Marvel at the extraordinary architecture of Halifax's capital city as you stroll through the beautifully restored Historic Properties on the waterfront. You'll see the Georgian-style City Hall and Province House which houses the legislature set among modern marvels. You'll also see many Victorian influences, which reflect the city’s British heritage. A walk through the Halifax Public Gard... more info

You will be transported to the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site of Canada under the escort of a kilted soldier of the 78th Highland Regiment. Step back in time to 1870, as you "take the Queen's shilling" by enlisting in Queen Victoria's army and experiencing the past as one of Her Majesty's Redcoats. Relive aspects of garrison life through a series of hands-on activities. This 2½-hou... more info

Journey through the streets of historic downtown Halifax aboard the "Harbor Hopper" for a fun filled amphibious adventure. Your tour will be in two parts aboard the Larc V, designed primarily to be a boat capable of being driven on land. First, you will pass Halifax's historical points of interest: St Paul's Church, Citadel Hill, Public Gardens, Government House, City Hall and the Museum of the... more info

Enjoy the sights and sounds of Halifax with a unique city tour on board an authentic London double-decker bus. From the cruise ship pier, your tour will journey through the historic streets of Halifax learning about this historic seaport and stopping at over 12 different downtown locations! You will have the opportunity to hop off at a variety of stops such as: the Halifax Citadel, Public Gardens,... more info

Talley-Ho! The Halifax Horse-Drawn Trolley will take you back to Halifax of the 1900s, including the old Warehouse District, the harbor front, the Halifax Citadel Hill Fortress and Founders Cemetery—the final resting place of 1812 British war heroes. Stop and smell the roses during a stroll through North America's finest Victorian Public Gardens, a nine-acre botanical garden right in the ... more info

Experience Nova Scotia's legendary South Shore, renowned for its quaint fishing villages and rugged coastal beauty. The first stop on this coastal expedition is Mahone Bay, land of wooden boats and wooden churches. Further along the coastal route is the striking waterfront town of Lunenburg (1753)—a UNESCO World Heritage Site admired for its meticulously restored buildings, colorful water... more info

Some of the best sea kayaking in the world is just a half-hour ride from the Halifax waterfront to the fishing communities of Lower Prospect/Terence Bay on the Prospect Peninsula. No previous kayaking experience is required as professional guides offer instruction and lead all trips. The facilities include a post-and-beam boathouse, several ocean-side decks and wharfs, a custom made launching p... more info

What could possibly be more British than tea? Your tour begins dockside, where you will be transported to the Halifax Citadel. Upon arrival, your guide, dressed in historic costume, will lead you across the drawbridge and back in time to 1870. Walk the walls and view the vast expanse of the harbor, hear the skirl of the Bagpipes as the 78th Highlanders and Royal Artillery recreate the duties an... more info

This tour combines breathtaking ocean scenery and delicious food, promising a memorable day in the Nova Scotia countryside. Begin with a sightseeing drive through Halifax and along the coast to Peggy's Cove. This rustic and charming fishing village, situated on a narrow ocean inlet with huge granite boulders, is one of Canada’s most photographed sites and inspired renowned marine artist W... more info

A beautiful coastal drive takes you past picturesque coastal villages and inlets to the rugged fishing community of Peggy's Cove. With its breathtaking location on a narrow, coastal inlet characterized by wave-worn granite boulders and crashing surf, this charming little village is one of Canada's most photographed sites. The lighthouse serves as a beacon to fishermen and is a post office with ... more info

The sound of sea shanties fill the air and the charming captain and crew await your arrival on the historic tall ship Silva. This 130-foot three-masted schooner was built in 1939. She is spacious and comfortable, offering a relaxing atmosphere. Once on board, listen to a commentary and watch as the crew hauls on lines and set sail. On your voyage enjoy the view of Halifax, with miles of shoreli... more info

As a "Soldier for a Day," you will march in the boots of one of Queen Victoria's soldiers. Learn the weaponry and tactics used by the Redcoats to defend British North America. Travel to Halifax Citadel National Historic Site—a classical-styled, 19th-century fortification that has been fully restored to its 1870 appearance. Tour all three levels of the fortress, then don the kilt and bonne... more info

This exciting once-in-a-lifetime experience of Halifax’s “Top 10” things to see and do is designed for those who want to see it all in a short time. Your tour starts with a tour to Peggy’s Cove, the world’s most photographed fishing village. Here you will have time to visit and explore the rugged, sea-sculpted granite shores. Returning to Halifax, see one of Canada... more info

Discover Halifax, Nova Scotia's vibrant capital city founded in 1749. Stunning 18th- and 19th-century buildings are interspersed with ultra-modern glass towers. Passing through bustling downtown Halifax, you'll see Province House, the seat of government and Canada's oldest legislative building, referred to as "a gem of Georgian architecture" by Charles Dickens, who passed through here in the 18... more info

Your tour encompasses all aspects of Halifax's connection to the sinking of the Titanic, including the historic pier from which cable ships were dispatched to pick up victims, the churches, temporary morgue sites, and Fairview Cemetery, where rows of gravestones mark the final resting place of 121 victims. Immerse yourself in history at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, which houses... more info

Travel through the heart of Nova Scotia's beautiful, fertile Annapolis Valley, an area known for its world famous Bay of Fundy tides, French Acadian history, lush countryside of fields and orchards, and top-quality wine. Today, with a sommelier as your guide, you will discover this region’s particular viticultural abundance along with its history. Travel through Halifax and Dartmouth and ... more info