Nova Scotia South Shore Scenic Tour

Discover Nova Scotia’s stunning South Shore in the comfort of a private vehicle with a knowledgeable local driver-guide, ensuring a personalized and enriching experience. This exclusive 6-hour tour takes you to the historic town of Lunenburg, where you can explore its colorful waterfront and rich maritime heritage. Visit the breathtaking Ovens Natural Park, where dramatic sea caves and coastal trails offer spectacular views. Continue to the charming Mahone Bay, known for its iconic Three Churches and boutique shops, before heading back to Halifax with a stop at the Titanic Graveyard. Here, you'll delve into the poignant stories of those who perished in the tragic sinking of the Titanic. With a flexible schedule and seamless journey, this tour allows you to immerse yourself in Nova Scotia's beauty and history without the hassle of planning. Book now to create unforgettable memories on this one-of-a-kind adventure!

Not included:

• Entry Fees of Ovens Natural Park

What to expect:

Duration: 6 hours

Lunenburg

Lunenburg

The journey begins with a departure from Halifax at a time of your choosing. The route takes you along the scenic South Shore of Nova Scotia, renowned for its rolling landscapes, ocean views, and charming coastal communities. The drive to the first destination, Lunenburg, takes approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes.
Upon arriving in Lunenburg, you’ll step into a town that feels like a living postcard. Lunenburg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site celebrated for its preserved 18th- and 19th-century architecture and vibrant waterfront. As you explore, you’ll notice the town's distinctive colorful buildings, each with a unique history. Strolling through the streets, you might choose to visit local galleries and boutique shops or simply enjoy the serene atmosphere along the harborfront. If the famous Bluenose II schooner is in port, it’s an added treat to view this iconic vessel. After spending an hour immersed in Lunenburg’s maritime charm, the journey continues.

1 hour

The Ovens Park

326 Ovens Road, Feltzen South, B0J 2W0

A short 25-minute drive from Lunenburg takes you to Ovens Natural Park, a site of stunning natural beauty along the rugged coastline. Here, you’ll have about an hour to explore the park, known for its dramatic sea caves called "Ovens." These caves were carved by the relentless waves of the Atlantic Ocean over centuries. A well-maintained trail takes you along the cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the coastline and allowing you to peer into the caves below. The sound of the ocean echoing through the caves creates a memorable sensory experience. The park also offers a peaceful setting for a short rest or a snack, with picnic areas surrounded by the natural splendor of the area. The cost of Park pass is additional and payable directly.
DAY VISITORS - PARK PASS •prices in 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
* Prices are subject to change

1 hour • Admission Ticket Not Included

Mahone Bay

Mahone Bay

Leaving Ovens Park, you’ll embark on a 30-minute drive to the final stop, Mahone Bay. This quaint town is renowned for its picturesque harbor and the iconic view of three historic churches that stand side by side along the waterfront. You’ll have approximately 45 minutes to explore Mahone Bay. Whether you choose to wander through its charming streets, visit local shops showcasing unique crafts and artisanal goods, or enjoy a warm beverage at a cozy café, the town offers a relaxing and delightful experience. The calm waters of the bay and the charming houses create a perfect backdrop for capturing memorable photographs.

30 minutes

Halifax

Halifax

As you leave Mahone Bay and head back toward Halifax, the itinerary includes a stop at the Halifax Titanic Graveyard, located at Fairview Lawn Cemetery. The drive from Mahone Bay takes about 1 hour. Upon arrival, you’ll spend 30 minutes at the cemetery, a solemn and historical site where many victims of the Titanic disaster were laid to rest. The rows of headstones, some marked with names and others with just numbers, tell the poignant stories of those who perished on the fateful voyage. The graveyard provides an opportunity for quiet reflection and a deeper connection to the maritime history of Halifax.
After visiting the Titanic Graveyard, it’s a short drive back to your starting point in Halifax, completing the 6-hour journey. This itinerary combines cultural heritage, natural beauty, and historical significance, making it a memorable and enriching day trip.

30 minutes