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- Tour Code :
- TEC07H
- Duration :
- 7
Tour Schedule
Day 1
Hometown - Halifax - Special airport pick-up - Free time in downtown Halifax
Overview
Take a morning flight from your departure city to Halifax (airport code YHZ). Passengers joining the optional “Halifax Highlights Half-Day Tour” must arrive on a flight landing before 11:00 AM.
Upon arrival, please meet at the Information Centre located at the airport exit. After meeting the tour representative, you will be transferred to downtown Halifax to join the optional “Halifax Highlights Half-Day Tour.”
Passengers who do not join the optional tour will be transferred to the hotel or may enjoy free time in the city after pickup (complimentary airport transfer service is available between 11:00 AM and 10:00 PM).
Overnight in Halifax or Truro.
The optional tour includes the following attractions:
(Adult: CAD$60.00/person, Child: CAD$40.00/person)
【Halifax Harbour Ferry and Waterfront Boardwalk】 Take the harbour ferry from Dartmouth to Halifax Harbour, enjoying views of the Angus L. Macdonald Bridge and the Royal Canadian Navy base along the way. Admire the stunning Halifax skyline before arriving and exploring the city's historic charm along the Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk.
【Citadel Hill National Historic Site】Citadel Hill, as a landmark building in Halifax, stands in the city center. This "impregnable fortress" is a microcosm of the British and French wars in North America. Its important military defense function lasted until World War II.
【Halifax Downtown Sightseeing】 Visit the landmark attractions in Halifax, including Public Gardens, Historic Victorian Architecture Streets, Point Pleasant Park, and Pier 21 Immigration Museum (with a minimum of 1-hour visit time).
Upon arrival, please meet at the Information Centre located at the airport exit. After meeting the tour representative, you will be transferred to downtown Halifax to join the optional “Halifax Highlights Half-Day Tour.”
Passengers who do not join the optional tour will be transferred to the hotel or may enjoy free time in the city after pickup (complimentary airport transfer service is available between 11:00 AM and 10:00 PM).
Overnight in Halifax or Truro.
The optional tour includes the following attractions:
(Adult: CAD$60.00/person, Child: CAD$40.00/person)
【Halifax Harbour Ferry and Waterfront Boardwalk】 Take the harbour ferry from Dartmouth to Halifax Harbour, enjoying views of the Angus L. Macdonald Bridge and the Royal Canadian Navy base along the way. Admire the stunning Halifax skyline before arriving and exploring the city's historic charm along the Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk.
【Citadel Hill National Historic Site】Citadel Hill, as a landmark building in Halifax, stands in the city center. This "impregnable fortress" is a microcosm of the British and French wars in North America. Its important military defense function lasted until World War II.
【Halifax Downtown Sightseeing】 Visit the landmark attractions in Halifax, including Public Gardens, Historic Victorian Architecture Streets, Point Pleasant Park, and Pier 21 Immigration Museum (with a minimum of 1-hour visit time).
Meals
★Breakfast: Own Arrangement/ ★Lunch: Own Arrangement/ ★Dinner: Own Arrangement
Hotel
Comfort Inn/ Quality Inn/ Days Inn or similar
Day 2
Lobster Island - Hopewell Rocks - Bay of Fundy - Magnetic Hill - Moncton
Overview
In the morning, depart for Shediac, New Brunswick, to see the world's largest bronze lobster statue. After lunch, head to the Bay of Fundy and experience the awe-inspiring phenomenon of the world's highest tidal range—its tidal flow is equivalent to the total amount of freshwater on Earth. Recognized as a UNESCO Geopark, the Bay of Fundy boasts a unique ecological environment and serves as a stunning showcase of natural wonders. You will also visit the famous "Hopewell Rocks," a sea-eroded rock formation shaped over millions of years by tidal forces. These unique rock pillars resemble upside-down flower vases. During low tide, visitors can walk along the beach for an up-close view of these natural sculptures. In the evening, continue to Magnetic Hill to witness the fascinating anti-gravity illusion before staying overnight in Moncton.
【Shediac】
In the morning, depart for Shediac in New Brunswick to see the world’s largest bronze lobster statue. This giant sculpture symbolizes the town’s rich marine resources and fishing culture, and serves as an iconic landmark and popular photo spot.
【Bay of Fundy】
After lunch, head to the Bay of Fundy to witness the world’s highest tidal range. The dramatic rise and fall of the tides here is unparalleled, and the area has been designated a UNESCO Geopark for its unique geological and ecological features—a perfect showcase of nature’s wonders.
【Hopewell Rocks】
Visit the famous Hopewell Rocks, a remarkable sea erosion rock formation. Over millions of years, tidal action has shaped these rocks into unusual, vase-like pillars. At low tide, visitors can walk along the beach for a close-up view of these natural sculptures, marveling at nature’s artistry.
【Magnetic Hill】
In the evening, visit Magnetic Hill to experience the fascinating optical illusion of “anti-gravity,” where vehicles appear to roll uphill on their own.
【Shediac】
In the morning, depart for Shediac in New Brunswick to see the world’s largest bronze lobster statue. This giant sculpture symbolizes the town’s rich marine resources and fishing culture, and serves as an iconic landmark and popular photo spot.
【Bay of Fundy】
After lunch, head to the Bay of Fundy to witness the world’s highest tidal range. The dramatic rise and fall of the tides here is unparalleled, and the area has been designated a UNESCO Geopark for its unique geological and ecological features—a perfect showcase of nature’s wonders.
【Hopewell Rocks】
Visit the famous Hopewell Rocks, a remarkable sea erosion rock formation. Over millions of years, tidal action has shaped these rocks into unusual, vase-like pillars. At low tide, visitors can walk along the beach for a close-up view of these natural sculptures, marveling at nature’s artistry.
【Magnetic Hill】
In the evening, visit Magnetic Hill to experience the fascinating optical illusion of “anti-gravity,” where vehicles appear to roll uphill on their own.
Meals
★Breakfast: Included (Hotel or Quick-service restaurant)/ ★Lunch: Own Arrangement/ ★Dinner: Own Arrangement
Hotel
Comfort Inn/ Quality Inn/ Days Inn or similar
Day 3
Confederation Bridge - Anne's House - Prince Edward Island National Park - Charlottetown - Birth of Confederation
Overview
In the early morning, cross the world’s longest frozen sea bridge—the "Confederation Bridge"—to Prince Edward Island, the smallest province in Canada, and enjoy the idyllic scenery of blue seas, skies, and red soil. First, visit the Green Gables House from Anne of Green Gables, which was once Anne's home, allowing you to experience the peaceful life of islanders from a century ago. Next, head to Prince Edward Island National Park to admire the stunning views of the red coastline and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Arrive in Charlottetown by noon and visit the historic site of the birthplace of Canadian Confederation, where you can learn about Canada’s founding history. Afterward, taste the famous Cows ice cream and enjoy the local delicacies. In the evening, return to Nova Scotia and stay overnight in Truro or New Glasgow.
【Confederation Bridge】
In the early morning, cross the Confederation Bridge, the longest ice-covered sea bridge in the world, en route to Canada’s smallest province, Prince Edward Island. Along the way, enjoy stunning views of blue skies, clear waters, and the island’s signature red soil, a true paradise-like landscape.
【Green Gables House】
First, visit the Green Gables House, made famous by Anne of Green Gables. This historic home was once Anne’s residence, offering a glimpse into the peaceful, simple life of islanders over a century ago.
【Prince Edward Island National Park】
Next, explore Prince Edward Island National Park, where the red coastline and the scenic Gulf of St. Lawrence create a breathtaking setting. Stroll along the sandy beaches and immerse yourself in the harmony of nature and sea.
【Charlottetown】
Around midday, arrive in Charlottetown, the birthplace of Canadian Confederation. Visit the historic Parliament Site to learn about Canada’s founding and significant historical events. Afterwards, enjoy the nationally famous Cows Ice Cream, a local specialty treat.
【Confederation Bridge】
In the early morning, cross the Confederation Bridge, the longest ice-covered sea bridge in the world, en route to Canada’s smallest province, Prince Edward Island. Along the way, enjoy stunning views of blue skies, clear waters, and the island’s signature red soil, a true paradise-like landscape.
【Green Gables House】
First, visit the Green Gables House, made famous by Anne of Green Gables. This historic home was once Anne’s residence, offering a glimpse into the peaceful, simple life of islanders over a century ago.
【Prince Edward Island National Park】
Next, explore Prince Edward Island National Park, where the red coastline and the scenic Gulf of St. Lawrence create a breathtaking setting. Stroll along the sandy beaches and immerse yourself in the harmony of nature and sea.
【Charlottetown】
Around midday, arrive in Charlottetown, the birthplace of Canadian Confederation. Visit the historic Parliament Site to learn about Canada’s founding and significant historical events. Afterwards, enjoy the nationally famous Cows Ice Cream, a local specialty treat.
Meals
★Breakfast: Included (Hotel or Quick-service restaurant)/ ★Lunch: Own Arrangement/ ★Dinner: Own Arrangement
Hotel
Comfort Inn/ Quality Inn/ Days Inn or similar
Day 4
Acadia Village - Cape Breton Highlands National Park - Skyline Trail
Overview
In the morning, set off for Cape Breton Island, one of the "Top 10 Most Beautiful Islands in the World." Drive along the picturesque Cabot Trail, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the ocean meeting the sky. Stop for lunch in the Acadian cultural village of Cheticamp, where you can experience the unique local atmosphere. In the afternoon, explore the Skyline Trail in Cape Breton Highlands National Park. This trail is one of the most beautiful hiking routes in the world, leading to a legendary "spiritual communication" site. Here, the oceanic climate creates a rich landscape of vegetation, with colorful forests that seem like a painting. You can fully enjoy the sunshine and the beauty of nature. If the weather permits, you can also opt for the optional "Bay of St. Lawrence Whale Watching" tour. In the evening, stay overnight within Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
【Cape Breton Island】
In the morning, depart for Cape Breton Island, recognized as one of the “ten most beautiful islands in the world.” Drive along the scenic Cabot Trail, enjoying breathtaking ocean-to-horizon views and the perfect blend of coastline and natural landscapes.
【Chéticamp】
Stop for lunch in the Acadian cultural town of Chéticamp, experiencing its unique local charm and rich Acadian heritage. Explore the town’s traditional lifestyle and artisanal crafts, soaking in the distinctive cultural atmosphere.
【Cape Breton Highlands National Park – Skyline Trail】
In the afternoon, explore the Skyline Trail in Cape Breton Highlands National Park, one of the most beautiful hiking trails in the world, leading to a legendary “place of spiritual connection.” The oceanic climate nurtures diverse vegetation, with vibrant forests resembling a living painting, offering an immersive experience in nature. Weather permitting, you may also choose to join the optional St. Lawrence Bay Whale Watching excursion.
【Cape Breton Island】
In the morning, depart for Cape Breton Island, recognized as one of the “ten most beautiful islands in the world.” Drive along the scenic Cabot Trail, enjoying breathtaking ocean-to-horizon views and the perfect blend of coastline and natural landscapes.
【Chéticamp】
Stop for lunch in the Acadian cultural town of Chéticamp, experiencing its unique local charm and rich Acadian heritage. Explore the town’s traditional lifestyle and artisanal crafts, soaking in the distinctive cultural atmosphere.
【Cape Breton Highlands National Park – Skyline Trail】
In the afternoon, explore the Skyline Trail in Cape Breton Highlands National Park, one of the most beautiful hiking trails in the world, leading to a legendary “place of spiritual connection.” The oceanic climate nurtures diverse vegetation, with vibrant forests resembling a living painting, offering an immersive experience in nature. Weather permitting, you may also choose to join the optional St. Lawrence Bay Whale Watching excursion.
Meals
★Breakfast: Included (Hotel or Quick-service restaurant)/ ★Lunch: Own Arrangement/ ★Dinner: Own Arrangement
Hotel
Hotels within Cape Breton Highlands National Park
Day 5
Cape Breton Island - Ingonish Beach - Baddeck - Bell Museum
Overview
In the morning, continue touring along the Cabot Trail and head to Ingonish Beach, where the white sandy shores create a paradise-like atmosphere, offering a distant view of the Celtic Lodge Resort. Around noon, arrive at the town of Baddeck, a place known for its rugged terrain, Bras d'Or Lake, and Alexander Graham Bell's invention of the telephone. Baddeck is rich in Scottish cultural influences, allowing visitors to explore the town freely, enjoy a meal, and optionally visit the Bell Museum (admission at own expense) to learn about Bell's legendary life and inventions. In the evening, return to Halifax and stay overnight in Halifax.
【Cabot Trail】
In the morning, continue touring along the famous Cabot Trail, enjoying breathtaking coastal views and the seamless blend of mountains and sea. This scenic route is renowned as one of the most beautiful driving and sightseeing roads in the world, offering a truly refreshing visual experience.
【Ingonish Beach】
Arrive at Ingonish Beach, where the white sandy shores create a paradise-like setting. Stroll along the beach and enjoy views of the Celtic Resort in the distance, experiencing a peaceful and relaxing seaside atmosphere—perfect for photography and unwinding.
【Baddeck】
Around midday, arrive in the town of Baddeck, famous for its rugged terrain, Bras d’Or Lake, and as the home of Alexander Graham Bell’s inventions. The town exudes a strong Scottish cultural vibe. Visitors can explore the town at their leisure and have lunch, and may also choose to visit the Bell Museum (admission at own expense) to learn about the life and groundbreaking inventions of this legendary innovator.
【Cabot Trail】
In the morning, continue touring along the famous Cabot Trail, enjoying breathtaking coastal views and the seamless blend of mountains and sea. This scenic route is renowned as one of the most beautiful driving and sightseeing roads in the world, offering a truly refreshing visual experience.
【Ingonish Beach】
Arrive at Ingonish Beach, where the white sandy shores create a paradise-like setting. Stroll along the beach and enjoy views of the Celtic Resort in the distance, experiencing a peaceful and relaxing seaside atmosphere—perfect for photography and unwinding.
【Baddeck】
Around midday, arrive in the town of Baddeck, famous for its rugged terrain, Bras d’Or Lake, and as the home of Alexander Graham Bell’s inventions. The town exudes a strong Scottish cultural vibe. Visitors can explore the town at their leisure and have lunch, and may also choose to visit the Bell Museum (admission at own expense) to learn about the life and groundbreaking inventions of this legendary innovator.
Meals
★Breakfast: Included (Hotel or Quick-service restaurant)/ ★Lunch: Own Arrangement/ ★Dinner: Own Arrangement
Hotel
Comfort Inn/ Quality Inn/ Days Inn or similar
Day 6
Exclusive humpback whale-watching experience at Fundy Bay, one of the world's top ten whale-watching destinations.
Overview
After breakfast, we will set off and pass through the Acadian Cultural Center on our way to Digby, Nova Scotia. Digby is one of the world's largest scallop fishing grounds, known for its abundant Atlantic scallops, making it a paradise for fishermen. In addition to its rich marine resources, Digby is also one of the world's top ten whale-watching destinations.
Every summer, the humpback whale—the third-largest whale species on Earth—travels thousands of miles from the Caribbean to these waters to nurture their young, breed, and feed. As a matriarchal species, humpback whales often form large family groups when hunting. Witnessing their coordinated feeding behavior is a breathtaking and unforgettable experience. This rare opportunity offers a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with nature.
In the evening, we will return to Halifax and stay overnight in Halifax.
【Acadian Cultural Village】
Pass by the Acadian Cultural Village to learn about the history and cultural heritage of Nova Scotia’s Acadian people. Experience traditional lifestyles and local customs, and gain insight into the unique cultural charm of the Maritime Provinces.
【Digby】
Digby is one of the world’s largest scallop fishing grounds, famous for its abundant marine resources and giant Atlantic scallops, earning it the title of a fisherman’s paradise. Every summer, the third-largest humpback whales migrate from the Caribbean to breed, nurture their young, and feed in this area. As a matriarchal species, they often form large family groups to hunt together. Witnessing these whales feeding in groups is an extraordinary, once-in-a-lifetime experience and a perfect opportunity for close encounters with nature.
★ Special Reminder: If whale-watching is affected by weather or other unforeseen circumstances, we will instead embark on an Acadian cultural tour. This alternative itinerary includes visits to an Acadian town, the Acadian Historical and Cultural Center, and Fundy Bay Provincial Park, allowing you to experience the perfect blend of nature and history.
Every summer, the humpback whale—the third-largest whale species on Earth—travels thousands of miles from the Caribbean to these waters to nurture their young, breed, and feed. As a matriarchal species, humpback whales often form large family groups when hunting. Witnessing their coordinated feeding behavior is a breathtaking and unforgettable experience. This rare opportunity offers a once-in-a-lifetime encounter with nature.
In the evening, we will return to Halifax and stay overnight in Halifax.
【Acadian Cultural Village】
Pass by the Acadian Cultural Village to learn about the history and cultural heritage of Nova Scotia’s Acadian people. Experience traditional lifestyles and local customs, and gain insight into the unique cultural charm of the Maritime Provinces.
【Digby】
Digby is one of the world’s largest scallop fishing grounds, famous for its abundant marine resources and giant Atlantic scallops, earning it the title of a fisherman’s paradise. Every summer, the third-largest humpback whales migrate from the Caribbean to breed, nurture their young, and feed in this area. As a matriarchal species, they often form large family groups to hunt together. Witnessing these whales feeding in groups is an extraordinary, once-in-a-lifetime experience and a perfect opportunity for close encounters with nature.
★ Special Reminder: If whale-watching is affected by weather or other unforeseen circumstances, we will instead embark on an Acadian cultural tour. This alternative itinerary includes visits to an Acadian town, the Acadian Historical and Cultural Center, and Fundy Bay Provincial Park, allowing you to experience the perfect blend of nature and history.
Meals
★Breakfast: Included (Hotel or Quick-service restaurant)/ ★Lunch: Own Arrangement/ ★Dinner: Own Arrangement
Hotel
Comfort Inn/ Quality Inn/ Days Inn or similar
Day 7
Peggy's Cove - Lunenburg UNESCO Heritage Town - Mahone Bay French-style Town - Original Residence
Overview
After breakfast, we will tour Peggy's Cove, famous for its stunning Atlantic Ocean views and photogenic lighthouse, experiencing the charm of the “Edge of the Atlantic.” Next, we visit Lunenburg, a well-preserved town with complete British colonial architecture, stroll through its historic streets to experience the rich maritime culture, and see the hometown of Canada’s iconic schooner Bluenose II. Finally, we explore the picturesque Mahone Bay, known for its three distinct churches and European-style small-town atmosphere. After the tour, we return to Halifax, concluding this unforgettable Maritime Provinces journey.
【Peggy's Cove】
Famous for its breathtaking Atlantic coastline, Peggy’s Cove features one of the world’s most photogenic lighthouses and is known as the “Edge of the Atlantic.” It is also the only lighthouse in Canada that functions as a post office, attracting millions of visitors each year.
【Lunenburg（UNESCO World Heritage Town）】
Founded in 1753, Lunenburg preserves the architectural style of the British colonial era and integrates local cultural traditions, creating a unique historic atmosphere. Stroll along King Street, Queen Street, and Prince Street to experience the charm of the old town. It is also the hometown of the schooner Bluenose II, a Canadian national symbol featured on the 10-cent coin.
【Mahone Bay】
This town is famous for its three distinct churches, representing three different Christian denominations coexisting peacefully for centuries. Mahone Bay exudes a strong European small-town charm, presenting a completely different yet equally enchanting atmosphere compared with Lunenburg.
It is recommended to book a flight departing Halifax after 18:00 to return to your original residence.
★ Due to limited hotel availability during the peak summer travel season in the Maritime Provinces, as well as uncontrollable factors such as tidal schedules and weather conditions, we reserve the right to adjust the itinerary sequence accordingly. Days 2 & 3 and Days 4 & 5 may be interchanged based on operational needs; however, this will not affect the sightseeing program nor increase driving time.
【Peggy's Cove】
Famous for its breathtaking Atlantic coastline, Peggy’s Cove features one of the world’s most photogenic lighthouses and is known as the “Edge of the Atlantic.” It is also the only lighthouse in Canada that functions as a post office, attracting millions of visitors each year.
【Lunenburg（UNESCO World Heritage Town）】
Founded in 1753, Lunenburg preserves the architectural style of the British colonial era and integrates local cultural traditions, creating a unique historic atmosphere. Stroll along King Street, Queen Street, and Prince Street to experience the charm of the old town. It is also the hometown of the schooner Bluenose II, a Canadian national symbol featured on the 10-cent coin.
【Mahone Bay】
This town is famous for its three distinct churches, representing three different Christian denominations coexisting peacefully for centuries. Mahone Bay exudes a strong European small-town charm, presenting a completely different yet equally enchanting atmosphere compared with Lunenburg.
It is recommended to book a flight departing Halifax after 18:00 to return to your original residence.
★ Due to limited hotel availability during the peak summer travel season in the Maritime Provinces, as well as uncontrollable factors such as tidal schedules and weather conditions, we reserve the right to adjust the itinerary sequence accordingly. Days 2 & 3 and Days 4 & 5 may be interchanged based on operational needs; however, this will not affect the sightseeing program nor increase driving time.
Meals
★Breakfast: Included (Hotel or Quick-service restaurant)/ ★Lunch: Own Arrangement/ ★Dinner: Own Arrangement
Hotel
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