From Titanic to Green Gable

Explorer Halifax starting from Pier 21! this is Canada’s national museum of immigration and an unmissable step to better understand the history of the settlers upon their arrival in Canada. you can see the former ocean liner terminal and immigration shed from 1928 to 1971. Pier 21 is Canada’s last remaining ocean immigration shed. Continue to visit the Maritime Museum to learn Titanic’s real story; walking up the hill to Citadel National Historic Site; step into beautiful Public Garden and Dalhousie University, Canadian, the older and best University in the Atlantic provinces. The best ending of visit world-famous Alexander Keith’s Brewery or feast of lobster and plates of seafood cuisine.

Today will heading to Lunenburg – a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lunenburg is one of the most accurate surviving examples of a British Colonial Era town. The ”Old Town” of Lunenburg is well known for its rich history in ship building and involvement in the fishing industry, the town has some beautiful 17th century colourful houses that make it special. Later heading off to postcard-perfect Mahone Bay where a trinity of 19th century-built churches represents an iconic cultural landscape of Nova Scotia, along the coastline driving into Peggy’s Cove, home to the most photographed lighthouse in all of Canada. Peggy’s Cove erected its first lighthouse in 1868. The one that stands today was built in 1914 and during World War II, it was even used as a radio station for the Royal Canadian Navy. Late afternoon back to Halifax.

This morning phots with Giant Lobster sculpture at the town of Shediac is known as the “Lobster Capital to the World” or enjoy a Lobster burger at McDonald’s during July. Later driving through the Confederation Bridge, the largest continuous multi-span bridge in the world, into Prince Edward Island, you can photos with the unique, oldest lighthouse in Point Prim and Wood Island or experience true maritime hospitality with traditional ”hall-style” lobster for supper.

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Rodd Charlottetown (4 ) or more selective

Relax at Island, drive by red cliffs, white beaches, gently sloping sand dunes and green fields as you make your way to Prince Edward Island National Park, visit Green Gables Heritage Site, the alluring inspiration of Lucy Maud Montgomery’s classic “Anne of Green Gables.

Today, you will be taking ferry over the Northumberland Strait back to Nova Scotia, visit the town of Pictou which is known as the birthplace of ”New Scotland”, back to Halifax.

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 Hampton Inn by Hilton Halifax Downtown (3.5 ) or more selective

This morning, driving back to Halifax International Airport, return your rental car and your maritime journey concludes today.