Highlights
Peggy's Cove - Discover this pretty coastal fishing village and journey along the stunning South Shore of Nova Scotia
Lunenberg - Enjoy an included walking tour in this well-preserved colonial settlement and visit the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic
Prince Edward Island - Explore the northern half of the island on a guided tour to see dramatic cliffs, sandy beaches and rolling dunes
Baddeck - Experience the scenic Cabot Trail, visit the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site, and enjoy a boat tour on Bras d'Or Lake
Fortress of Louisbourg - Experience a reconstruction of the 1744 New France settlement
Port au Choix - Uncover the ancient history of this scenic fishing community, located on the Port au Choix peninsula
Red Bay National Historic Site - Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its Basque whaling history
L'Anse aux Meadows - Discover Viking history at the first UNESCO World Heritage Site
St Anthony - Spot minke whales, fin whales, blue whales and other species on an included whale watching tour
Gros Morne National Park - Explore the wonders of this park, including a scenic boat tour and the awe-inspiring landscapes
Port au Choix - Uncover the ancient history of this scenic fishing community, located on the Port au Choix peninsula
Red Bay National Historic Site - Visit this UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its Basque whaling history
L'Anse aux Meadows - Discover Viking history at the first UNESCO World Heritage Site
St Anthony - Spot minke whales, fin whales, blue whales and other species on an included whale watching tour
Gros Morne National Park - Explore the wonders of this park, including a scenic boat tour and the awe-inspiring landscapes
Itinerary
Experience the magic of Canada’s eastern islands in the intimacy of a small group on this 13-day guided tour from Halifax to Deer Lake. Suited for experienced travelers and seniors seeking an easy pace, this trip visits Peggy’s Cove, Lunenburg, and the charming north shore of Prince Edward Island. Delve into Cape Breton Island’s Cabot Trail and the historic Fort of Louisbourg, before sailing to Newfoundland for whale watching, Gros Morne National Park, and the Red Bay whaling station.
Traveling with a small group ensures personalized attention and camaraderie, making each stop—from rugged coastlines to quaint towns—even more memorable. The unique selling point of this tour package is its balance of guided adventure and community spirit, creating meaningful connections to both places and fellow travelers.
day 1Welcome to Halifax!
Arrive in Halifax and check in to our accommodation, conveniently located in the heart of this lively and cosmopolitan city on the Atlantic Ocean. This evening, join your tour guide and fellow travellers at a welcome meeting, to discuss our upcoming adventure.
Please note: This is a modular tour, meaning it is comprised of several shorter tours. This means that some members of your tour group may not accompany you for the whole tour, and other travellers may join the group part way through. Your tour guide and vehicle may also change. However, the maximum group size will never be exceeded.
day 2Peggy's Cove & Lunenberg
day 3Halifax to Charlottetown
day 4Prince Edward Island sightseeing
day 5Charlottetown to Baddeck
day 6The Cabot Trail
day 7Sail to Newfoundland
day 8Port au Choix
day 9Ferry to Labrador & Red Bay
day 10L'Anse aux Meadows Viking history
day 11St. Anthony whale watching
day 12Gros Morne National Park
day 13Deer Lake
What's Included
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