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Itinerary
Day 1 Halifax
Arrive in Halifax and check in to your accommodations which are ideally located in the downtown core of this vibrant and cosmopolitan urban centre on the Atlantic Ocean. Meet your Tour Director or Driver/Guide and fellow travelers this evening at a Meet & Greet.
Overnight in Halifax at Cambridge Suites Halifax
Day 2 Halifax Moncton
Explore the Bay of Fundy and learn about the world’s highest tides as you meander its colourful coastline to New Brunswick. En route, explore the Joggins Fossil Cliffs, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you will see magnificently exposed layers of rock revealing the world’s most complete fossil record of life in the “Coal Age” of 300 million years ago. After crossing into New Brunswick, an unforgettable culinary experience awaits as you enjoy a scrumptious lobster dinner on a lobster boat*. Continue on to Moncton and check into your downtown hotel for the night.
Overnight in Moncton at Crowne Plaza Moncton Downtown
Day 3 Moncton Saint John
Experience a true natural wonder this morning at the Hopewell Rocks on the coast of the Bay of Fundy. Marvel at these massive flower-pot-shaped formations sculpted by the highest tides on the planet. Travel through Fundy National Park on to Canada’s first incorporated city, Saint John, on the southern New Brunswick coast.
Enjoy a city tour, including the Reversing Falls where twice daily the Bay of Fundy tides force the Saint John River to reverse its flow. Check into your Saint John accommodations for a two-night stay.
Overnight in Saint John at Hilton Saint John or Delta Saint John
Day 4 Saint John Saint Andrews Saint John
Enjoy a day trip to picturesque St. Andrews by the Sea where the quaint charm of this coastal town is sure to captivate. After a Whale Watching Boat Tour, the afternoon is yours to experience the friendly people, beautiful architecture, and rich marine life of this seaside gem at your own pace.
Overnight in Saint John at Hilton Saint John or Delta Saint John.
Day 5 Saint John Digby
Ferry back to Nova Scotia this morning and arrive in Digby, the scallop capital of the world, where the fresh sea air and passionate Acadian culture combine to form an enchanting and historically rich town. Check into your hotel, overlooking the Annapolis Basin on the Bay of Fundy.
Overnight in Digby at Digby Pines Golf Resort & Spa.
Day 6 Digby Halifax
Travel the lush Annapolis Valley where the French Acadians of Grand Pré made their first settlement in the early 1600s. Learn about this landscape’s designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as a fact and fiction blend to reveal the romance of the Land of Evangeline. Visit a local winery for a tour and tasting before returning to Halifax for a two-night stay.
Overnight in Halifax at Cambridge Suites Halifax.
Day 7 Halifax South Shore Halifax
Discover the rustic charm of the renowned fishing village of Peggy’s Cove where you will enjoy breakfast overlooking one of the most photographed lighthouses in the world. Travel the South Shore and on to the UNESCO World Heritage Town of Lunenburg, renowned for her fleets of Grand Banks’ fishing schooners. Take a walking tour to fully experience one of the most remarkably preserved colonial settlements in the New World, and visit the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic to learn about the town’s famous seafaring heritage.
Overnight in Halifax at Cambridge Suites Halifax.
Day 8 Halifax Charlottetown
Learn about the Mi'kmaq people at Millbrook Cultural & Heritage Centre before crossing Confederation Bridge, the world’s longest continuous multi-span bridge, to Prince Edward Island. Check into your Charlottetown accommodations for a two-night stay and enjoy a theatre performance by local entertainers at the Confederation Centre of the Arts (a substitution may be necessary due to the theatre schedule).
Overnight in Charlottetown at Rodd Charlottetown.
Day 9 Charlottetown Prince Edward Island Charlottetown
Enjoy a free morning in Charlottetown, Canada birthplace, or join a complimentary walking tour of the city. This afternoon, tour the scenic North Shore of the island. Drive by red cliffs, white beaches, gently sloping sand dunes and green fields of Prince Edward Island National Park and visit Anne of Green Gables Heritage Place, the alluring inspiration of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s classic books. Experience true Maritime hospitality this evening at a traditional hall-style lobster supper.
Overnight in Charlottetown at Rodd Charlottetown.
Day 10 Charlottetown Baddeck
Ferry over the Northumberland Strait back to Nova Scotia and proceed to Cape Breton Island, the Scotland of North America, via the Canso Causeway. Visit Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck to learn of the many accomplishments of this genius who made his home on the island before checking into your accommodations on the Bras d’Or Lake where you will spend the next two nights. This evening you will see the beautiful Bras d’Or Lake from the water as you board a unique sightseeing boat tour.
Overnight in Baddeck at Inverary Resort.
Day 11 Baddeck Cabot Trail Baddeck
Experience one of the most stunningly picturesque drives in North America today as you tour the Cabot Trail which winds around the rocky splendor of Cape Breton’s northern shore, ascending to the incredible plateaus of Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Look-offs offer unforgettable vistas of Cape Breton’s rugged coastline so be sure to have your camera on hand.
Overnight in Baddeck at Inverary Resort.
Day 12 Baddeck Halifax
Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site awaits today and words cannot do justice to this reconstruction depicting one-fifth of the settlement of 1744 New France. Proceed along the shore of the Bras d’Or Lake to the mainland, and back to Halifax for one last night in the Maritimes.
Overnight in Halifax at Cambridge Suites Halifax.
Day 13 Halifax
Arrangements end upon check out from the hotel.
Accommodation
Cambridge Suites Hotel
Halifax
Get the most out of downtown Halifax with the added value and comfort of more space in this 3.5-star hotel. Extra-roomy suites and the fast and friendly service of our up-casual hotel keep you feeling at home in the city. The hotel is located right next to the famed Citadel Hill. It will infuse your stay with Nova Scotia's capital's hottest sights and sounds.
Crowne Plaza Moncton Downtown
Moncton
Located in the heart of Downtown Moncton and across the street from the Avenir Event Centre. Within walking distance to the Capitol Theatre, restaurants, bars, the VIA Rail train station, and a 10-minute drive to the Moncton International Airport. The hotel features the following amenities and services: a fitness center, heated indoor pool, hot tub, and free WiFi.
Digby Pines Golf Resort and Spa
Digby
The historic hotel is beautifully situated overlooking the beautiful Annapolis Basin. The spectacular Nova Scotia lodging has been welcoming guests since 1929. The hotel offers 85 guestrooms including six luxury suites, while the bedroom cottages feature cozy fireplaces and spacious private-use verandas. Room amenities include an iron, ironing board, coffee machine, air conditioning, television, telephone, full bath and hairdryer.
Hilton Saint John
Saint John
This waterfront hotel offers views over the Harbour and the Port of Saint John, connected to the Trade and Convention Centre, and two blocks from the Old City Market. The hotel is connected to the inside connection Pedway system, linking the hotel to Uptown Saint John. Hilton Saint John features a heated indoor saltwater pool, harbour-front restaurant and bar.
Inverary Resort
Baddeck
In the heart of Cape Breton on the sparkling shores of the Bras d’Or Lakes, Inverary Resort is at the start and end of the world famous Cabot Trail. With a picturesque location and abundance of amenities, Baddeck and Inverary Resort are your best way to experience Cape Breton Island!
Rodd Charlottetown
Charlottetown
Step into historic elegance as you enter the grand lobby with its marble floors and barrel-vaulted ceilings. Built in 1931, the Rodd Charlottetown features luxurious characteristics and details synonymous with Canadian National Railway Hotels. The distinctive guestrooms and suites are tastefully decorated with impeccable replicas of period furnishings, linens and draperies. Enjoy the perfect blend of “old world” charm combined with all the convenient amenities of an indoor pool, fitness room and sauna.
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