The Canadian Maritimes

May 26–June 6, 2024

Tour Operator: Odysseys Unlimited

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Easy: Minimal walking is required. Typically, involves cruising by ship. Suitable for travelers with limited mobility. Optional excursions may require a higher activity level.

Moderate: Moderate amount of walking required. Typically, two to three miles a day, often uphill, on uneven terrain and/or with multiple stairs. Requires the ability to board a ship and motor coach without assistance.

Active: Extensive walking required. Typically, three or more miles a day, often uphill, on uneven terrain, and/or with multiple stairs. May include optional activities such as biking, kayaking, or hiking and included destinations with high altitudes. Excellent health is required to take full advantage of the tour's inclusions.

Highly Active: Extensive walking and intense daily physical activity required. Appropriate for people who lead very active lives. Trip activities will be at a higher intensity and a more vigorous pace and may include activities such as biking, hiking at high altitudes and for long distances, white water rafting, and kayaking. A pre-trip physical training program is highly recommended and strongly encouraged.

To fully enjoy your tour experience, it is important to be in good health regardless of the tour's activity level. Please use your best discretion when deciding which group tour is right for you as your ability will have an impact on other participants. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the UW Alumni Tours office.

Activity Level: Moderate

To learn more or to make a reservation, call Odysseys Unlimited at 1-888-370-6765.

This 12-day small group exploration begins with Novia Scotia’s photogenic South Shore and iconic Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse.  Encounter the region’s history at Lunenburg, a UNESCO site; and at the Grand-Pré National Historic Site in the picturesque Annapolis Valley.  In the Bay of Fundy, embark on a whale-watching cruise.  Enjoy dinner aboard a lobster boat in Shediac, then discover Prince Edward Island.  On Cape Breton Island, visit the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site, drive the world-famous Cabot Trail, and see the 18th-century Fortress of Louisbourg.

Highlights

• Iconic Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse
• UNESCO site of Lunenburg
• Scenic Annapolis Valley and Grand-Pré National Historic Site
• Bay of Fundy whale watch
• Dinner aboard a lobster boat
• Prince Edward Island touring
• Alexander Graham Bell Historic Site
• Full-day Cabot Trail drive
• 18th-century Fortress of Louisbourg

Program itinerary is subject to change. See final brochure for complete details.

Optional Post-Tour Extension

Enjoy extended time exploring a diverse mix of historic and contemporary sights in Nova Scotia’s capital city of Halifax with a 3-day/2-night post-tour extension.

Cost Details

Please see tour brochure for details.

Your safety is our top priority! See Odysseys Unlimited’s safety and health protocols.

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