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2022 Atlantic Canada Brochure! We Especially Appreciate Your Interest in Our Region Considering the Uncertainty As to When You Will Be Able to Visit Us Showcasing ATLANTIC CANADA for over 50 YEARS s Cove ’ Peggy Scoria Nova Tourism Credit: 1-800-565-7173 | www.atlantictours.com LABRADOR 1 - 800 - 565 - 7173 |www.atlantictours.com 7173 Where to Find Us 22 Waddell Avenue, Suite 101 | Dartmouth, NS | B3B 1K3 www.atlantictours.com | [email protected] T. 902-423-7172 | TF. 1-800-565-7173 | F. 902-425-3596 2 Thank you for viewing our 2022 Atlantic Canada brochure! We especially appreciate your interest in our region considering the uncertainty as to when you will be able to visit us. When you can, we will welcome you with open arms and our renowned East Coast hospitality. We can’t wait to showcase Atlantic Canada, our home, to our friends all across the world again! Our signature tours of Atlantic Canada are typically guaranteed to travel; however, considering the pandemic, this might not be pos- sible in 2021. We will do our absolute best to provide as much notice as possible if it becomes necessary to cancel a departure, and if the pandemic affects your ability to travel, we will work with you to change your arrangements to an alternate date in the future. When looking at vacation options, please know that we are based in Atlantic Canada, and our Tour Director Team all live in Atlantic Canada. We live it, we love, and we know it! All Escorted tours include Transportation, Atlantic Canada Tour Director, Accommodations, Meals as Noted, and Fees for all Sightsee- ing Referenced. All Self-Drive Vacations include Accommodations, Meals as Noted, and Fees for all Sightseeing Referenced. Please Note: B = Breakfast | CB = Continental Breakfast | L = Lunch | BL = Boxed Lunch | D = Dinner Table of Contents Other Services • Convention and Event Planning Atlantic Maritimes 4 • Cruise Vacations Circle Newfoundland & Labrador 5 • Custom Group Tours Wonders of the Bay of Fundy 6 • Educational Travel Enchanting Islands 6 • International Escorted Tours Nova Scotia City Lights & Country Sights 7 • Outbound Tours to the US Taste of the Maritimes 7 • Sun Destinations Best of Cape Breton Island 8 • Step on Guides Best of Prince Edward Island 8 Newfoundland & Labrador West to East 9 Newfoundland & Labrador’s Viking Trail 10 Newfoundland Explorer 10 Great Atlantic Canadian Experience 11 East Coast Islands 12 VIA Rail Getaway Packages 14 Atlantic Maritimes with Rail 16 Atlantic Canada Self Drive Tours 17 Vacation Add-Ons 20 Terms & Conditions 21 Canada by Rail 22 1-800-565-7173 | www.atlantictours.com 3 ATLANTIC MARITIMES Tourism Nova Scotia Maximum of 46 Passengers: May 31*; Jun 21; Jul 12: Aug 2, 9*; Sep 6, 13, 27; Oct 11 Maximum of 24 Passengers: Jun 14: Jul 5, 26: Aug 23: Sep 20 *two bilingual English / French departures are noted DAY 1: ARRIVE HALIFAX, NS Meet and Greet DAY 8: HALIFAX TO CHARLOTTETOWN, PE (CB) Millbrook Cul- tural & Heritage Centre; Confederation Bridge to Prince DAY 2: HALIFAX TO MONCTON, NB (CB, L, D) Joggins Fossil Edward Island Cliffs—UNESCO World Heritage Site; Lobster Dinner Cruise on Shediac Bay DAY 9: PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TOURING (B, D) Walking Tour of Charlottetown; Green Gables Heritage Place; Prince DAY 3: MONCTON TO SAINT JOHN (B, L) Hopewell Rocks on Edward Island National Park; Traditional Maritime Lobster the Bay of Fundy; Fundy National Park Supper DAY 4: ST. ANDREWS BY-THE-SEA DAY TRIP (B, L) Whale DAY 10: CHARLOTTETOWN TO BADDECK, NS (B, D) Ferry to Watching Boat Tour mainland Nova Scotia; Canso Causeway to Cape Breton; Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site DAY 5: SAINT JOHN TO DIGBY, NS (B, D) Ferry to Digby—the scallop capital of the world DAY 11: CABOT TRAIL TOURING (B, BOX L, D) Cape Breton Highlands National Park; World Famous Cabot Trail; Whale DAY 6: DIGBY TO HALIFAX, NS (B) Annapolis Valley; Grand Pre Watching Boat Tour National Historic Site; Landscape of Grand Pre —UNESCO World Heritage Site; Tour and tasting at a local winery DAY 12: BADDECK TO HALIFAX (B) Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site DAY 7: SOUTH SHORE TOURING (B) Breakfast in Peggy’s Cove; Walking Tour of Old Town Lunenburg—UNESCO World DAY 13: DEPART HALIFAX (CB) Tour ends upon check-out Heritage Site; Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic; Mahone Bay from hotel PER PERSON RATES IN CAD (PLUS TAX) Maximum of 46 Passengers Twin Triple Quad Single $4481 $4,159 $4,159 $5,718 Maximum of 24 Passengers Twin Triple Quad Single Tourism Prince Edward Island $4,981 $4,659 $4,659 $6,368 1-800-565-7173 | www.atlantictours.com 4 CIRCLE NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism Maximum of 46 Passengers: Jun 3, 10*; Jul 1, 22, 29; Aug 12, 19*; Sep 9 Maximum of 24 Passengers: Jun 24; Jul 15; Aug 5; Sep 2 *two bilingual English / French departures are noted DAY 1: ARRIVE HALIFAX, NS Meet and Greet DAY 8: COW HEAD TO GANDER (B) North Atlantic Aviation Museum DAY 2: HALIFAX TO PORT AUX BASQUES, NL (CB, D) Overnight Ferry to Port aux Basques DAY 9: GANDER TO CLARENVILLE (B, L, D) Twillingate; Long Point Lighthouse; Prime Berth Fishery & Heritage Centre; Terra DAY 3: PORT AUX BASQUES TO PORT AU CHOIX (B, L, D) Nova National Park Port Au Choix National Historic Site DAY 10: BONAVISTA & TRINITY TOURING (B, L, D) Cape DAY 4: PORT AU CHOIX TO L’ANSE AU CLAIR (B, D) Ferry to Bonavista Lighthouse Provincial Historic Site; Trinity Historical Labrador; Red Bay National Historic Site—UNESCO World Society Properties Heritage Site DAY 11: CLARENVILLE TO ST. JOHN’S (B, D) St. John’s City DAY 5: L’ANSE AU CLAIR TO ST. ANTHONY (B, D) Ferry to Tour; Signal Hill National Historic Site Newfoundland; L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site— UNESCO World Heritage Site) DAY 12: ST. JOHN’S AREA TOURING (B) Boat tour to Witless Bay Ecological Reserve (weather permitting); Cape Spear DAY 6: ST. ANTHONY TO COW HEAD (B, D) Whale Watching National Historic Site Boat Tour DAY 13: DEPART ST. JOHN’S Tour ends upon check-out from DAY 7: GROS MORNE TOURING (B, BOX L, D) Gros Morne hotel National Park– UNESCO World Heritage Site; Choice of Scenic Boat Tour (Bonne Bay or Western Brook Pond) PER PERSON RATES IN CAD (PLUS TAX) Maximum of 46 Passengers Twin Triple Quad Single $4,416 $4,107 $3,946 $5,465 Maximum of 24 Passengers Twin Triple Quad Single Newfoundland & Labrador Tourism $5,116 $4,807 $4,646 $6,315 1-800-565-7173 | www.atlantictours.com 5 WONDERS OF ENCHANTING THE BAY OF FUNDY ISLANDS Tourism New Brunswick Tourism Nova Scotia Max of 46 : May 31*; Jun 21; Jul 12; Aug 2, 9*; Sep 6,13,27; Oct 11 Max of 46: Jun 5, 26; Jul 17, Aug 7, 14*; Sep 11, 18; Oct 2, 16 Max of 24: Jun 14; Jul 5, 26; Aug 23; Sep 20 Max of 24: Jun 19; Jul 10, 31; Aug 28; Sep 25 *two bilingual English / French departures are noted *two bilingual English / French departures are noted DAY 1: ARRIVE HALIFAX, NS Meet and Greet DAY 1: ARRIVE HALIFAX, NS Meet and Greet DAY 2: HALIFAX TO MONCTON, NB (CB, L, D) Joggins Fossil DAY 2: SOUTH SHORE TOURING (B) Breakfast in Peggy’s Cliffs—UNESCO World Heritage Site; Lobster Dinner Cruise Cove; Walking Tour of Old Town Lunenburg—UNESCO World on Shediac Bay Heritage Site; Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic; Mahone Bay DAY 3: MONCTON TO SAINT JOHN (B, L) Hopewell Rocks on DAY 3: HALIFAX TO CHARLOTTETOWN, PE (CB) Millbrook the Bay of Fundy; Fundy National Park Cultural & Heritage Centre; Confederation Bridge to Prince DAY 4: ST. ANDREWS BY-THE-SEA DAY TRIP (B, L) Whale Edward Island Watching Boat Tour DAY 4: PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TOURING (B, D) Walking DAY 5: SAINT JOHN TO DIGBY, NS (B, D) Ferry to Digby—the Tour of Charlottetown; Green Gables Heritage Place; Prince scallop capital of the world Edward Island National Park; Traditional Maritime Lobster DAY 6: DIGBY TO HALIFAX (B) Annapolis Valley; Grand Pre Supper National Historic Site; Landscape of Grand Pre —UNESCO DAY 5: CHARLOTTETOWN TO BADDECK, NS (B, D) Ferry to World Heritage Site; Tour and tasting at a local winery mainland Nova Scotia; Canso Causeway to Cape Breton; DAY 7: DEPART HALIFAX (CB) Tour ends upon check-out Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site from hotel DAY 6: CABOT TRAIL TOURING (B, BOX L, D) Cape Breton Highlands National Park; World Famous Cabot Trail; Whale Watching Boat Tour DAY 7: BADDECK TO HALIFAX (B) Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site Tourism Nova Scotia DAY 8: DEPART HALIFAX (CB) Tour ends upon check-out from hotel PER PERSON RATES IN CAD (PLUS TAX) PER PERSON RATES IN CAD (PLUS TAX) Maximum of 46 Passengers Maximum of 46 Passengers Twin Triple Quad Single Twin Triple Quad Single $2,209 $2,070 $2,043 $2,776 $2,586 $2,375 $2,389 $3,310 Maximum of 24 Passengers Maximum of 24 Passengers Twin Triple Quad Single Twin Triple Quad Single $2,489 $2,350 $2,323 $3,126 $2,906 $2,695 $2,709 $3,710 1-800-565-7173 | www.atlantictours.com 6 NOVA SCOTIA CITY LIGHTS & TASTE OF THE COUNTRY SIGHTS MARITIMES Tourism Nova Scotia Tourism Prince Edward Island Max of 46: Jun 7*, 28; Jul 19; Aug 9, 16*; Sep 13, 20; Max of 46: Jun 5*, 26; Jul 17; Aug 7, 14*; Sep 11, 18; Oct 4, 18 *two bilingual English / French departures are noted Oct 2, 16 *two bilingual English / French departures are noted DAY 1: ARRIVE HALIFAX, NS DAY 1: ARRIVE HALIFAX, NS Meet and Greet DAY 2: LOCAL TOURING (CB) Free day in Halifax; Ask us DAY 2: SOUTH SHORE TOURING (B) Breakfast in Peggy’s about the many sightseeing options available today.
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