Canada

Nova Scotia, PEI and New Brunswick

  • Maritimes
  • 15 days
  • June to September

Highlights

  • Halifax and its citadel: a vibrant maritime capital where history and modernity meet.
  • Peggy’s Cove and its legendary lighthouse: a symbol of the Maritimes, perched on rocks battered by the Atlantic.
  • Fundy National Park: a unique natural spectacle with the highest tides in the world.
  • The Cabot Trail on Cape Breton: a mythical route offering grandiose panoramas.

  • Day 1 – Halifax

    A vibrant capital city in Nova Scotia, Halifax opens proudly onto the Atlantic. Its star-shaped citadel, a witness of the 19th century, overlooks a city where maritime past and urban energy blend together. An ideal first day to take in the history and warm welcome of the Maritimes.

  • Day 2 – Peggy’s Cove

    Heading to Peggy’s Cove, a small village perched on wave-beaten rocks. Here, Canada’s most photographed lighthouse watches over colourful houses and a picturesque harbour. An authentic setting that feels frozen in time.

  • Day 3 – Lunenburg

    A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lunenburg charms with its colourful façades and lively harbour. With its unique architecture and living maritime traditions, every street tells a story. A stop full of character and charm.

  • Day 4 – Kejimkujik National Park

    A change of pace: welcome to untamed nature. Winding trails, mysterious bogs, deep forests, and white-sand beaches bordered by turquoise waters… Kejimkujik is an invitation to contemplation and adventure.

  • Day 5 – Digby and Brier Island

    At the mouth of the Bay of Fundy, where tides reach world records, Digby and Brier Island offer a fascinating marine spectacle. Here, the sea shapes daily life and carves landscapes in constant motion.

  • Day 6 – Annapolis Royal

    A return to history in Annapolis Royal, founded in 1635. Its heritage buildings and peaceful atmosphere transport visitors on a journey back in time, at the heart of Acadian culture.

  • Days 7 and 8 – Fundy National Park

    Two days to explore a natural jewel. Sheer cliffs, coastal trails, and thriving biodiversity highlight the power of Fundy’s tides. A grandiose, ever-changing spectacle.

  • Day 9 – Prince Edward Island

    Red sandstone cliffs, deep blue sea, and green fields: Prince Edward Island is a life-size postcard. Its beaches invite leisurely strolls, its landscapes invite wonder.

  • Days 10 to 13 – Cape Breton and the Cabot Trail

    Time for adventure on the legendary Cabot Trail. Breathtaking views, hills and valleys, forests home to moose and black bears… Cape Breton is pure, rugged nature. Chéticamp reveals the richness of Acadian culture, while Baddeck pays tribute to Alexander Graham Bell in an enchanting setting.

  • Day 14 – Return to Halifax

    A final stop in the capital. Wander through its streets, discover artisan boutiques, and take home an authentic souvenir from the Maritimes. A perfect conclusion, blending modernity and tradition.

  • Day 15 – End of the journey

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Discovery
Trip

  • Guided tour of Lunenburg: rich in local history and 18th-century and Victorian architecture.
  • Naturalist guide in Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park: tides, rock formations, local geology, history, and Bay of Fundy wildlife.
  • Green Gables Heritage Place: an immersion into the world of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s novel.

Hiking
Trip

  • Kejimkujik Lake Trail: a gentle walk through forests and wetlands, ideal for wildlife observation and peaceful scenery.
  • Fundy Coastal Trail: a spectacular hike along the cliffs, offering breathtaking views over the world’s highest tides.
  • Skyline Trail on Cape Breton: an iconic hike through forests and plateaus, leading to spectacular viewpoints. The cliffs soar above the Gulf of St. Lawrence, offering grand panoramas, unforgettable sunsets, and sometimes encounters with moose.

Multi-activity
Trip

  • Sailing excursion in Halifax: a maritime outing to admire the city from the ocean and feel the Atlantic breeze.
  • Canoeing in Kejimkujik Park: a peaceful immersion along waters winding through forests, lagoons, and wildlife habitat.
  • Whale watching on Brier Island: a sea adventure to approach majestic giants and discover the Bay of Fundy from a new perspective.

Accommodations

Camping

Camping within the beauty of a national park

Lodge

Lodge with views of the Atlantic Ocean

Hôtel

Hotel in the heart of a city to enjoy its main attractions