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Eastern Canada Itineraries for 2 weeks
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13 Days in Canadian Maritimes, incl. Halifax and Prince Edward Island
A 13-day route through Eastern Canada showcases 8 distinctive cities. Marvel at UNESCO sites like Lunenburg and Joggins Fossil Cliffs, savor a Shediac Bay lobster cruise, and take in Prince Edward Island National Park's red cliffs and white beaches.
- Days 1-2
Halifax & Bay of Fundy
Start your trip in Halifax, the walkable capital of Nova Scotia filled with maritime history. Visit the Halifax Waterfront Boardwalk in the evening after 6 PM when crowds thin out and you can watch boats in the harbor. On Day 2, drive to the Bay of Fundy and plan around the tides. One traveler shared: "The Joggins Fossil Cliffs were incredible – bring good walking shoes and arrive early before the summer heat kicks in."
- Days 3-4
Saint John & St. Andrews
Stay in Saint John to explore New Brunswick's southern coast. Visit the Reversing Falls during high tide for the best views. Book whale watching tours in St. Andrews on your first available day since weather might require rescheduling. A visitor suggests: "The morning whale watching tours tend to have calmer waters – take motion sickness pills just in case."
- Days 5-7
Digby & South Shore
Book the morning ferry to Digby ahead of time if traveling in peak season. Visit Annapolis Valley wineries in the morning when crowds are smaller. Most start tastings at 11 AM. Get to Peggy's Cove before 9 AM to avoid tour buses. Plan your Lunenburg Fisheries Museum visit before its 5 PM closing time.
- Days 8-9
Prince Edward Island
Drive across the 8-mile Confederation Bridge to PEI. Bring Canadian cash for the toll. Walk through Charlottetown's historic district and visit Anne of Green Gables sites in mid-afternoon after tour groups leave. According to one traveler: "The North Shore beaches are less crowded in the early evening, and the red cliffs look spectacular at sunset."
- Days 10-11
Cape Breton Island
Take a full day for the Cabot Trail. Start early and drive clockwise for the best ocean views. Bring warm layers since highland temperatures run about 10°F cooler than Baddeck. Set aside 3-4 hours for the Alexander Graham Bell Museum. A visitor advises: "The Trail's lookout points get busy around midday – start your drive by 8 AM for peaceful photo opportunities."
- Days 12-13
Fortress of Louisbourg & Halifax
Nova Scotia, Prince Edward & Newfoundland (Small Group) - 13 days
Nova Scotia, PEI, and Newfoundland reveal their charms over 13 days, from historic Lunenburg to Anne of Green Gables Heritage Place and L'Anse aux Meadows Viking site. Traditional maritime meals complement guided tours and boat excursions.
View itineraryHalifax Canada
41 miLunenburg Canada
140 miCharlottetown Canada
14 miPrince Edward Island Canada
14 miCharlottetown Canada
114 miBaddeck Canada
10 miCape Breton Island Canada
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Louisbourg Canada
18 miSydney Canada
111 miChannel-Port aux Basques Canada
230 miPort au Choix Canada
52 miL'Anse au Clair Canada
66 miL'Anse aux Meadows Canada
16 miSaint Anthony Canada
139 miCow Head Canada
18 miGros Morne National Park Of Canada Canada
36 miDeer Lake Canada
Atlantic Maritimes Adventure
Atlantic Canada reveals its charm over 13 days across 8 destinations including UNESCO sites Lunenburg and Joggins Fossil Cliffs. Whale-watching, Cabot Trail vistas, and upscale stays at properties like Cambridge Suites Halifax create lasting memories.
View itineraryHalifax Canada
115 miMoncton Canada
83 miSaint John Canada
50 miSaint Andrews Canada
50 miSaint John Canada
45 miAnnapolis Royal Canada
95 miHalifax Canada
111 miCharlottetown Canada
14 miPrince Edward Island Canada
14 miCharlottetown Canada
114 miBaddeck Canada
169 miHalifax Canada
What people love about 2 Week Eastern Canada Tours
- Atlantic Maritimes
What an amazing tour, it was perfect! The tour guide and driver were exceptional. The tour is perfectly structured, I would definitely travel with Atlantic tours again?
- Newfoundland & Labrador with Iceberg Celebration
Guide and bus driver were very accommodating and went out of their way to provide photo opportunities. Lots of narrative on the local history and issues at each destination. Pace was good, with stops about every two hours. I would go back to some of the stops in the future and spend more time exploring the area
- Newfoundland & Labrador
Our tour director James Saunders was the best tour director we have ever had. He was extremely knowledgeable about every area we visited and was very organized and efficient