• Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse - Peggy’s Cove is renowned as one of Canada’s most iconic and scenic fishing villages. This guided tour allows travelers to explore its rugged coastline, sculpted by centuries of Atlantic waves and glacial activity. The highlight is the famous Peggy’s Point Lighthouse, dramatically situated on granite rocks, offering perfect photo opportunities and postcard-worthy views. Participants will learn about the local fishing heritage, hear intriguing legends (such as the origin of Peggy’s Cove’s name), and see the charming wooden homes and lobster traps that define the village’s allure. The guide will also highlight the Swissair Flight 111 Memorial and share stories of local resilience, maritime culture, and the natural forces that have shaped this breathtaking landscape.
• Mahone Bay - Mahone Bay is a delightful coastal town celebrated for its postcard-perfect scenery, artisan boutiques, and relaxed maritime vibe. Upon arrival, visitors are greeted by the iconic view of three historic churches side-by-side along the waterfront—one of Nova Scotia’s most photographed scenes. During a guided visit, travelers can stroll through the town’s quaint streets lined with colorful heritage buildings, explore local shops filled with handmade crafts, and perhaps enjoy a coffee or ice cream from a cozy café. The guide will share stories about the town’s shipbuilding history, its Scandinavian roots, and the vibrant arts community that keeps Mahone Bay’s spirit thriving today. It’s a peaceful, picturesque stop offering a perfect blend of history, culture, and small-town charm.
• Lunenburg - Lunenburg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the finest examples of a British colonial settlement in North America. As travelers wander through the town’s vibrant streets, the guide will highlight its colorful wooden buildings, unique architecture, and deep maritime roots. Participants will learn about the town’s rich history as a fishing and shipbuilding hub—home to the legendary racing schooner, the Bluenose, featured on the Canadian dime. Visitors can explore the scenic waterfront, visit artisan shops and galleries, and see landmarks like the Lunenburg Academy and St. John’s Anglican Church, known for its exquisite craftsmanship and stories of resilience. Throughout the tour, the guide will share tales of settlers, shipbuilders, and sea captains who shaped the town’s character, making Lunenburg a captivating blend of history, culture, and coastal charm.
• The Ovens Park - Ovens Natural Park is a stunning coastal treasure known for its dramatic sea cliffs, scenic hiking trails, and the famous sea caves—or ‘ovens’—that lend the park its name. On this guided tour, travelers will walk along the rugged cliffside trail, where panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and crashing waves offer a truly immersive nature experience. The highlight is exploring the mysterious sea caves carved into the cliffs by centuries of wave action, where the thunderous echo of the ocean can be heard within these natural chambers. The park also has a gold rush history, and participants will learn how fortune-seekers once flocked here in the 1860s in search of treasure. Ovens Park combines natural beauty, geology, and a touch of adventure, making it a perfect stop on a South Shore tour. Entrance Fees: ADULT - $12.00 CHILDREN (5-15YRS) AND SENIORS (65+) - $8.00 CHILDREN UNDER 5 YRS - FREE

• Private transportation
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Meals

Set off on an awe-inspiring 7-hour and 30-minute guided tour along Nova Scotia’s South Shore, showcasing iconic landmarks, stunning coastal views, and UNESCO heritage sites, all in a single day from Halifax.

The adventure kicks off with a picturesque drive to the world-famous Peggy’s Cove, home to Canada’s most photographed lighthouse.

A short distance away, the tour pauses at the Swissair Flight 111 Memorial, a peaceful and poignant homage to those who perished in the 1998 crash.

The journey then proceeds to the delightful coastal town of Mahone Bay, renowned for its postcard-perfect view of three waterfront churches.

Following this, the tour moves on to Lunenburg, a lively UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its vibrant historic architecture, rich shipbuilding legacy, and the renowned Bluenose II.

The final stop is the striking Ovens Natural Park, where sea caves roar beneath the cliffs.

After exploring the park, the tour returns to Halifax.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.