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A journey through Atlantic Canada, exploring charming fishing villages, historic cities, spectacular coastlines and maritime traditions. From Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia, discover Peggy’s Cove and UNESCO-listed Lunenburg before continuing to New Brunswick, home to the extraordinary rock formations of Hopewell Rocks and an unforgettable whale-watching excursion in the Bay of Fundy. The journey continues to Prince Edward Island, crossing the Confederation Bridge and exploring Charlottetown, the island’s picturesque rural landscapes, the red cliffs and sandy beaches of Cavendish, and the places that inspired the beloved stories of Anne of Green Gables. After a ferry crossing to Cape Breton Island, the itinerary culminates with a scenic drive along the spectacular Cabot Trail, through mountains, forests and breathtaking coastal landscapes overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, before returning to Halifax.
A comprehensive itinerary combining nature, culture, maritime heritage and local culinary experiences, with authentic discoveries across Canada’s Atlantic provinces.
Starts from
10 days / 9 nights - from Halifax to Halifax.
Characteristics
Group tour with a local guide / escort.
Bilingual Italian/Spanish.
Guaranteed departures. Less than 30 days before departure availability on request.
Breakfast and some of the meals included.
MINIMUM AGE: 8 years old, but not recommended for children under 12. Anyone under the age of 18 (21 in Las Vegas) must share a room with someone older, or hotels will not accept them as guests.
Meals
Legend: B breakfast, L lunch, D dinner.
Itinerary
Giorno 1 — Halifax
Welcome upon arrival and transfer to the hotel. Halifax is the capital of Nova Scotia. A city rich in history, known mainly for its role in the Titanic tragedy and as a strategic naval hub during the Second World War.
Halifax Harbour is one of the largest and deepest natural harbours in the world, giving the city a strategic position in maritime trade.
It has a vibrant cultural scene, with a variety of museums, art galleries, theatres, and festivals that celebrate its rich history and cultural diversity, and it is renowned for its delicious fish dishes and fresh seafood in its many restaurants and markets.
Surrounded by breathtaking landscapes that include cliffs, bays, and sandy beaches, Halifax is a city that offers many opportunities to explore nature and enjoy the sea. The rest of the day available. Dinner free.
Accommodation The Prince George Hotel.
Giorno 2 — Halifax → Peggy's Cove → Lunenburg → Halifax
Breakfast. A day of excursions in the surrounding area awaits you! Discover the rustic charm of the famous fishing village of Peggy's Cove, where you will enjoy breakfast today. The small village is known for its lighthouse, which offers a unique photo opportunity. You will then travel along the south coast of Nova Scotia to the UNESCO World Heritage town of Lunenburg, home of the Grand Banks fishing fleet. Take a tour of one of the best-preserved colonial settlements in the New World. You will also visit the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic to learn more about the town's famous seafaring heritage. Return to Halifax. Free time in the afternoon. Dinner at a restaurant.
Accommodation The Prince George Hotel.
Giorno 3 — Halifax → Hopewell Rocks - Fundy NP → Saint John (NB)
Breakfast. Departure for Hopewell Rocks - Fundy NP. Hopewell Rocks Park, in the Bay of Fundy, is one of Canada's most iconic natural wonders: this park is famous for its spectacular rock formations, sculpted over millennia by erosion caused by the highest tides in the world. At low tide, visitors can walk along the sea floor and explore these giant "flowerpot rocks" close up, so called because they resemble flower pots on account of the trees and vegetation growing on their tops. At high tide, those same rocks turn into small islands, creating a fascinating natural spectacle. The park offers scenic trails, viewpoints and the chance to enjoy a unique experience in contact with the power of nature. Continue to Saint John (NB). Upon arrival, there will be a panoramic tour of the city. Saint John is the oldest city in New Brunswick, a lively historic port facing the Bay of Fundy, famous for having the world's highest tides. It is here that the famous Reversing Falls phenomenon occurs, where the force of the tides reverses the flow of the Saint John River. The city preserves a charming historic centre with Victorian brick buildings, the picturesque covered City Market, the oldest in Canada, and a revitalised waterfront. The Bay of Fundy, with its coastal landscapes, rock formations and rich marine life, offers hikes and whale watching. A stop along the Atlantic coast, Saint John combines history, culture and extraordinary natural phenomena linked to the tides. Maritime and full of character, it is a fascinating base for discovering the beauties of the Bay of Fundy and Atlantic Canada. Lunch and dinner free. Available evening.
Accommodation Saint John Harbourfront Hotel.
Giorno 4 — Saint John (NB) → St Andrews-by-the Sea → Saint John (NB)
Breakfast. Departure for St Andrews-by-the Sea. Saint Andrews by-the-Sea is an elegant and charming coastal town in New Brunswick, facing Passamaquoddy Bay along the Bay of Fundy, considered one of the most refined resorts in Atlantic Canada. Its charming historic centre preserves elegant period homes, boutiques and restaurants, dominated by the sumptuous Algonquin Resort, a grand castle-style hotel set amid greenery. The powerful Fundy tides offer ever-changing scenes and the chance to spot whales offshore. The town also hosts a splendid botanical garden, Kingsbrae Garden, and an aquarium that tells the marine life of the bay. Between elegance, spectacular tides and sea, Saint Andrews embodies the timeless charm of the Fundy coast. If the weather permits, a whale-watching excursion is also planned. At the end of the tour free time in the city center. Return to Saint John (NB). Lunch and dinner free. Available evening.
Accommodation Saint John Harbourfront Hotel.
Giorno 5 — Saint John (NB) → Shediac → Charlottetown
Breakfast. Departure for Shediac. Shediac is a sunny seaside resort in New Brunswick, stretched along the Acadian coast facing the Northumberland Strait, whose waters are among the warmest in Atlantic Canada. Self-proclaimed lobster capital of the world, it is famous for its giant monument to the crustacean and for the summer festivals dedicated to this delicacy, to enjoy fresh in the harbour restaurants. Its broad sandy beaches, particularly Parlee Beach, are among the most beloved in the region, ideal for families thanks to the warm, shallow waters. The heart of the lively francophone Acadian culture, the town buzzes with music and traditions. Between lobster, golden beaches and warm waters, Shediac embodies the sunny summer of New Brunswick. Lunch included. Continue to Charlottetown. You arrive on Prince Edward Island via the Confederation Bridge-a majestic structure that connects Prince Edward Island to the mainland of New Brunswick. It is the world's longest cable-stayed bridge spanning icy waters and is a symbol of connection and union for Canada's Atlantic region. Its grandeur and logistical importance make it an engineering marvel and an icon of Canada's maritime region. Crossing the bridge is always chargeable on site. Upon arrival, there will be a panoramic tour of the city. Charlottetown, the capital of Prince Edward Island, is renowned as the birthplace of Canadian Confederation. This historic city boasts a charming blend of colonial architecture, cultural events, and maritime atmosphere. Visit the Confederation Centre of the Arts, which hosts the popular Anne of Green Gables musical, and stroll along the waterfront lined with boutiques, restaurants, and art galleries. Victoria Row is perfect for outdoor dining. Charlottetown also serves as an ideal gateway to explore the island's rolling hills, red sand beaches, and iconic lighthouses. Dinner free. Available evening.
Accommodation The Holman Grand Hotel.
Giorno 6 — Charlottetown → North Rustico → Cavendish → Charlottetown
Breakfast. The day will be entirely dedicated to activities to enjoy the region’s natural beauty. Departure for North Rustico. North Rustico is a charming fishing village on the north shore of Prince Edward Island, known for its picturesque harbour, colourful fishing boats and strong maritime traditions. Overlooking the Gulf of St. Lawrence, it offers a relaxed coastal atmosphere, fresh seafood restaurants and beautiful ocean views. Visit to Green Gables Heritage Place, the house that inspired Lucy Maud Montgomery to create the famous character of Anne of Green Gables. Continuation to Cavendish. Cavendish is a coastal destination on Prince Edward Island, renowned for its sandy beaches, striking red sandstone cliffs and picturesque rural landscapes. Located in the heart of Prince Edward Island National Park, it is an ideal stop to discover the island’s natural beauty and authentic charm. Return to Charlottetown. Lunch and dinner free. Available evening.
Accommodation The Holman Grand Hotel.
Giorno 7 — Charlottetown → Wood Islands → Caribou, Nuova Scotia → Baddeck
Breakfast. Departure for Wood Islands. You leave Prince Edward Island for Nova Scotia via the Northumberland Strait by ferry from Wood Islands to Caribou. I arrive at Caribou. Continue to Baddeck. Baddeck is a charming village on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, facing the shores of the picturesque Bras d'Or Lake, an inland salt sea dotted with inlets. Considered the start and end point of the famous Cabot Trail, one of the world's most beautiful scenic roads, it is an ideal base for exploring the spectacular landscapes of Cape Breton. The village is linked to the figure of Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, who lived here and whose dedicated museum can be visited. The lake waters invite sailing and water activities, while the relaxed atmosphere and serene panoramas complete the place's charm. Between lake, history and grandiose nature, Baddeck is a fascinating stop for those driving the Cabot Trail and wishing to discover the beauties of Cape Breton Island. Visit the Alexander Graham Bell Museum, dedicated to the inventor of the telephone and his many innovations. In the late afternoon, enjoy a lakeside stroll and visit the Kidston Island Lighthouse. Dinner at the hotel. Available evening.
Accommodation Auberge Gisele's Inn.
Giorno 8 — Baddeck → Cape Breton → Cabot Trail → Baddeck
Breakfast. Departure to Cabot Trail. The Cabot Trail is one of Canada’s most spectacular scenic drives, following a loop of approximately 300 km around the northern tip of Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia. Winding through the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, the route passes rugged mountains, dense forests, deep valleys and dramatic cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, offering breathtaking views at every turn. Along the way, charming coastal villages, scenic lookouts and nature trails provide opportunities to discover the region’s wildlife and unspoiled landscapes. Particularly beautiful in autumn, when the forests are ablaze with shades of red, orange and gold, the Cabot Trail is a must-see destination for experiencing the natural beauty of Atlantic Canada. Free lunch. Return to Baddeck. Dinner at the hotel. Available evening.
Accommodation Auberge Gisele's Inn.
Giorno 9 — Baddeck → Halifax
Breakfast. Departure for Halifax. Upon arrival, there will be a panoramic tour of the city. The visit will include the historic harbour, the lively waterfront, the Citadel overlooking the city, and the main residential districts. At the end of the tour free time in the city center. Lunch and dinner free. Available evening.
Accommodation The Prince George Hotel.
Giorno 10 — Halifax
Breakfast. Free time at leisure until departure for the airport, according to your flight schedule, with departure transfer included (if booked on a day different from the end of the tour – subject to reconfirmation).
Price includes
- Transfers by coach, minibus or minivan with air conditioning, depending on the number of participants.
- Bilingual Italian/Spanish
- Accommodation at the scheduled hotel (or similar)
- Meals: 9 breakfasts, 1 lunches, 3 dinners
- Transfer from/to the airport upon arrival/departure
- Entrances, visits and excursions as per the itinerary
Price does not include
- Opening fee and Zero Risk coverage
- Medical-luggage-cancellation insurance
- Unmentioned meals, beverages and extras in general
- Tip
- Flights and airport taxes
- Everything not expressly mentioned in "The fee includes"
Honeymoon Special
For honeymoon couples, we will ask the hotels for a room upgrade (not guaranteed), but it is essential to inform them at the time of booking that it is a honeymoon couple.
Furthermore:
- Auckland, Grand Millennium - 2 glasses of sparkling wine at the hotel bar.
- Rotorua, Millennium Hotel - 2 glasses of sparkling wine at the hotel bar.
Cancellation policies
- No penalty up to 31 days before the start of the tour - from 30 to 15 days before, 20% of the tour fee - from 14 to 7 days before, 50% of the tour fee - from 6 days up to the day of departure, and in case of no-show, 100% of the tour fee.
Optional visits
Your guide will propose optional excursions to be paid locally (with no obligation to purchase) in cash or by credit card. We provide here an indicative list, and the prices will be communicated on-site. There is no guarantee that all the options listed here will be available: it will depend on the available time, reaching the minimum number of participants required, and various considerations.
Important notes
- Transfers with assistance on arrival/departure on the first and last day of the tour. In the case of pre- and post-tour overnight stays, transfers by the local agent are subject to reconfirmation, or will have to be purchased separately.
- Transportation will be arranged with vehicles according to the number of passengers. For small groups, the guide may act as both driver and guide at the same time.
Notes
LUGGAGE: includes handling of one medium-sized luggage (max 23 kg) per person. Due to limited space in vehicles, we cannot guarantee extra luggage.
ROOMS: The rooms are always and only for 1 or 2 beds. The terms triple, quadruple, family room refer solely to the number of occupants, who will be accommodated in the existing beds (maximum 2 beds). An additional bed (rollaway), even if requested at the time of booking, is always subject to availability and payment of a local supplement. Requests for rooms with a double bed or twin beds, connecting rooms, adjacent rooms, on higher or lower floors, etc., are always subject to availability and are never guaranteed.
DISABLED: passengers with various types of disabilities can participate as long as they are self-sufficient. In fact, the means of transportation are not equipped with ramps to facilitate boarding and disembarking, and for insurance and safety reasons, neither the driver nor the conductor are authorized to assist passengers. Therefore, the presence of a travel companion who can provide all the necessary assistance is mandatory. Any wheelchairs must be of standard size, foldable, and must fit in the luggage compartment (general information subject to the rules and acceptance of the local service provider). Reservations are always upon request.
TRAVEL DOCUMENTS: Participants must ensure before departure that they have the necessary and valid documentation for entry into the countries visited during the tour.
MINIMUM AGE: 5 years old.
SMOKING: smoking is not allowed on buses and in hotels.
HOTEL FINAL LIST: indicated in the travel documents.
HOTEL / ITINERARY, CHANGES: The organizing company reserves the right to modify the itinerary and/or the planned accommodations if required by unforeseen circumstances and if necessary for the safety and smooth continuation of the trip.
TIPS: not included, but practically mandatory, unless there are serious shortcomings. It is recommended: for the tour guide $5-$6 per day per person, for the driver $4-$5 per day per person.
MEALS: not included unless specified.
SEATS ON THE BUS: daily seat rotation. PUNCTUALITY: we recommend respecting the scheduled times. No refunds are provided for services missed due to customer delays.
REFUNDS: There are no refunds for parts of the tour or excursions not carried out due to force majeure; in any case, no refund is due to the customer who decides to interrupt the trip or stay.
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