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Day
1 – Halifax, Nova Scotia
Welcome to Canada’s Atlantic Coast and the Canadian Maritimes, the enchanting land of Anne of Green Gables. Your journey includes visits to all three provinces of the Canadian Maritimes: Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. Tour Operator transfers you from the Halifax airport to your Halifax hotel for a two night stay. Rooms are available for check-in after 3:00 p.m. Join us for an 8:00 p.m. welcome briefing.
Day 2 – Peggy’s Cove, Citadel Hill
After breakfast, visit the picturesque fishing village and artists’ retreat of Peggy’s Cove. Then, enjoy a sightseeing drive of Halifax, including a visit to Citadel Hill. Your afternoon is at leisure in Halifax to explore the many attractions within walking distance of your waterfront hotel. Enjoy dinner. BD
Day 3 – New Brunswick, Bay of Fundy
Travel north this morning to New Brunswick, Canada’s picture province. Enjoy a visit to the province’s most famous geological feature and most popular tourist attraction, the Flowerpot Rocks at Hopewell Cape. Observe the gradual rise or fall of the Bay of Fundy tides, an average change of 6 to 8 feet per hour. The Fundy Tides rise and fall up to 50 feet and are the highest on earth. Twice each day one-hundred-billion tons of water flow into the Bay of Fundy. This creates the phenomenal Fundy Tides, which overpower the rivers flowing into the Bay of Fundy and reverse their direction two times a day. This daily rise and fall of the tides equals the 24-hour flow of all of the rivers in the world. Then, continue over the Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island, Canada’s smallest province. Arrive at your country inn for a relaxing two night stay. B
Day 4 – Prince Edward Island
This morning, drive along the seashore of Prince Edward Island Park. Watch for red fox and great blue heron. Visit Anne of Green Gables House in Cavendish. Stroll through settings described in the literary classic such as Lover’s Lane and Haunted Woods. Mark Twain called the novel “the sweetest creation of childlife yet written.” Free time in Charlottetown. Tonight, enjoy a traditional lobster supper. Maritime lobsters are world renowned for their great taste. BD
Day 5 – Cape Breton Island
Enjoy a morning ferry ride back to Nova Scotia. Travel north over the causeway to Cape Breton Island. Alexander Graham Bell once remarked, “I have traveled around the globe... and for simple beauty, Cape Breton outrivals them all.” Bell made his home here. Visit the Alexander Graham Bell Museum, dedicated to the inventor of the telephone. Relive Bell’s first words over the telephone, “Mr.Watson - come here - I want to see you.” Arrive at your hotel in the resort town of Baddeck for an enjoyable two night stay. Enjoy dinner. BD
Day 6 – Cabot Trail, Whale Watching
Your entire day is devoted to exploring the attractions of the Cabot Trail. Named for explorer John Cabot, the Cabot Trail is one of the most beautiful drives in the world. Drive along stunning mountain and coastal scenery. Follow the Trail to the French-speaking village of Chéticamp. Ascend into Cape Breton Highlands Park, one of Canada’s spectacular wilderness areas. Enjoy, a whale watching expedition cruise (weather permitting). These nutrient rich waters are the seasonal home to many species of whales. Look for fin, minke, and pilot whales. You may see dolphins, porpoises, cormorants, bald eagles and other wildlife. Return to your Cape Breton hotel. B
Day 7 – Fortress of Louisbourg
Enjoy a leisurely visit to the impressive Fortress of Louisbourg, the crown jewel of the Canadian Park Service. Journey back in time as you stroll through this 18th century fortress. Travel south on Cape Breton Island to your hotel. Enjoy a farewell dinner. BD
Day 8 – Halifax
The Tour Operator transfers you to the Halifax airport, arriving at 11:30 a.m. Please schedule your flights after 1:00 p.m. Thanks for vacationing with us. B
Fall Colors in Nova Scotia
Fall foliage arrives later in Nova Scotia than in New England. The best departure dates for viewing fall colors are very late September and all of the October dates. Have your camera ready on the Cabot Trail, where fall foliage can be spectacular.
Welcome to Canada’s Atlantic Coast and the Canadian Maritimes, the enchanting land of Anne of Green Gables. Your journey includes visits to all three provinces of the Canadian Maritimes: Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. Tour Operator transfers you from the Halifax airport to your Halifax hotel for a two night stay. Rooms are available for check-in after 3:00 p.m. Join us for an 8:00 p.m. welcome briefing.
Day 2 – Peggy’s Cove, Citadel Hill
After breakfast, visit the picturesque fishing village and artists’ retreat of Peggy’s Cove. Then, enjoy a sightseeing drive of Halifax, including a visit to Citadel Hill. Your afternoon is at leisure in Halifax to explore the many attractions within walking distance of your waterfront hotel. Enjoy dinner. BD
Day 3 – New Brunswick, Bay of Fundy
Travel north this morning to New Brunswick, Canada’s picture province. Enjoy a visit to the province’s most famous geological feature and most popular tourist attraction, the Flowerpot Rocks at Hopewell Cape. Observe the gradual rise or fall of the Bay of Fundy tides, an average change of 6 to 8 feet per hour. The Fundy Tides rise and fall up to 50 feet and are the highest on earth. Twice each day one-hundred-billion tons of water flow into the Bay of Fundy. This creates the phenomenal Fundy Tides, which overpower the rivers flowing into the Bay of Fundy and reverse their direction two times a day. This daily rise and fall of the tides equals the 24-hour flow of all of the rivers in the world. Then, continue over the Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island, Canada’s smallest province. Arrive at your country inn for a relaxing two night stay. B
Day 4 – Prince Edward Island
This morning, drive along the seashore of Prince Edward Island Park. Watch for red fox and great blue heron. Visit Anne of Green Gables House in Cavendish. Stroll through settings described in the literary classic such as Lover’s Lane and Haunted Woods. Mark Twain called the novel “the sweetest creation of childlife yet written.” Free time in Charlottetown. Tonight, enjoy a traditional lobster supper. Maritime lobsters are world renowned for their great taste. BD
Day 5 – Cape Breton Island
Enjoy a morning ferry ride back to Nova Scotia. Travel north over the causeway to Cape Breton Island. Alexander Graham Bell once remarked, “I have traveled around the globe... and for simple beauty, Cape Breton outrivals them all.” Bell made his home here. Visit the Alexander Graham Bell Museum, dedicated to the inventor of the telephone. Relive Bell’s first words over the telephone, “Mr.Watson - come here - I want to see you.” Arrive at your hotel in the resort town of Baddeck for an enjoyable two night stay. Enjoy dinner. BD
Day 6 – Cabot Trail, Whale Watching
Your entire day is devoted to exploring the attractions of the Cabot Trail. Named for explorer John Cabot, the Cabot Trail is one of the most beautiful drives in the world. Drive along stunning mountain and coastal scenery. Follow the Trail to the French-speaking village of Chéticamp. Ascend into Cape Breton Highlands Park, one of Canada’s spectacular wilderness areas. Enjoy, a whale watching expedition cruise (weather permitting). These nutrient rich waters are the seasonal home to many species of whales. Look for fin, minke, and pilot whales. You may see dolphins, porpoises, cormorants, bald eagles and other wildlife. Return to your Cape Breton hotel. B
Day 7 – Fortress of Louisbourg
Enjoy a leisurely visit to the impressive Fortress of Louisbourg, the crown jewel of the Canadian Park Service. Journey back in time as you stroll through this 18th century fortress. Travel south on Cape Breton Island to your hotel. Enjoy a farewell dinner. BD
Day 8 – Halifax
The Tour Operator transfers you to the Halifax airport, arriving at 11:30 a.m. Please schedule your flights after 1:00 p.m. Thanks for vacationing with us. B
Fall Colors in Nova Scotia
Fall foliage arrives later in Nova Scotia than in New England. The best departure dates for viewing fall colors are very late September and all of the October dates. Have your camera ready on the Cabot Trail, where fall foliage can be spectacular.
Accommodations
Accommodations in the hotels and lodges are rooms with two beds and private bath or shower. A limited number of single rooms are available. Triple rooms are usually two beds, sometimes with a cot or rollaway.
Days 1, 2 – Halifax, Nova Scotia
Marriott Harborfront Hotel
(Formerly known as the Casino Nova Scotia). The hotel is located on the waterfront boardwalk, is adjacent to the historic properties, and is connected to the downtown indoor pedway system. The rooms have all the modern amenities. There is a casino, fitness center, spa, swimming pool, and whirlpool for you to enjoy.
Days 3, 4 – Prince Edward Island
North Winds
The North Winds, Brackley Beach, is located in rural Prince Edward Island just minutes from the seaside. The North Winds is within walking distance of six restaurants, a market, the Rustico Island National Park and beaches, and a local lounge with nightly entertainment. The rooms feature a sitting area with a distant view of the dunes and waters of Brackley Beach. All rooms have modern amenities, including air conditioning, refrigerator, cable TV, hair dryer, telephone and an iron/ironing board.
Days 5, 6 – Baddeck, Cape Breton
Ceilidh Country Lodge or Inverary Resort
The Celidh Country Lodge and its sister property, Inverary Resort, share the same enchanting facilities, featuring magnificent views of Cape Breton’s Bras D’Or Lakes. The rooms are cozy and delightfully comfortable, and the old-fashioned and well-furbished lodgings and communal room encourage guests to relax and lounge around the premises. The main Inn at the Inverary was erected on the Baddeck waterfront in 1850, and restorations have brought the inn to its current luxurious grandeur. Most Caravan tours will stay at Celidh Lodge; some will be accommodated at the Inverary. All guests at Celidh have full access to all Inverary’s activities such as kayaks, canoes, paddleboats, boat tours, sailing, spa, sauna, indoor pool, children’s playground, fishing, bicycling and tennis. The Lodge is located in the quaint town of Baddeck, which is the official starting point of the Cabot Trail. Baddeck’s waterfront, a short stroll away, has a vibrant array of genuine maritime shops, cafes and restaurants. The famous Bell Bay golf course is a short drive.
Day 7 – Dundee, Cape Breton Island
Dundee Resort
At Dundee Resort, on the shores of the brilliant Bras d’Or Lakes, you are surrounded by majestic views, rich forests and lush lawns. The Dundee Resort has all the modern amenities, plus hiking, biking, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a resort spa, Jacuzzi, and lakeside activities such as paddleboats, water bikes, kayaks, volleyball, and a children’s playground. Dundee is the ultimate setting for a relaxed vacation getaway with activities for all interests and ages, including an 18-hole championship golf course. Enjoy Dundee Resort’s pristine, rural setting on Cape Breton, “the most scenic island in the world.” Keep an eye out for bald eagles and other wildlife when hiking.
Arrival Transfers
The Tour Operator includes arrival transfers from Halifax Airport (YHZ) in Halifax, Canada to your Halifax hotel, the Casino Nova Scotia. (Transfers are available for pre-tour arrivals too). Proceed to the Airbus kiosk at the ground transposrtation area and identify yourself as a Caravan tour member. Airbus departs about every half hour. Allow for a 40 minute drive. If you take a taxi, expect a fare of $42.00 Canadian and a 25 minute drive. To enter Canada, you will need a valid U.S. passport. Non U.S. citizens, please check passport and visa requirements. Note: It is recommended that children under 18 years old traveling internationally without both parents or legal guardians, carry a notarized letter of authorization signed by the missing parent(s) or guardian(s). A notarized birth certificate showing only one parent, a parent’s death certificate, or a court order of child custody may also be permissible. Failure to have proper documentation could result in denial of boarding by the airline, due to international child protection laws.
Departure Transfers
The Tour Operator includes a departure transfer to the Halifax Airport (YHZ) in Halifax, Canada, on the last day of the tour, arriving by 11:30 a.m. Please schedule flights after 1:30 p.m.
Accommodations in the hotels and lodges are rooms with two beds and private bath or shower. A limited number of single rooms are available. Triple rooms are usually two beds, sometimes with a cot or rollaway.
Days 1, 2 – Halifax, Nova Scotia
Marriott Harborfront Hotel
(Formerly known as the Casino Nova Scotia). The hotel is located on the waterfront boardwalk, is adjacent to the historic properties, and is connected to the downtown indoor pedway system. The rooms have all the modern amenities. There is a casino, fitness center, spa, swimming pool, and whirlpool for you to enjoy.
Days 3, 4 – Prince Edward Island
North Winds
The North Winds, Brackley Beach, is located in rural Prince Edward Island just minutes from the seaside. The North Winds is within walking distance of six restaurants, a market, the Rustico Island National Park and beaches, and a local lounge with nightly entertainment. The rooms feature a sitting area with a distant view of the dunes and waters of Brackley Beach. All rooms have modern amenities, including air conditioning, refrigerator, cable TV, hair dryer, telephone and an iron/ironing board.
Days 5, 6 – Baddeck, Cape Breton
Ceilidh Country Lodge or Inverary Resort
The Celidh Country Lodge and its sister property, Inverary Resort, share the same enchanting facilities, featuring magnificent views of Cape Breton’s Bras D’Or Lakes. The rooms are cozy and delightfully comfortable, and the old-fashioned and well-furbished lodgings and communal room encourage guests to relax and lounge around the premises. The main Inn at the Inverary was erected on the Baddeck waterfront in 1850, and restorations have brought the inn to its current luxurious grandeur. Most Caravan tours will stay at Celidh Lodge; some will be accommodated at the Inverary. All guests at Celidh have full access to all Inverary’s activities such as kayaks, canoes, paddleboats, boat tours, sailing, spa, sauna, indoor pool, children’s playground, fishing, bicycling and tennis. The Lodge is located in the quaint town of Baddeck, which is the official starting point of the Cabot Trail. Baddeck’s waterfront, a short stroll away, has a vibrant array of genuine maritime shops, cafes and restaurants. The famous Bell Bay golf course is a short drive.
Day 7 – Dundee, Cape Breton Island
Dundee Resort
At Dundee Resort, on the shores of the brilliant Bras d’Or Lakes, you are surrounded by majestic views, rich forests and lush lawns. The Dundee Resort has all the modern amenities, plus hiking, biking, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, a resort spa, Jacuzzi, and lakeside activities such as paddleboats, water bikes, kayaks, volleyball, and a children’s playground. Dundee is the ultimate setting for a relaxed vacation getaway with activities for all interests and ages, including an 18-hole championship golf course. Enjoy Dundee Resort’s pristine, rural setting on Cape Breton, “the most scenic island in the world.” Keep an eye out for bald eagles and other wildlife when hiking.
Arrival Transfers
The Tour Operator includes arrival transfers from Halifax Airport (YHZ) in Halifax, Canada to your Halifax hotel, the Casino Nova Scotia. (Transfers are available for pre-tour arrivals too). Proceed to the Airbus kiosk at the ground transposrtation area and identify yourself as a Caravan tour member. Airbus departs about every half hour. Allow for a 40 minute drive. If you take a taxi, expect a fare of $42.00 Canadian and a 25 minute drive. To enter Canada, you will need a valid U.S. passport. Non U.S. citizens, please check passport and visa requirements. Note: It is recommended that children under 18 years old traveling internationally without both parents or legal guardians, carry a notarized letter of authorization signed by the missing parent(s) or guardian(s). A notarized birth certificate showing only one parent, a parent’s death certificate, or a court order of child custody may also be permissible. Failure to have proper documentation could result in denial of boarding by the airline, due to international child protection laws.
Departure Transfers
The Tour Operator includes a departure transfer to the Halifax Airport (YHZ) in Halifax, Canada, on the last day of the tour, arriving by 11:30 a.m. Please schedule flights after 1:30 p.m.
DEPARTURE DATES
June - October
June - October
PRICES
From $995 US per
person double occupancy
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