Experience Highlights
- Visit one of only two urban communities in North America designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site at Lunenburg
- Stop at the attractive town at Mahone Bay, and Halls Harbour to explore the creative spaces of artist’s studios and galleries
- Discover some of the world’s most unique wines in Nova Scotia's Annapolis and Gaspereau Valleys
- Create your own itinerary, choose from a selection of winery visits for tastings, including Luckett Vineyards, Lightfoot and Wolfville and Benjamin Bridge
- Duration: 8 hours
- Type: Private Experience
Nicola
Travel Specialist
Enjoy a private, tailor-made tour across Nova Scotia’s fascinating south shore. Beginning in the colourful community of Lunenburg, head to the pristine coastal town of Mahone Bay. At Halls Habour, wander the galleries to admire the art of local creatives, and watch the peaceful ebb and flow of the boats on the harbour floor. Tuck into some tasty local lunch in Annapolis Valley before driving through the historical town of Halifax to conclude your tour. Entirely customisable, you can opt for lunch and wine tastings as you wish, and choose sightseeing stops that best suite your interests en route.
This tour starts and finishes in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Main image Luckett's Vineyard, Wallbrook. Tourism Nova Scotia. Photographer Acorn Art Photography
Gallery
1/5 - Lunenberg Waterfront, Nova Scotia. Photographer Lora Pope (@explorewithlora)
2/5 - Halls Harbour, Nova Scotia - photo credit Tourism Nova Scotia
3/5 - Wolfville. Tourism Nova Scotia. Photographer Aaron McKenzie Fraser
4/5 - Benjamin Bridge Vineyards, Gaspereau Tourism Nova Scotia Photographer Acorn Art Photography
5/5 - Lightfoot and Wolfville Vineyard, Annapolis Valley - Photo credit Destination Canada
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