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Itinerary
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Day 1 Halifax
Discover the dynamic city of Halifax and its surroundings. The city has more pubs and clubs per capita than almost any other city in Canada. Have a drink in Alexander Keith's original 1820 brewery on your first night here.
-Accomodation : B&B
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Day 2 Halifax
Halifax is a very pleasant city to live in. Take a stroll and discover its many facets. The Citadel is rich in history and will give you a good overview of the city's evolution. Next, head down the hill to the town's port. Stroll along the beautifully landscaped promenade that runs alongside this vast expanse of water. Can you spot Georges Island?
- Accomodation: B&B
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Day 3 Halifax / Digby
Off to Digby! You won't want to miss Peggy's Cove on the way. This regionally renowned lighthouse lies not far from a charming fishing village. In sunshine or mist, the mystical atmosphere is enchanting at all times. Then on to the charming town of Digby.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Transportation: approx. 161 mi, approx.3h30 -
Day 4 Digby / Saint John
Continue on to Saint John! With its 19th-century architecture, Saint John has an authentic charm all of its own. After a tour of the city, head for the Plank at Reversing Falls, a steel and glass platform overlooking the world's largest whirlpool of reversing rapids. Get a close-up view of this amazing natural phenomenon!
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Transportation: approx. 50 mi, approx.2h40 -
Day 5 Saint John
Admire the sunrise from the water's edge and then, why not take day trip to set off on a cruise to discover the majestic whales departure from St. Andrews-by-the-Sea? The picturesque peninsula between the high tides of the Bay of Fundy and St. Mary's Bay is home to an incredible ecosystem, including rare species of flowers and birds.
- Accomodation: Hotel
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Day 6 Saint John / Moncton
Discover Fundy National Park, a paradise for nature lovers. It boasts an extensive network of trails leading to unique coastal landscapes featuring the world's highest tides and Acadian forest.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Transportation: approx. 125 mi, approx.2h -
Day 7 Moncton
The Hopewell Rocks are waiting for you! Spend the day exploring this park and its tide-changing landscape. In the morning, you'll be strolling along the foot of these impressive, atypically-shaped rocks. In the afternoon, you'll have no choice but to take a kayak and continue exploring the park. What an experience!
NB : Some days high tide will be in the morning and low tide will be in the afternoon- Included activity : Hopewells Rocks
- Accomodation: Hotel -
Day 8 Moncton / Charlottetown
Your stay takes you to Prince Edward Island, the jewel of the region. Here, the many fine-sand beaches are waiting to welcome you for a relaxing break.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Transportation: approx. 106 mi, approx.2h -
Day 9 Charlottetown
The region's national parks offer unique and very different landscapes. Are you more interested in pebble beaches with red sandstone cliffs or fine sandy beaches with a footbridge over the water?
- Accomodation: Hotel
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Day 10 Charlottetown / Baddeck
Goodbye Prince Edward Island, hello Cape Breton Island! Take the Trans-Canada Highway to your next destination.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Transportation: approx. 305 mi, approx.5h -
Day 11 Baddeck / Chéticamp
Begin your exploration of the ever-popular Cabot Trail. This circuit around the upper part of the island offers breathtaking panoramic views.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Transportation: approx. 81 mi, approx.1h30 -
Day 12 Chéticamp
Don't miss the Parc national des Hautes-Terres-du-Cap-Breton, where sea and mountains meet, and where the flora and fauna are as surprising as the scenery.
- Accomodation: Hotel
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Day 13 Chéticamp / Liscomb Mills
After completing the Cabot trail loop, get back on the road and enjoy a relaxing break by the beach to round off the day.
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Transportation: approx. 205 mi, approx.4h -
Day 14 Liscomb Mills / Halifax
The road from Liscomb Mills to Halifax is one of unparalleled beauty! As you cross the wooded road, you'll catch glimpses of the ocean here and there, and of the several hundred islands that lie close to the shore. Why not stop for a picnic?
- Accomodation: Hotel
- Transportation: approx. 205 mi, approx.4h -
Day 15 Halifax
Enjoy your last day in Halifax before returning your vehicle to the airport for your flight home.
Period & budget
When to travel?
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Terms and conditions
Booking conditions
Invoice procedure
Cancellation policy
If cancellation occurs:
- More than 31 days before departure: 20% of the total booking amount (excluding insurance and fixed fees)
- Between 30 and 21 days before departure: 35% of the total booking amount (excluding insurance and fixed fees)
- Between 20 and 14 days before departure: 50% of the total booking amount (excluding insurance and fixed fees)
- Between 13 and 7 days before departure: 75% of the total booking amount (excluding insurance and fixed fees)
- Less than 7 days before departure: 100% of the total booking amount (excluding insurance and fixed fees)
Regardless of the cancellation or contract modification date, the following fees are added to the standard cancellation terms above:
- Airfare fees: If your flight ticket has to be issued well in advance—often to secure the best fare—100% of the non-refundable flight costs will be charged in case of cancellation or change. In this case, the standard cancellation terms apply only to the land portion of the trip.
- Land service fees: Any non-refundable fees incurred early for firm bookings will be charged in case of cancellation.
- Insurance: Whether you purchased multi-risk or cancellation insurance, the insurance premium is non-refundable under any circumstances.
The date the written notice is received will be considered the official cancellation date and will determine the applicable cancellation fees.
Altaï Canada may also cancel a trip due to exceptional circumstances considered force majeure (e.g., volcanic eruptions, social unrest, strikes, severe weather) that could compromise the safety of participants. In such cases, all amounts paid will be fully refunded, but no additional compensation can be claimed.