Overview
Finish:Halifax, Canada
Travel Period
Private evenings with dinner and a reception at Pier 21 and the Citadel in Halifax, a guided visit to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Lunenburg, whale-watching on the Bay of Fundy, and the Anne of Green Gables legacy highlight our popular tour of Canada's Maritime Provinces.
This is a journey of contrasts – between lively port cities and remote fishing villages, rugged headlands and rolling vineyards, storied forts and quiet trails. But what ties it all together is the enduring sense of place and pride that defines Nova Scotia. From Halifax to Digby, each day brings you deeper into the heart of the region, culminating in a farewell dinner where the week's experiences come full circle. Whether it's your first time here or a return to familiar shores, this journey invites you to explore Nova Scotia not just as a destination, but as a living story – told in the stories of its people, the rhythm of its tides, and the beauty of its coastal light. Cradled by the Atlantic and shaped by centuries of seafaring, migration, and cultural exchange, Nova Scotia is a place where history isn't confined to museums – it lives in the salt air, the rhythms of coastal life, and the warmth of its communities. From rugged cliffs to colorful harbors, this is Canada's East Coast at its most soulful, where each experience feels both timeless and deeply personal.What's Included
- TAUCK EXCLUSIVE – Traditional Cape Breton ceilidh in Baddeck, featuring live music, dancing, and storytelling
- Whale watching cruise in the Bay of Fundy with a naturalist guide, offering the chance to spot finback, minke, and humpback whales Choice of a guided walking tour of historic Lunenburg or a self-guided visit to the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic, both in a UNESCO World Heritage Site Guided tour of the Fortress of Louisbourg, North America's largest historical reconstruction and a window into 18th-century colonial life Hands-on cultural immersion with Mi'kmaq hosts in Eskasoni, including traditional drumming, dancing, and storytelling along a forest trail Visit to the Highland Village Museum, a living history site that celebrates Nova Scotia's Gaelic heritage through costumed interpretation and language activities
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