 


10 days/9 nights

Start any date between June 15 and October 15

55 km daily average (35 miles)
This is moderate cycling, with a few challenging hills most days.
Extra Km possible on most days

Classic Accommodation: US$2280/ CAD$2280
B&B Accommodation:
US$2165/ CAD$2165 Single suppl. Classic: US$670/ CAD$670
Single suppl. B&B: US$475/ CAD$475
*Price before tax. Nova Scotia applies a 15% Harmonized Sales Tax (HST). Foreign visitors may claim a rebate.

- 9 nights hotels
- All breakfasts and 2 dinners
- Detailed route instructions and map
- Use of a top quality 21-speed hybrid bike complete with handlebar bag, pump, and all the necessary accessories for changing flats. We recommend that you bring your own helmet for safety and hygiene reasons
- Luggage transfers
- All necessary transfers during the tour
- Area Manager available throughout the tour

It is possible to reach Nova Scotia by both air and sea.
There is scheduled air service to Halifax from all major Canadian cities, & from all major US cities with non-stop flights to Nova Scotia from Boston, Newark, Toronto, Ottawa & Montreal.
Ferry services link Nova Scotia and Maine. A high speed catamaran operates between Bar Harbor, Maine and Yarmouth, NS, and an overnight luxury cruise can be taken between Portland, Maine (less than 2 hours north of Boston) and Yarmouth.
Key transfer from tour end back to start location or Halifax is included in the price. Additional transfers can be arranged. |
|
 |
|

 |
|
 |
Oceanstone Inn,
Peggy’s Cove
This lodge on the Atlantic ocean has comfortable guest rooms - some in cottages, libraries with fireplaces; and an on-site massage studio. Enjoy the organic gardens, or stroll on the beach. Expect the freshest ingredients at the Rhubarb Grill (son Paul is the chef here) which has been nominated as one of the top restaurants in Nova Scotia. |
 |
Surfside Inn,
Hubbards
This four-star oceanfront inn on the golden sands of Queensland Beach is a restored heritage building providing all modern amenities. All rooms have whirlpool baths and most have ocean or lake views. |
 |
Mecklenburgh Inn,
Chester
This historic inn is located in the heart of Chester with a commanding view of the ocean two blocks away. All rooms have down duvets, Frette linens, locally-made quilts and most have water views. |
 |
Lunenburg Arms,
Lunenburg
In the centre of this historic village, with views of the harbour, this inn has rooms with plush duvets, and bathrobes. Rissers restaurant offers fabulous seafood and live jazz on some evenings. |
 |
Lane's Privateer Inn,
Liverpool
Built in 1798, this was once the home of one of Nova Scotia’s most famous privateers. The historic building has been developed into one of the region’s top hotels with a gourmet food store and restaurant. |
 |
Whitman Inn,
Kempt
A heritage building that is a fully restored country inn, located by Kejimkujik National Park in western Nova Scotia's scenic woodland interior. |
 |
Queen Anne Inn,
Annapolis Royal
This four-star inn has been recognized as one of the best lodges in Nova Scotia by numerous travel publications. All rooms have custom-made feather beds, hand-made soaps, bath salts and plush bathrobes. |
 |
|
 |
Oceanstone Inn,
Peggy’s Cove
Enjoy the organic gardens, or stroll on the beach. Expect the freshest ingredients at the Rhubarb Grill (son Paul is the chef here) which has been nominated for one of the top restaurants in Nova Scotia. |
 |
Surfside Inn,
Hubbards
This four-star oceanfront inn on the golden sands of Queensland Beach is a restored heritage building providing all modern amenities. All rooms have whirlpool baths and most have ocean or lake views. |
 |
Mecklenburgh Inn,
Chester
This historic inn is located in the heart of Chester with a commanding view of the ocean two blocks away. All rooms have down duvets, Frette linens, locally made quilts and most have water views. |
 |
Maplebird House,
Lunenburg
This is a beautifully restored heritage building , circa 1826 with a large garden with swimming pool, patio & verandah overlooking Lunenburg harbour. Relax with piano in front of a log burning woodstove.
|
 |
Lane's Privateer Inn,
Liverpool
Built in 1798, this was once the home of one of Nova Scotia’s most famous privateers. The historic building has been developed into one of the region’s top hotels with gourmet food store and restaurant. |
 |
Whitman Inn,
Kempt
A heritage building that is a fully restored country inn, located by Kejimkujik National Park in western Nova Scotia's scenic woodland interior. |
 |
Carriage House,
Anapolis Royal
Formerly an 1890’s home, this property is now a casual but elegant four-star lodge, located within the beautiful historic town centre. Enjoy the gas fireplace and library. Large breakfasts include home baking. |
|
|
|
|