Nova Scotia Scenic History and Culture Tour

Our tour is a one-of-a-kind experience, combining the best of Nova Scotia’s history, natural beauty, and cultural charm into a seamless and personalized journey.
Travel in the comfort of a private vehicle with a knowledgeable local driver-guide who not only knows the region’s hidden gems but also shares fascinating stories and insights that bring each stop to life. Unlike large group tours, our experience is flexible and tailored to your preferences, allowing you to explore at your own pace and focus on what excites you the most.

The itinerary includes iconic destinations like the charming Mahone Bay, the historic streets of UNESCO-listed Lunenburg, the rugged beauty of Ovens Natural Park and Halifax’s rich history, including the Citadel and Titanic Graveyard. Each stop is carefully planned to balance exploration, relaxation, and breathtaking views, ensuring you get the most out of your day without feeling rushed.

Not included:

• Halifax Citadel Entry Fees
• Ovens Park entrance fees

What to expect:

Duration: 8 hours

Mahone Bay

Mahone Bay

The 8-hour tour begins with a flexible departure from Halifax at your chosen time, ensuring a comfortable and convenient start to your day. The journey begins with a scenic 1-hour drive along Nova Scotia’s South Shore, known for its rolling landscapes and coastal charm, leading you to the first stop, Mahone Bay. Here, you’ll spend 30 minutes exploring the picturesque waterfront, famous for its iconic Three Churches and quaint local shops. The serene ambiance of this charming town is perfect for capturing memorable photos and enjoying a peaceful start to the day.

30 minutes

Lunenburg

Lunenburg

A short 15-minute drive takes you to Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll have an hour to immerse yourself in the town’s rich maritime history and admire its colorful waterfront buildings and well-preserved architecture. As you walk through its historic streets, you’ll feel the unique charm that makes Lunenburg one of Canada’s most beloved coastal destinations.

1 hour, 30 minutes

The Ovens Park

326 Ovens Road, Feltzen South, B0J 2W0

From Lunenburg, the journey continues with a 20-minute drive to Ovens Natural Park, a site renowned for its dramatic sea caves carved by the relentless waves of the Atlantic Ocean. Over the next hour, you’ll explore the park’s well-maintained trails, marvel at the stunning coastal views, and hear the echoes of the ocean in the famous “Ovens.” It’s an experience of natural beauty and rugged landscapes that leaves a lasting impression. Park pass is not included and payable directly.
Price (CAD)
ADULT - $12.00
CHILDREN (5-15YRS) AND SENIORS (65+) - $6.00
FAMILY PASS (2 ADULT+ 2 CHILD/SENIORS) - $34.50
CHILDREN UNDER 5 YRS - FREE

1 hour • Admission Ticket Not Included

Halifax Citadel National Historic Site

5425 Sackville St, Halifax, B3J 3Y3

As the tour circles back to Halifax, the next stop is the Halifax Citadel, reached after a 1-hour drive. Here, you’ll spend 30 minutes exploring this star-shaped fortress that has watched over the city for centuries. With panoramic views of Halifax and its harbor, the Citadel offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s military history.
ADMISSION TICKETS NOT INCLUDED

Daily - Peak Season

Adult $13.25
Senior $11.25
Youth free
Commercial Group, per person $11.27
Daily – Peak Season (June 1 – September 15)

Daily - Shoulder Season

Adult $9.00
Senior $7.50
Youth free
Commercial Group, per person $7.65
For admission pricing, Shoulder season is from May 1 to 31 and September 16 to October 31. Peak season is from June 1 to September 15.

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

Fairview Lawn Cemetery

3720 Windsor St, Halifax, B3J 3A5

A short 10-minute drive brings you to Fairview Lawn Cemetery, known as the Titanic Graveyard. Over the next 30 minutes, you’ll walk among the headstones of Titanic victims, reflecting on the tragic stories and Halifax’s vital role in the aftermath of the disaster. It’s a poignant and meaningful experience that connects you to a key moment in maritime history.

30 minutes

Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk

Lower Water St, Halifax, B3H 4P8

The final leg of the tour is a 10-minute drive to the Halifax waterfront. Here, you’ll spend 45 minutes strolling along the bustling boardwalk, enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of shops, cafes, and the harbor views. It’s the perfect way to wind down your day and take in the energy of this coastal city.
The tour concludes with a 10-minute drive back to your starting point in Halifax, completing a well-balanced day of exploration, history, and natural beauty. With a carefully planned itinerary and a knowledgeable local driver, this tour provides an unforgettable journey through Nova Scotia’s most iconic destinations.

45 minutes