Explore the rugged coastlines and rich history of Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island on a self-drive adventure.
Visit iconic lighthouses, charming fishing villages, and the red cliffs of PEI.
Follow the legendary Cabot Trail through Cape Breton Island’s dramatic highlands.
Enjoy sweeping ocean vistas, historic towns, and UNESCO-listed sites along the route.
Experience the warmth of Maritime hospitality and savour world-famous local seafood.
From £870 per person (excluding flights)
This is based on 2 people travelling, with 8 nights’ 3* standard accommodation on a room only basis, listed excursions, and intermediate car hire for duration of stay.
Note: This trip can be tailored to your requirements. Speak to our team if you’d like a customised itinerary.
This roughly converts to 1,035 EUR | 1,122 USD
Departure Days: These trips operate daily from May to Mid-October
Discover the rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture of Charlottetown on this engaging 2-hour walking tour. Starting at Confederation Landing on the scenic waterfront, you'll journey through time as you stroll up Great George Street, where beautifully preserved Georgian and Gothic Revival architecture stand in contrast. Along the way, admire landmarks such as the Bishop’s Palace and the iconic Basilica Cathedral, a defining feature of the city’s skyline.
Continue to Province House, the birthplace of Confederation, before exploring the lively Victoria Row, known for its street performances, artisan shops, and farm-to-table restaurants. Pass by the Confederation Centre of the Arts, home to the world-famous Anne of Green Gables play, before taking in key sites like Confederation Court Mall, City Hall, and Rochford Square.
The tour then leads you to the striking Prince Edward Island government buildings, where you’ll visit the Beaconsfield Historic House and Government House, the residence of the Lieutenant Governor. Finally, enjoy a leisurely walk along the Victoria Boardwalk, passing notable sites such as the Culinary Institute of Canada and the Queen Charlotte Armoury, before concluding the tour back at Peakes Quay and Confederation Landing.
