renowned for its colorful waterfront, narrow streets, and unique architecture that reflects its shipbuilding and rum-running heritage. Before reaching Lunenburg, make a stop at The Barn Coffee & Social House in Mahone Bay. Set in a beautifully restored heritage barn, this specialty coffee house offers ethically sourced coffee, delicious pastries, and a patio with panoramic views of Lunenburg’s iconic skyline.Upon arrival in Lunenburg, treat yourself to the town’s famous fish and chips at The Fish Shack, followed by a homemade ice cream from Sweet Treasures Confectionery.In the afternoon, take part in a "Hidden Gems of Lunenburg" tour. Your journey begins in Old Town Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As you explore the town, you’ll learn about its most cherished landmarks and the stories that make this place so unique. The tour continues with a visit to Blue Rocks and Stonehurst, where the rugged coastline and picturesque landscapes create a photographer’s paradise. You’ll also have the opportunity to visit a working fishing village and meet some of the local residents.To round off your journey of Lunenburg’s maritime history, visit the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic. Located in a former fish processing plant, the museum offers hands-on experiences like exploring retired fishing schooners, touching sea creatures in the touch tank, and learning to shuck scallops. Don’t miss the restored fishing schooner, "Theresa E. Conner," docked alongside the museum.
After a restful night at White Point Beach, drive back to Halifax. Return your rental car, marking the end of your unforgettable Nova Scotia adventure.
All prices are per person based on double occupancy and subject to local taxes - GST, PST or HST.
OUR KEY TO EARNING TRUST IS
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