The stories worth crossing the bridge for
From wave-battered lighthouses to a UNESCO harbour town and a world-famous memorial — let us take you to Nova Scotia's most unforgettable places, in comfort and at your own pace.
Peggy's Cove
A working fishing village founded in 1811, Peggy's Cove is home to Peggy's Point Lighthouse (1915) — perched on wave-smoothed granite at the mouth of St. Margarets Bay. It is one of Canada's most photographed places.
Watch the Atlantic surf crash over the rocks, sample fresh-caught seafood, and visit the nearby Swissair Flight 111 memorial. A short, unforgettable drive from Halifax.
Lunenburg
Founded in 1753, Old Town Lunenburg is a UNESCO World Heritage Site — the best surviving example of a planned British colonial settlement in North America, with its vivid, boldly painted waterfront.
Wander the colourful streets, tour the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic, and see the legendary Bluenose II schooner in her home port.
Mahone Bay
Settled in 1754, this charming South Shore town is famous for its three historic waterfront churches standing side by side — their reflection in the harbour is among the most photographed scenes in Canada.
Browse artisan boutiques, paddle the sheltered bay, and soak up postcard-perfect maritime views just minutes from Lunenburg.
Titanic Graveyard
After the Titanic sank in 1912, Halifax was the base for recovery efforts. 121 victims rest at Fairview Lawn Cemetery, their black granite headstones set in a gentle curve that echoes the hull of a ship.
A moving, world-renowned memorial — including the headstone marked simply 'J. Dawson' that draws visitors from around the globe.
Citadel Hill
Crowning downtown Halifax, the star-shaped Halifax Citadel (this fourth fort completed in 1856) guarded the strategic harbour for over a century. Its noon gun still fires every day.
Meet the kilted 78th Highlanders, take in sweeping harbour views, and time your visit for the daily cannon firing.
Destinations we'll take you to
From world-famous coastlines and national historic sites to museums and open-ocean adventures — tell us where you'd like to go and we'll craft a private trip around it.
Lighthouses & UNESCO townsPeggy's Cove & the South Shore
Iconic lighthouses, granite coastlines and the colourful UNESCO heritage streets of Mahone Bay & Lunenburg.
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Legendary ocean driveCape Breton Island & the Cabot Trail
World-renowned cliffside ocean drives, highland hiking and breathtaking Atlantic vistas.
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World's highest tidesBay of Fundy & Annapolis Valley
Walk the ocean floor at Burntcoat Head Park, then tour the valley's lush vineyards and wineries.
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Boardwalk & CitadelHalifax Waterfront & Harbour
A vibrant oceanfront boardwalk paired with 19th-century hilltop fortress history at the Halifax Citadel.
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National Historic SiteFortress of Louisbourg
North America's largest living-history reconstruction — step back into 18th-century French colonial life.
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Dark-Sky PreserveKejimkujik National Park
Tranquil canoeing waterways, ancient Mi'kmaw petroglyphs and pristine dark-sky stargazing.
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UNESCO · Acadian heritageGrand-Pré National Historic Site
A UNESCO landmark honouring Acadian heritage amidst beautiful gardens and historic farmland.
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UNESCO fossil coastJoggins Fossil Cliffs
Walk along 300-million-year-old ocean cliffs where prehistoric fossils meet the sea.
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Native wildlifeShubenacadie Wildlife Park
Up-close encounters with native Nova Scotian wildlife and mammals in a lush natural setting.
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Open-ocean adventureAtlantic Shark Expeditions
An exhilarating open-ocean adventure encountering blue sharks with marine biologists (Sambro / West Pubnico).
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Titanic & 1917 ExplosionMaritime Museum of the Atlantic
Compelling history of Halifax's seafaring past, Titanic ties and the 1917 Halifax Explosion.
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HalifaxMuseum of Natural History
Interactive exhibits featuring native wildlife, ancient fossils and Nova Scotia's natural wonders.
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Heritage · Halifax north endAfricville & Black Nova Scotian Culture
On the shores of the Bedford Basin in Halifax's north end stood Africville — a close-knit Black community founded in the mid-1800s by African Nova Scotians, with its own church, school and homes. Despite paying taxes, residents were denied basic services, and in the 1960s the city demolished the community and relocated families. Today Africville Park and the Africville Museum — housed in a replica of the beloved Seaview United Baptist Church — honour that history, the fight for justice, and the enduring culture of Black Nova Scotians. A moving, meaningful stop to learn, reflect and pay respect.
Plan this tripBook a tour in one click
Private guided tours combining the region's must-see historic and scenic stops. Request a quote for any tour, or book by the hour.
Peggy's Cove & City Tour
Peggy's Cove + Halifax highlights
Titanic Graveyard & Peggy's Cove
Fairview Lawn Cemetery + Peggy's Cove
South Shore Tour
Peggy's Cove, Mahone Bay & Lunenburg
Halifax Highlights & Peggy's Cove
City, Citadel Hill, Public Gardens, Point Pleasant, Titanic Graveyard & Peggy's Cove
The Grand Tour
Peggy's Cove, Mahone Bay, Lunenburg, Titanic Graveyard & Citadel Hill
Annapolis Valley & Bay of Fundy
World's highest tides, vineyards, orchards & the UNESCO landscape of Grand-Pré — private, at your own pace.
Loved by travellers
"Absolutely the best way to see Nova Scotia. Our driver was warm, knowledgeable, and the Sienna was spotless and comfortable the whole day. Highly recommend!"
"On time, professional, and stress-free after a long flight. Clear pricing up front and a smooth ride into Halifax. We'll book again every trip."
"Booked in one click and everything was exactly as promised. Great local stories along the way — felt more like a friend showing us around than a taxi."
Travel in a little luxury
A modern 2022 Toyota fleet, kept spotless and ready — so every journey feels easy from the moment we arrive.
2022 Toyota Sienna
Black · 3 in our fleetSpacious, quiet minivans seating up to 6 passengers with room for luggage — the comfortable choice for airport runs, groups and tours.
2022 Toyota Highlander
1 in our fleetA premium, smooth-riding SUV — perfect for couples and smaller groups who want a little extra comfort on the road.
Comfortable
Modern, immaculately kept 2022 vehicles with climate control and space to relax.
Certified
Licensed operator meeting all provincial transport standards.
Fully insured
Complete commercial insurance coverage on every trip, for your peace of mind.
Professional driver
Courteous, experienced local drivers who know the roads — and the stories.