Arrival Airport: Halifax international (YHZ)
Overnight Stops: Halifax – Liverpool – Yarmouth 2 Nights – Kingston – Halifax
What to See & Do in southern Nova Scotia?
This part of Nova Scotia is both rugged, jutting into the North Atlantic, but also long settled with lots of history and charm. Enjoy Atlantic Canada’s seafaring charm with lots of lighthouses and the famed Bluenose schooner in Lunenburg. Head south to Yarmouth and Digby and watch whales frolicking in the Bay of Fundy. Then explore early French Acadian settlements, and see the massive tides of 5o feet (16 metres) and the mudflats they create. Heading back to Halifax, the economic and nightlife capital of the Maritimes.
Arrive at Halifax’s (1) International Airport and travel south along the unforgettable Lighthouse Route to nearby Peggy’s Cove, one of the most photographed attractions in Canada. From there you continue to Lunenburg, a quaint historical fishing village with charming churches dating back to the 1750s, making an overnight stop at Liverpool(2).
Next up, a scenic drive around the southern shore through , stopping in 
