Your journey begins with a direct drive to the iconic Peggy’s Cove, home to one of the world’s most photographed lighthouses. Perched on dramatic granite rocks, the lighthouse offers stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean and is a perfect spot for photos. During your 40-minute visit, you’ll explore the fishing village, walk the rugged coastline, and hear local legends like the story of “Peggy of the Cove.” You’ll also see lobster traps, fishing boats, and artisan shops that reflect the area’s maritime charm. Your guide will provide safety tips for navigating the rocks and share stories about the village’s history and culture.

Travelers visiting St. John’s Anglican Church in Lunenburg will step into one of the oldest and most beautiful examples of Gothic Revival architecture in North America. Built in 1754, this historic church features stunning hand-painted ceilings, intricate woodwork, and vibrant stained glass windows. Your guide will walk you through its fascinating history, including how it was rebuilt after a major fire in 2001 using traditional craftsmanship. You'll learn about its spiritual importance to the town, the deep ties to Lunenburg’s founding families, and the celestial map discovered on its ceiling. This 30-minute stop offers both quiet reflection and insight into Lunenburg’s rich cultural heritage.

As part of your tour, we’ll take you to a hidden gem known only to locals — our exclusive secret photo spot. Tucked away from the main tourist paths, this location offers a breathtaking panoramic view of Lunenburg’s colorful waterfront, historic buildings, and vibrant fishing boats. It’s the perfect place to capture the town’s charm without the crowds. Your guide will help position you for the best angles and even take your photo if you’d like. Whether for your travel album or social media, this stop ensures you leave Lunenburg with a truly unique memory. It's a quiet moment that feels personal, special, and unforgettable.

When you visit Lunenburg, you'll have the chance to see the famous Bluenose II — a replica of the original Bluenose, Nova Scotia’s legendary racing schooner. Docked along the historic waterfront, the Bluenose II is a proud symbol of Canada’s maritime heritage and is featured on the Canadian dime. Travelers can view the ship up close, take stunning photos, and learn about its racing history and role in fishing life from your guide. Depending on the season and schedule, you might even see the crew at work or catch the ship setting sail. It's a must-see highlight that connects you to Nova Scotia's seafaring spirit.