Escape No 10
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​EENCHANTING CANADIAN MARITIMES

Enjoy the taste of the salty Atlantic, fresh lobster and the foot-stomping Celtic culture as you explore wind-swept sea cliffs, centuries-old towns and the hearty way of life of the Nova Scotians along with Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick.
 
5 June 2022  per person Cdn $4424
 
Includes:
 
9 night escorted coach tour round trip from Halifax
9 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 4 dinners
Audio Headsets for flexible sightseeing
Luxury air-conditioned coach with WiFi (where available)
Handcrafted Highlights
Optional Experiences and free time
All porterage and local charges included
Must-see sightseeing and surprise extras
An expert Travel Director and separate Driver
All hotel tips, charges and local taxes
Airport transfers on the first and last day of your guided holiday
VIP entry to many sights
Taxes

Flights are not included
 
Sightseeing highlights: CITY TOUR in Halifax, Charlottetown, Lunenburg
CRUISE on Shediac Bay
SCENIC DRIVE along The Cabot Trail
VISIT the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Halifax Citadel, Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site, Prince Edward Island, Green Gables Heritage Place, Hopewell Rocks, Grand-Pré National Historic Site (UNESCO World Heritage Site), Peggy's Cove, Millbrook Cultural and Heritage Center, Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Prince Edward Island National Park
 
CONNECT WITH LOCALS - over an exclusive Be My Guest lunch at the oldest tourist accommodation on Prince Edward Island, run by the Shaw family for four generations.
DIVE INTO CULTURE - with a foot-stomping Ceilidh evening celebrating the Celtic heritage and visit a winery in one of North America's oldest grape-growing regions, the LaHave River Valley.
LOCAL SPECIALIST - For sightseeing in Halifax, Charlottetown, Shediac Bay, Hopewell Rocks and Lunenburg.
STAYS WITH STORIES - Stay at the legendary Lord Nelson Hotel and Suites, the most historic hotel in Halifax, and at the Rodd Charlottetown, an historic icon built in 1931.