NOVA SCOTIA
Nova Scotia’s coastal routes are ideal for bike tours, walking tours, and hiking. Picturesque fishing villages, gentle beaches, and dramatic headlands are features enjoyed by all explorers. There are small inns, good cafes, and lots of artists. Come for some active relaxation – cycling, walking, or sea kayaking, and discover why it is called Canada’s Ocean Playground.
NS: South Shore Bike
Four nights; five days of easy cycling on the South Shore Lighthouse Route and Rum Runner’s Trail, featuring gentle beaches, fishing villages, and the UNESCO site of Lunenburg. Optional extra: sea kayaking on the Atlantic coast.
NS: Mabou & Celtic Shores Coastal Trail Bike or Walk
An easy five day, four night exploration of Western Cape Breton Island by bicycle or on foot. It follows a traffic-free trail - flat and very easy for both cycling and hiking, and has one day of hilly hiking in the Mabou Highlands.
NS: Fundy & Glooscap Bike
Six nights; seven days of cycling, with hiking, sea kayaking, and tidal bore river rafting opportunities.
NS: Fundy & Glooscap Hike
Five nights; six days of walks and hikes around the Bay of Fundy. Optional activities include sea kayaking and tidal bore rafting.
NS: Yarmouth to Wolfville Bike
Five nights; six days of cycling along the Acadian French and Fundy shores, through the Annapolis Valley, and on the Harvest Moon Trail. Optional whale-watching in the Bay of Fundy.
NS: South Shore Sea-Kayak
Four nights; five days of visiting islands, beaches, and villages by sea kayak. Nights in warm inns, with excellent cuisine.
NS: Cape Breton Island Hike
Six nights; seven days of hiking, showing you the best trails of Cape Breton Island on foot.
NS: Cabot Trail Bike
A classic bicycling adventure on a paved 298km loop. Five nights; five days of some of the best cycling in the world.
NS: South Shore & Fundy Hike
Five nights; six days of easy to moderate walking and hiking on the Lighthouse and Fundy shores.