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7 Days in Bay of Fundy, incl. Halifax and Saint John
Eastern Canada's maritime heritage shines through Halifax Citadel, UNESCO-listed Joggins Fossil Cliffs, and Saint John's Reversing Falls. Five cities are featured with 11 included meals, highlighting Shediac Bay lobster dinner and Annapolis Valley wine tasting.
- Day 1
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Begin your journey in downtown Halifax. Stay at Cambridge Suites Hotel, which puts you within walking distance of the waterfront. If you arrive in the late afternoon, visit the Halifax Seaport Farmers' Market before it closes at 5 PM. It's the oldest continuously running farmers' market in North America.
- Day 2
Halifax to Moncton
Leave early for Joggins Fossil Cliffs, a UNESCO site. Set aside 2-3 hours for the cliff walk and wear sturdy shoes because the beach gets slippery. In the afternoon, take a lobster dinner cruise in Shediac Bay. "The historical stops were just as interesting as seeing the tidal bore." End your day in Moncton.
- Day 3
Hopewell Rocks & Saint John
Start at Hopewell Rocks to see the flowerpot rocks at low tide. Come back 6 hours later to kayak around them at high tide. The water level changes by 50 feet! Drive through Fundy National Park to Saint John in the afternoon. Stop at Reversing Falls during tide change. Check local tide tables for timing.
- Day 4
St. Andrews by-the-Sea
- Day 5
Saint John to Digby
- Day 6
Annapolis Valley to Halifax
Visit Grand Pré National Historic Site, a UNESCO Heritage site that tells the Acadian deportation story. Sample wines in the Annapolis Valley during the afternoon. The area's unique soil creates distinctive white wines. Drive back to Halifax on Highway 101 (about 2.5 hours).
- Day 7
Departure from Halifax
Leave in the morning. If your flight is in the afternoon, visit the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, which opens at 9 AM. "Even though some hotels were a bit out of town centers, the tour covered all the highlights in the area."
- Day 1
Halifax
Start in Halifax, Nova Scotia's capital. The downtown area is easy to walk around, so join the 5 PM orientation walk to get familiar with the city. Plan to arrive in early afternoon to avoid traffic from Halifax Stanfield International Airport - the drive takes 45-60 minutes. For dinner, you'll find plenty of seafood restaurants around the harbor in the historic waterfront area.
- Day 2
Lunenburg Day Trip
Visit UNESCO-listed Lunenburg, about 90 minutes from Halifax. Get to Mahone Bay and Blue Rocks in the morning for the best photos before tour groups arrive. Wear good walking shoes since Lunenburg's hills can get slippery. If you're interested in local maritime history, visit the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic before heading back to Halifax in late afternoon.
- Day 3
Peggy's Cove
Get to Peggy's Cove by 9 AM to avoid crowds and get the best morning light for photos. You'll need sturdy shoes for the Rock Walk trail since the granite surfaces can be slippery, especially in wet weather. Stay well back from the black rocks by the water - waves can be dangerous here. Back in Halifax, visit the Maritime Museum ($10) to learn about the city's connection to the Titanic.
- Day 4
Halifax to Baddeck
- Day 5
Cape Breton Highlands National Park
Take the Skyline Trail (5.7 miles round trip) for amazing views. Start early to see moose at dawn. The trail is mostly flat but open to the elements, so bring extra layers since coastal weather changes quickly. Plan 4-5 hours for the full Cabot Trail with photo stops. As one visitor said: "The rugged coastline views are incredible, but don't try to rush the drive - you'll want time to pull over often."
- Day 6
Baddeck to Charlottetown
Visit the Alexander Graham Bell museum when it opens at 9 AM ($9 entry) before the 4.5-hour drive to PEI. Note that crossing Confederation Bridge adds about $50 to your car rental costs. Spend the evening walking through Charlottetown's historic center, where Victorian buildings look beautiful in the sunset light.
- Day 7
Charlottetown
Newfoundland Viking Trail From Corner Brook (Small Group) - 7 days
A maritime adventure through Eastern Canada covers six destinations from Corner Brook to Deer Lake. UNESCO sites Gros Morne National Park and L'Anse aux Meadows are featured, alongside St. Anthony whale-watching and a scenic Bonne Bay cruise.
View itineraryCorner Brook Canada
124 miPort au Choix Canada
52 miL'Anse au Clair Canada
34 miRed Bay Canada
139 miCow Head Canada
53 miDeer Lake Canada
What people love about 7-day Eastern Canada tours
- Wonders of the Bay of Fundy
A very enjoyable experience.
- Taste of the Maritimes
Great tour with helpful and knowledgeable guide. Good range of interesting visits and liked the use of local guides in Lunenburg and Charlottetown