Group Travel
Motorcoach and Group Tours
Whether the group consists of 10 or 50, there are attractions and lodgings ready to accommodate the needs of groups visiting Southwest Nova Scotia. Visit lighthouses and walk along beaches, learn how artisans mold basic ingredients into beautiful creations, become involved in the day to day operation of a 18th century-style farm or enjoy an open water adventure. Southwest Nova Scotia encompasses the rugged coastline of the south shore from the famous Peggy’s Cove to the historic seaport of Yarmouth to the fertile lands along the Bay of Fundy.
Southwest Nova Scotia has national historic sites that offer views into the natural and dramatic history and culture of eastern Canada. The fertile lands offer its fruits for fine wines and the sea boasts delicacies such as lobster, haddock and scallops that are used in local culinary dishes. What could be better than enjoying a lobster stew with an award winning local wine while viewing a landscape of green hills stretching to the ocean.
A tour of southwest Nova Scotia may include:
- Peggy’s Cove - a photographers haven with its stately lighthouse sitting on granite boulders and surrounding peaceful and colorful village
- Mahone Bay – its beauty gives its home based artisans inspiration Tour one of the economuseums (network of interpretive workshops and retail studios) in the area
- Sail on a ketch or an authentic lobster boat
- Visit Lunenburg with its UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Nova Scotia Fisheries Museum
- Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site of Canada – offering interpretation of the natural and cultural fabric of southwest Nova Scotia
- Town of Annapolis Royal - Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens with 10 acres of themed gardens and two national historic sites: Fort Anne and Port Royal offering more than a glimpse to the past
- Vineyards tours and samplings
- Succulent seafood and scrumptious deserts made with fresh Nova Scotia ingredients
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