Eighteen day grand maritime
Uncover the hidden gems of this unique region of Canada. High tides, lobsters galore, friendly locals and spectacular scenery combine to make the three provinces of the Canadian Maritimes a must visit.
Members from: $3,815 P.PNon-members from: $3,890 P.P
Type
Tailor-made packages
Destination
Canada, Alaska & USA
Supplier
National Seniors Exclusive
Booking Code
AWGMTM
Departs
Multiple departures available. Enquire for more details.
Lobster cruise in Shediac
Spectacular vistas on the Cabot Trail
Prince Edward Island National Park
UNESCO World Heritage Site of Lunenburg
Seventeen nights’ accommodation
Seventeen days car rental
Meals as indicated
Historic sites admission
Sightseeing and ferries as specifiedHistoric sites admission
Sightseeing and ferries as specified
Day 1-2: Halifax
First settled in 1749, Halifax today is Nova Scotia’s capital. Get a terrific view of the city from the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site.
Day 3: Halifax – Lunenburg
Peggy’s Cove is a small village with houses built right into the granite rock and a lighthouse overlooking the Atlantic. Old Town Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a lovingly restored Victorian era town that begs you to wander and explore.
Day 4: Lunenburg – Annapolis Royal
Cross the peninsula and make a stop at Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site, renowned for its hiking trails, wilderness lakes and rivers. (B)
Day 5: Annapolis Royal – St. Andrews
The dramatically scenic Fundy Coastal Drive introduces you to the Bay of Fundy, one of the marine wonders of the world.
Day 6: St. Andrews
St. Andrews is a popular spot for whale watching, sea kayaking or sailing trips out in to the Bay of Fundy.
Day 7: St. Andrews – Fredericton
Head inland to Fredericton, where a visit to the historic Garrison District is recommended. Several buildings have retained their original heritage architecture, creating a remarkably old world feel in a modern city.
Day 8: Fredericton – Saint John
Where the river enters the Bay of Fundy visit the world-renowned Reversing Falls.
Day 9: Saint John – Moncton
Witness the power of the world’s highest tides at the Hopewell Rocks and enjoy a drive through Fundy National Park.
Day 10: Moncton – Charlottetown
Travel to Shediac, known as ‘the lobster capital of the world’, enjoy a lobster fishing cruise & dine on fresh lobster. Then follow the Confederation Bridge, the longest bridge in Canada to Prince Edward Island.
Days 11-12: Charlottetown
Explore Prince Edward Island National Park, where the sandstone cliffs and reddish sand dunes take your breath away. Then take in the landscapes made famous by Lucy Maud Montgomery in the popular “Anne of Green Gables” series. (B)
Day 13: Charlottetown – Baddeck
The scenic village of Baddeck overlooks the beautiful Bras d’Or Lakes. (B)
Day 14: Baddeck
Discover the Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site - an incredible “living museum”.
Day 15: Baddeck – Ingonish
Follow the famous Cabot Trail which winds around the rocky splendour of Cape Breton’s northern shore, ascending to the incredible plateaus of Cape Breton Highlands National Park.
Day 16: Ingonish – Liscomb Mills
Drive along the Eastern Shore where you will find nature, history and culture, as well as rugged coasts, tranquil bays and beaches, unspoiled forest fauna and crystal clear lakes.
Day 17: Liscomb Mills – Halifax
Visit Musquodoboit Harbour and Valley, a haven for nature lovers, and Martinique Beach, the longest beach in the province, as you return to Halifax. (B)
Day 18: Halifax
Your Maritimes journey ends this morning.
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