Maritime Marvels

Days 1-2 Halifax  
Enjoy the bustling waterfront city of Halifax and explore its vibrant harbour area.    

Day 3 Halifax to Western Shore    
Pick up your car to begin your coastal adventure, stopping en route at the famous lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove.    

Day 4 Lunenburg    
Follow the dramatic coastline south to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lunenburg, less than a 30 minute drive from your Western Shore base.    

Day 5 Western Shore to Digby    
Travel cross country through dense woodland to Digby.

Day 6 Digby    
Drive to Brier Island to join an exciting tour in search of whales and other marine life. Explore the Bay of Fundy and its unique tidal environment where tides reach up to 16m difference.    

Day 7 Digby to Charlottetown    
Drive north and cross Confederation Bridge to picturesque and historic Charlottetown, the capital of Prince Edward Island.    

Days 8-9 Charlottetown to York  
Spend your days exploring the sandy beaches and scenic trails of Canada’s smallest province.  

Day 10 York to Baddeck    
From Wood Islands harbour, catch the ferry back to Nova Scotia and drive to the northern shores of vast Bras d’Or Lake.    

Day 11 Baddeck to Ingonish    
The winding highland and coastal drive of the Cabot Trail offers spectacular views and plenty of Celtic culture. The 4★ Keltic Lodge Resort & Spa is a perfect location from which to discover this beautiful region.    

Day 12 Cape Breton Highlands NP    
Explore stunning Cape Breton Highlands National Park ‐ have your camera at the ready to capture the magnificent scenery and maybe even a moose!  

Day 13 Ingonish to Sydney    
Head to the port of Sydney, perhaps exploring nearby Louisbourg and the reconstructed 18th Century fortress.    

Day 14 Sydney to Dundee    
Break the journey south for some time relaxing in this small lakeside resort.  

Day 15 Dundee to Liscomb Mills    
Cross the Canso Causeway back onto the mainland and enjoy a relaxing night on the shores of the Liscomb River.  

Day 16 Liscomb Mills to Halifax    
Drive along the rugged eastern shore back to Halifax.