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Coastal Treasures of the Canadian Maritimes (Canada), a tour by G Adventures

Tour · 10 nights · with G Adventures

Coastal Treasures of the Canadian Maritimes

Ten nights with G Adventures exploring Canada's Atlantic coast, from Nova Scotia’s colourful fishing villages to the tide-rogue shores of New Brunswick and beyond, combining walking, local history and natural spectacle in a small group.

Duration
10 nights
Departures
6 dates
Choose a month below
Countries
Canada
Operator
G Adventures
From
£3,329
per person

Highlights

What makes this one worth it

  1. Hiking the Skyline Trail in Cape Breton Highlands National Park

  2. Driving the iconic Cabot Trail

  3. Walking on the ocean floor at low tide at Hopewell Rocks

  4. Visiting UNESCO-listed town of Lunenburg

  5. Crossing the Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island

About the trip

This small-group G Adventures tour moves through Canada’s Maritime provinces, starting in Halifax with an orientation stroll before heading to Antigonish, then into Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Walk the Skyline Trail and drive the Cabot Trail, both renowned for coastal vistas clifftop enough to remind you how far you’re from the sea floor.

The itinerary includes visits to quaint towns including Pictou and Lunenburg—the latter a UNESCO World Heritage site where history is as tangible as the briny air. Crossing the Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island and stopping at Peggy's Cove ensure further coastal flavour, with the Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park offering the spectacle of the world’s highest tides revealing sea-bed formations nearby.

With hiking on Fundy National Park’s rugged trails and moments of storytelling from Indigenous perspectives, the trip balances activity with insight. Your Chief Experience Officer and local guides will navigate the logistics and contexts, giving room to the region's mix of forest, sea, and settlement without any rush or gloss. Expect fresh sea air and often good company on this route where the sea does much of the talking.

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The route in outline: places are joined in the order visited, not by the roads or sea lanes taken.
  1. 1 Halifax
  2. 2 Antigonish
  3. 3 Cape Breton Highlands National Park
  4. 4 Pictou
  5. 5 Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park
  6. 6 Fundy National Park
  7. 7 Lunenburg
  8. 8 Peggy's Cove
  9. 9 Charlottetown
  10. 10 Saint John
  11. 11 Digby

Itinerary

The route

  1. Halifax

  2. Antigonish

  3. Cape Breton Highlands National Park

  4. Pictou

  5. Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park

  6. Fundy National Park

  7. Lunenburg

  8. Peggy's Cove

  9. Charlottetown

  10. Saint John

  11. Digby

These are the places the trip visits, in order. G Adventures publishes the day-by-day itinerary on its own site.

When to go

Departures and prices

Lowest price each month, per person.

G Adventures confirms exact dates, availability and prices when you book.

Need to know

Before you book

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Travelling alone
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Flights
Not included: you book your own to the start
What’s included
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Accessibility
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Questions people ask

How long is Coastal Treasures of the Canadian Maritimes?
Coastal Treasures of the Canadian Maritimes is a 10 nights tour holiday.
Who operates Coastal Treasures of the Canadian Maritimes?
Coastal Treasures of the Canadian Maritimes is operated by G Adventures.
How much does Coastal Treasures of the Canadian Maritimes cost?
Prices for Coastal Treasures of the Canadian Maritimes start from £3,329, subject to availability.

The operator

G Adventures

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