Nova ScotiaCity sightseeing
Halifax City & Peggy’s Cove Tour
Halifax’s waterfront and Citadel, then the lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove.
Orchards, vineyards and the UNESCO-listed Acadian landscape of Grand-Pré.
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An hour from Halifax, the Annapolis Valley is Nova Scotia’s food and wine country, with a long Acadian history.
A typical day pairs Grand-Pré with winery tastings, farm stops and the Look-Off viewpoint over the Minas Basin.
Every quote is itemised so you can see exactly what you are paying for. It sets out:
Full day (8–9 hrs). Exact start and finish times are confirmed in your quote.
It typically starts in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Hotel pick-up or a central meeting point is confirmed in your quote.
May to October.
The price depends on the date, group size, pick-up location and whether you choose a private or shared tour. Request a free quote and we will email an itemised price in Canadian dollars. No payment is taken on this website.
Your quote lists what is included, such as transport and a driver or guide, and what is optional or extra, such as admissions, ferries, cruises, meals and gratuities.
In most cases, yes. Choose a private tour on the quote form, or ask for a small-group option. Availability varies by date.
The itinerary above is typical. Stops, timing and inclusions can vary with the season, weather, road and ferry conditions and group size, and are confirmed in your quote. Wildlife and natural phenomena can never be guaranteed.
Nova ScotiaCity sightseeing
Halifax’s waterfront and Citadel, then the lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove.
Nova ScotiaHistory & culture
UNESCO-listed Old Town Lunenburg, Mahone Bay’s churches and Peggy’s Cove.
Nova ScotiaNature & scenery
The Cape Breton Highlands and one of the world’s great coastal drives.