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Halifax, Canada
Halifax, Canada
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Uncover the best-kept secrets of eastern Canada on the Highlights of The Maritimes (Small Group) - 13 days trip. Perfect for travelers who appreciate both comfort and close-knit exploration, this tour begins and ends in Halifax, weaving through the picturesque landscapes of Saint John, Peggys Cove, and beyond. Delve into the Bay of Fundy’s natural wonders, hunt for fossils in Moncton, and embark on a whale watching excursion at Saint Andrews by-the-Sea. The itinerary features the stunning Cabot Trail, a taste of fresh local lobster, and a memorable wine tasting. Explore the historic Fortress of Louisbourg, all while enjoying easy-paced sightseeing and the camaraderie of a small group. With all logistics handled, the unique appeal of this tour package lies in its blend of intimate experiences, culinary highlights, and breathtaking scenery—ideal for those who seek both connection and discovery.
Halifax - Start and finish your journey in the charming coastal capital of Nova Scotia
Moncton - Tuck into a lobster dinner aboard a traditional lobster boat and visit the UNESCO-listed Joggins Fossil Cliffs
Saint John - Take in city highlights including the iconic Reversing Falls on a guided sightseeing tour
St Andrews by-the-Sea - Spot whales and dolphins on an included cruise (weather permitting)
Peggy's Cove - Discover this pretty coastal fishing village and journey along the stunning South Shore of Nova Scotia