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What you will visit:

Peggy's Cove Fishing Village

Dating back to 1811, charming Peggy's Cove Fishing Village takes its name from St. Margaret's Bay. This rural fishing village, set against a backdrop of colorful fishing boats and the Atlantic Ocean, displays its maritime heritage around every corner and pays homage with its carved-granite DeGarthe Monument, which pays tribute to the local fishermen. The boardwalk and quaint streets are studded with local artisan shops. Perched high on a jagged outcrop of the eastern shore of St. Margaret's Bay, Peggy's Cove Lighthouse, built in 1915, is famed for its white-and-red designs and is one of the most photographed structures in Canada.

What you will see along the way:

As your motorcoach departs port, settle in for a scenic drive along Nova Scotia's famous Lighthouse Route. Look out your window for postcard-worthy views of rugged coastlines, rocky coves, and rolling surf. Pass clusters of candy-colored houses tucked into forested hillsides, working fishing villages, and quiet harbors steeped in maritime legend. As golden hour approaches, the ever-changing light paints the landscapes of Peggy's Cove in warm tones-perfect for photographs. On your return to Halifax, enjoy an illuminated cityscape from the comfort of your seat. You'll pass historic landmarks like the Citadel, the Old Town Clock, and the waterfront-sparkling under the evening sky and offering a striking end to your coastal adventure.

Dinner:

Savor a traditional East Coast lobster dinner featuring a freshly prepared one-pound lobster, served with salad, dessert, and your choice of a non-alcoholic beverage. To complete the experience, sip on one local beer or a glass of house wine, all while taking in the coastal charm of Peggy's Cove.