Nova Scotia Holidays

• Stroll along the historic waterfront of Halifax pass restaurants, cafes and boutique shops.
• Take the opportunity to play a round of golf at the award-winning Algonquin Golf Course during your stay at St. Andrews.
• Spend a full day exploring the historical landmarks of Charlottetown or feast on locally caught lobsters.
• Drive through Cabot Trail, one of Canada's most spectacular scenic highways.

• Discover the diversity landscapes and history while visiting all four of Atlantic Canada's provinces
• Visit seven of Atlantic Canada's magnificent national parks
• Spend a day on one of Canada's most spectacular scenic drives - The Cabot Trail
• Explore and hike through one of Canada's most breath-taking settings - Gros Morne National Park

• Discover Halifax's vibrant waterfront and museums showcasing it maritime and immigration history
• Nova Scotia has over 8000 miles of coastline dotted with picturesque villages and harbour towns such as Peggys Cove and Lunenberg
• Follow the Evangeline Trail, a coastal route alongside the shore of the magnificent Bay of Fundy; the landscape is teeming with birds, wildlife and wild flowers
• Spend a day at Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site, the largest historical reconstruction in North America

• Sail around pretty Lunenberg Bay with a local sailboat captain on a private charter voyage
• Embark on a private whale watching excursion from St Andrews, New Brunswick with a local marine biologist
• Spend three days at the award-winning Fogo Island Inn and explore this remarkable remote island

• Discover the vibrant and historic waterfront of Halifax.
• Join Peggy’s Cove Tour and explore this picture-perfect fishing village.
• Sail out on a Nature and Whale Watching Cruise for an opportunity to see marine life.

• Explore Halifax waterfront and learn more about its rich maritime history.
• Immerse yourself in the spectacular scenery as you wind your way through Cabot Trail.
• Enjoy a ‘living museum’ experience at the Fortress of Louisburg National Historic Site.
• Drive through the scenic Bras d’Or Lake designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.

The Prince George Hotel is in the heart of downtown Halifax, Nova Scotia, with easy access to all of the city’s shopping, restaurants and attractions such as the bustling waterfront and Halifax Citadel National Historic Site. The hotel offers 201 rooms and suites, including those that offer an elevated Crown Service which benefits from exclusive access to the Six:Seventeen Lounge, where a compl...

The Hollis Halifax is a DoubleTree Suite by Hilton Hotel. Located downtown, The Hollis Halifax is perfectly situated to explore the city’s attractions and is only one block back from Halifax’s historic waterfront. All 120 rooms at The Hollis Halifax are decorated in a modern style and offer complimentary wi-fi, modern amenities and pillow-top beds. The hotel’s leisurely facilities include a compa...

The Lord Nelson Hotel was originally built in 1928 and is a landmark building in the city of Halifax. There have been additions made to the hotel over the years but it has retained its historic elegance throughout. The hotel sits on the corner of Spring Garden Road and South Park Street, overlooking the 16-acre Victorian era Halifax Public Gardens. The hotel offers 260 fresh and elegantly appoint...

The boutique Halliburton Hotel in downtown Halifax offers an intimate setting and personal service that is often only found in a small privately owned and managed hotel. The Halliburton is set just two blocks back from the historic Halifax Waterfront and a short stroll from attractions such as the Halifax Seaport Farmers Market and Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21. The Halliburton is a c...