Fly from the UK to Halifax

Upon arrival in Halifax, spend your day exploring this vibrant, coastal city. Halifax is rich in maritime history, evident at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and the historic waterfront. Don’t miss a stroll through the beautiful Public Gardens and a visit to the iconic Citadel National Historic Site. Overnight in Halifax to soak up the lively East Coast culture.

Drive 43 miles to Western Shore, where tranquillity meets the Atlantic. This charming area offers stunning views of Mahone Bay and its islands. You can visit the nearby Oak Island, famous for its legendary treasure hunt, or relax by the water's edge. The Western Shore is perfect for those who enjoy a peaceful retreat with scenic beauty and rich folklore.

Spend another day in Western Shore enjoying the coastal scenery. Take a kayaking tour to explore the local waterways or cycle around to take in the quaint surroundings. The area’s calm waters are perfect for stand-up paddleboarding. End your day with a seaside dinner, watching the sunset over the bay.

Drive 130 miles to Digby, known for its world-famous scallops. The town is a delightful destination for seafood lovers and those who appreciate a slower pace of life. Walk along the scenic waterfront, visit the Admiral Digby Museum to learn about local history, and perhaps take a whale watching tour in the Bay of Fundy.

Travel 180 miles to Truro, a hub for exploring Nova Scotia's diverse landscapes. Visit the nearby tidal bore or the stunning Victoria Park, which offers extensive trails and a picturesque waterfall. Truro's charming downtown is perfect for an evening stroll, offering local shops and eateries.

Cross over to Prince Edward Island via the Confederation Bridge to reach Charlottetown. The island’s capital is known for its vibrant arts scene and historic architecture, including the Province House. Explore the birthplace of Canada, enjoy local seafood, and attend a performance at the Confederation Centre of the Arts.

Spend another day in Charlottetown, where you can dive deeper into the local culture. Visit the Anne of Green Gables store, take a carriage ride through the historic district, or tour the PEI Brewing Company. The city’s charming streets are perfect for exploring local artisan shops and enjoying the coastal vibe.

Journey 200 miles back to Nova Scotia to the village of Baddeck, a gateway to the Cabot Trail and Cape Breton Highlands. Visit the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site, which showcases the inventor’s life and works. Baddeck’s serene setting on the shores of Bras d’Or Lake offers a perfect backdrop for sailing and relaxing.

Drive 56 miles to Sydney and explore its historic sites, such as the Cossit House and Jost House. Sydney’s waterfront is lively with cafes and shops, and the nearby Fortress of Louisbourg is a must-visit for a taste of 18th-century colonial life.

Free Experience - Fortress of Louisbourg & Mira Tour

On the Fortress of Louisbourg & Mira Tour, you'll journey back in time at Canada's largest historical reconstruction. Expert guides will bring the 18th century to life, detailing the daily lives of its inhabitants and the fierce battles fought between the French and English. The fortress also offers stunning ocean vistas, and the included visit to the lighthouse highlights the dramatic coastal landscape overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Additionally, the tour features a serene drive along the Mira River, winding through picturesque cottage country, providing a peaceful and scenic retreat as you return to Sydney.

Included Experience - 6 Hours Cabot Trail Tour

On this tour, you'll set out from Sydney and journey into the countryside to explore the renowned Cabot Trail. Your adventure includes a ride on a cable-operated ferry and numerous stops for photos to capture the stunning vistas. Enjoy breaks at charming local cafes, delve into the island's rich history, and take in the breathtaking views along the Trail. You'll also gain insights into the local fishing industry and explore Cape Breton Highlands National Park, where you'll discover scenic spots like Ingonish Beach, Freshwater Lake, Keltic Lodge, and Destination Cape Smokey.

Travel 150 miles to Guysborough, where you’ll stay in unique yurts nestled in a picturesque vineyard. This off-the-beaten-path location is ideal for experiencing Nova Scotia’s natural beauty and rural charm. Spend your day tasting local wines or hiking in the nearby nature trails.

Enjoy another day in your cosy yurt among the vineyards. Take the opportunity to relax in this tranquil setting, visit the historic Guysborough waterfront, and explore the local artisanal shops. An ideal day for unwinding and enjoying the slower pace of life in rural Nova Scotia.

Drive 150 miles to Halifax then fly to the UK