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Are you ready to experience some of the most captivating destinations in Canada? An East Coast bus tour with Comfort Tour Canada offers the perfect way to see Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. From the historic streets of Halifax to the stunning vistas of Cape Breton and the picturesque landscapes of PEI. On this 7-day adventure, you will go through the heart of Canada’s charming east coast.
Here’s why an East Coast bus tour is the best way to explore this beautiful region and why Comfort Tour Canada should be your top choice for the journey.
1. Effortless Travel with Scenic Views
One of the biggest benefits of booking an East Coast bus tour is the convenience and comfort it offers. Comfort Tour Canada handles all the logistics so you can focus on your vacation. Traveling by bus allows you to relax and enjoy the stunning landscapes that unfold along the way. The luxury coach is equipped with comfortable seating, air conditioning, and large scenic windows. This way, you can easily view the natural beauty of the Atlantic provinces.
Whether you’re traveling through Nova Scotia’s lush countryside or crossing the iconic Confederation Bridge into Prince Edward Island, you’ll experience the wonders of the East Coast. You will be travelling without the hassle of navigating roads or worrying about parking.
2. Discover the Historic Charm of Halifax
Your East Coast bus tour begins in Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia. There you’ll be transported into the heart of the region’s history. Halifax is home to countless historical sites that speak to its maritime roots. On Day 1, you’ll visit Halifax Citadel, a National Historic Site that offers stunning views of the harbour. You will also see the Province House, City Hall, and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic.
Perhaps most intriguing of all is Pier 21. It served as the Canadian equivalent of Ellis Island, where thousands of immigrants arrived in Canada. With expert local guides sharing their insights, you’ll gain a deeper appreciation for Halifax’s role in shaping Canadian history.
3. Breathe in the Coastal Air on the South Shore
Day 2 takes you along the famous Lighthouse Route to explore Nova Scotia’s South Shore, a beautiful stretch of coastline dotted with charming towns, rocky shorelines and of course, lighthouses. Your first stop is Peggy’s Cove. It is known for its iconic lighthouse perched on massive granite rocks, weathered by centuries of ocean waves. This is one of the most photographed locations in Canada. It will leave you awestruck by the power and beauty of the North Atlantic Ocean.
Next, you’ll visit Mahone Bay, a picture-perfect town that’s often called one of the most beautiful spots in Nova Scotia. As you look out over the bay, you’ll spot three charming churches which create a classic view that’s perfect for getting out your camera! Finally, you’ll make your way to Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is known for its colourful wooden buildings, maritime heritage and the Bluenose II schooner. This quaint town offers a glimpse into Canada’s seafaring past and is a must-see for history and culture enthusiasts.
4. Adventure Awaits on the Cabot Trail
An East Coast tour is not complete until you journey along Nova Scotia’s Cabot Trail—one of the most scenic drives in the world. On Day 4, your East Coast bus tour will take you on a full-day adventure through Cape Breton Island. Starting in Baddeck, you’ll travel along the trail where you’ll experience the best of the Cape Breton Highlands.
Marvel at the stunning vistas from Pleasant Bay, enjoy whale watching, and explore the history of the Acadians in the local villages. The tour also includes a visit to a local craft shop where you can purchase handmade goods.
5. Cross into Prince Edward Island
Day 5 brings you to Prince Edward Island where you’ll board a ferry from Caribou, NS to Wood Island, PEI. During the 1 ½ hour ferry ride, you’ll have the chance to relax and enjoy the scenic journey across the Northumberland Strait. Upon arrival in Charlottetown, the capital of PEI, you’ll explore the historic streets and visit Founders Hall, where Canada became a Confederation in 1867.
Charlottetown is the birthplace of Canada and you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in its history before enjoying the evening at your leisure. You might want to see the famous Anne of Green Gables performance at the Confederation Centre for the Arts. You’ll dive deeper into the island’s literary and cultural heritage…the option is yours!
6. Explore the Natural Beauty of PEI
Day 6 is all about discovering the scenic charm of Prince Edward Island. Start with a walking tour of Charlottetownwhere you’ll learn about the city’s colonial history and its pivotal role in Canada’s creation. Then take a trip to the Cavendish area, where you can visit the Anne of Green Gables Museum and explore the island’s iconic red sandstone cliffs, sandy beaches, and fertile farmland.
If you enjoy seafood, you’ll also have time for a famous lobster dinner at Fisherman’s Wharf in North Rustico, where you can enjoy a traditional PEI lobster feast. It’s an unforgettable dining experience! The day concludes with a return to your hotel in Charlottetown to relax and unwind.
7. The Ultimate East Coast Experience
Your East Coast bus tour with Comfort Tour Canada concludes with a scenic drive over the Confederation Bridge, the world’s longest bridge, connecting Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick, before heading back to Halifax. As your trip comes to a close, you’ll have memories of stunning landscapes, rich history and unforgettable cultural experiences that only the Canadian East Coast can offer.
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