Halifax Sightseeing Tour with Peggy’s Cove

Enjoy Halifax and Peggy’s Cove in a **small-group, personalized sightseeing experience** rather than a crowded large-bus tour. Our smaller groups allow you to travel comfortably, spend more time at each attraction, and enjoy a relaxed pace. Explore **Citadel Hill**, discover the iconic **Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse**, and experience the charming waterfront of With **comfortable transportation, friendly personal service, and a small-group atmosphere**, we make it easier to enjoy Nova Scotia at your own pace and create unforgettable memories.

1. 1

   Maritime Museum of the Atlantic

   25 min

   Maritime Museum of the Atlantic is Canada’s oldest and largest maritime museum. It tells the story of Nova Scotia’s connection to the sea, including the Titanic, the Halifax Explosion, naval history, shipbuilding, and life on the Atlantic. Visitors can see historic boats, ship models, photographs, and maritime artifacts.

2. 2

   Stop 2

   20 min

   **Citadel Hill – 20-Minute Stop:** Visit the historic Halifax Citadel, enjoy panoramic views of Halifax Harbour, and learn about its military history. If your visit is around noon, you may hear the famous **Noon Gun**, fired daily at 12:00 p.m.

3. 3

   Peggy's Cove

   1.1 hours

   **Peggy’s Cove – 1 Hour Stop:** Discover the breathtaking beauty of Peggy’s Cove, one of Nova Scotia’s most iconic coastal destinations. Marvel at the famous Peggy’s Point Lighthouse, explore the charming fishing village, and enjoy spectacular Atlantic Ocean views. Take your time to capture unforgettable photos and experience the authentic charm of Nova Scotia’s rugged coastline.

4. 4

   Fairview Lawn Cemetery

   20 min

   Fairview Lawn Cemetery is a historic cemetery and the final resting place of 121 victims of the Titanic disaster. Most of the graves are marked with simple granite stones, and the site is visited by people from around the world to remember those who lost their lives in the 1912 tragedy. The cemetery also contains graves connected to other important events in Halifax’s history.

5. 5

   Halifax Public Gardens

   20 min

   Halifax Public Gardens is a beautiful Victorian garden in the heart of Halifax. It officially opened in 1836 and was later developed in the Victorian style we see today. It has beautiful flowers, trees, ponds, statues, and walking paths. It is one of the finest surviving Victorian gardens in Canada.

• Public transportation options are available nearby
• Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
• Specialized infant seats are available
• Suitable for all physical fitness levels

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.