Maritime Provinces 5 Days

Morning departure from Montreal towards New Brunswick. Along the way, enjoy the beautiful scenery surrounding the St. Lawrence River.

First stop in Edmundston for lunch, a charming town located in northwestern New Brunswick.

After lunch, visit the famous Hartland Covered Bridge, recognized as the world’s longest covered bridge and one of the province’s historic landmarks.

Continue to Saint John, the largest city in New Brunswick, where you will discover the famous natural phenomenon known as the Reversing Falls, created by the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy.

In the evening, check in at the hotel.

Overnight stay in Saint John.

After breakfast, visit the famous Hopewell Rocks, known for having the world’s highest tides and spectacular flowerpot-shaped rock formations carved naturally by the tides.

After lunch in Moncton, continue to Charlottetown, the capital of Prince Edward Island and the birthplace of Canadian Confederation. Stop for photos at Province House.

Continue to Green Gables House, the iconic site inspired by the famous Canadian novel Anne of Green Gables.

At the end of the day, discover the beautiful Cavendish Beach, famous for its red cliffs and scenic coastal landscapes.

You will also have the opportunity to enjoy a delicious lobster dinner.

Overnight stay on Prince Edward Island.

Optional Activities ( extra fee, not included in the tour price)

• Lobster meal

In the morning, stop near the famous Confederation Bridge connecting New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. Formerly recognized as the world’s longest marine bridge, this impressive structure offers beautiful views over the Northumberland Strait. You will have time to take photos and shop for souvenirs.

Then cross the bridge towards Nova Scotia while enjoying the beautiful coastal scenery of the Maritime provinces.

Upon arrival at Peggy’s Cove, discover one of Canada’s most famous coastal villages, known for its iconic lighthouse and impressive granite rocks shaped by the Atlantic waves.

Continue to Halifax, Canada’s famous historic port and military city. You will have the option to join the Harbour Hopper Tour, a unique amphibious vehicle experience exploring Halifax both on land and on water.

Overnight stay in Halifax area.

Optional Activities ( extra fee, not included in the tour price)

• Amphibious bus tour ( Harbour Hopper)  in Halifax

After breakfast, visit the famous Halifax Citadel, located on the city’s highest hill and offering spectacular panoramic views of the harbor.

Continue towards Moncton to discover the famous Magnetic Hill. With explanations from your guide, learn about the mysterious phenomenon that has fascinated visitors for generations.

Then continue to Shediac, known as the “Lobster Capital of the World,” where you can admire the famous giant lobster sculpture, one of the symbols of the Maritime provinces.

In the evening, check in at the hotel.

Overnight stay in Bathurst.

After breakfast, depart for Campbellton, known as the “Salmon Capital,” where you can take photos with the famous giant salmon sculpture.

Continue to the Pointe-au-Père Maritime Historic Site, home to Canada’s second tallest lighthouse. You will also learn about the tragic sinking of the Empress of Ireland, considered one of the greatest maritime disasters in Canadian history.

You will also have the opportunity to see, from the outside, the only submarine open to the public in Canada.

Return to Montreal with arrival expected in the evening.

Optional Activities (extra fee, not included in the tour price)  

• Empress of Ireland Museum

Notes

• Itinerary may be adjusted based on operational conditions.
• If a guest chooses to opt-out of any attraction included in the tour fee, the costs are non-refundable and cannot be transferred or credited for any other use.
• Optional paid attractions: tickets can be purchased from the tour guide on the bus