Looking to Taste the best of Halifax’s food, cider & wine scene? This is not your average city tour. Join this tasty tour driving around the city of Halifax to visit local culinary hot spots for scrumptious food, cider and wine. Try foods like traditional local seafood to Halifax’s famous “don air” and everything in between. Not only will you learn about our rich culinary culture but also the city’s history since the founding in 1749.

This tour also includes stops to Citadel Hill- the hill that watches over the city and see why no enemy dared to attack Halifax and the Historic Hydro stone Neighborhood- that rose after the city was shattered during the Halifax Explosion and was recently 2nd best in the top ten “best neighborhoods” in Canada. After the conclusion of the tour, let your guide know where you would like to be dropped off… back at the Pier, Spring Garden for Shopping or Halifax’s iconic boardwalk.

Spend the day your way on this great combination tour of two of Halifax’s favorites. You’ll see the tiny coastal village of Peggy’s Cove by motor coach and then visit Halifax city sites by double-decker bus at your leisure, hop on/hop off style! You’ll be whisked away to the geological and panoramic marvel that is Peggy’s Cove. This beloved fishing village has been a popular destination for travelers for generations. See its unique granite coastline which has been shaped by millions of years of erosion and pounding tides. Enjoy a live lobster demonstration with your kilted guide and take some time to explore on your own.

Once back in Halifax you’ll have time while in port to take in the city’s main highlights aboard a fleet of double decker buses, fully guided and in support of Breast Cancer. There are over a dozen stops to choose from along the way, including such city highlights as Citadel Hill National Historic Site, the beautiful Public Gardens, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, the Spring Garden Road Shopping district, the Fairview Lawn Titanic Cemetery and plenty more shops and stops.

This fun and flexible tour is perfect if you wish to explore Halifax and two great museums at your leisure on the Hop on Hop off. For a truly fabulous day in Halifax enjoy your fully guided routes of panoramic touring. Hop off as you explore the Citadel National Historic Site, where your admission is included, before hopping on again at your leisure. Then head to the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, admission here is also included, where you'll experience the impact the RMS Titanic had on this historic city. Hop on Hop off stops provide easy access to landmarks and popular places to support you in getting the most from your day in port. Discover all the best attractions this modern city has to offer and marvel at magnificent sights.

Along the way, see 23 of “Trip Advisors” top Halifax highlights such as the Old Burying Ground, McNab’s Island, Point Pleasant Park and the Halifax Common, among others. You’ll view landmarks such as the Public Gardens, St. Mary’s Basilica, the Grand Parade, St. George’s Round Church, the Old Town Clock and the Halifax Explosion Memorial Bell Tower at Fort Needham, and the Fairview Lawn Titanic Cemetery, just to name a few.

Board your brightly painted, vintage Double Decker bus as Hop-On Hop-Off Halifax showcases the very best this diverse and cosmopolitan city has to offer. See a historic and revitalized downtown core, to the stunning harbor front landscapes, and hear legendary stories of both the Titanic sinking and the Halifax Explosion.

With your all day pass, climb aboard and enjoy the freedom and flexibility to see the city sights on your own schedule while enjoying the comfort and convenience of the double decker bus service. Hop off at the famous TITANIC Cemetery. As you peruse the tranquil setting enjoy speaking to the on-site Gray Line tour guide who will inform, enlighten and engage you with stories behind the headstones and of those passengers who are laid to rest in Halifax.

The 90-minute round trip route begins at the cruise terminal where you board the bus and enjoy the ride until you reach a part of the city you would like to see in more detail. Hop off and explore at your leisure before re-boarding and continuing on with the tour. A brochure provides a detailed map to help you plan your day with ease and accuracy.

It’s a journey you’ll remember all your life. This tour takes you to two of Halifax’s most popular sites – Peggy’s Cove and the Fairview Lawn Cemetery, the final resting place of 121 passengers of the Titanic. Your tour begins with breathtaking wooded coastal views along the Lighthouse Route as you make our way to the historic community of Peggy’s Cove. Hear how glaciers and constant pounding from ocean waves have shaped the world-renowned village’s granite shores. See the lighthouse that has been an inspiration for generations of writers, photographers and painters, and the famous deGarthe Monument, which artisan William deGarthe carved in the coarse stone.

Take time to explore the shops and galleries around this working fishing community before returning along St. Margaret’s Bay to the Fairview Lawn Cemetery. Your kilted guide will walk the grounds with you, bringing the tale of the great ship’s ill-fated maiden voyage to life. Discover the true identities of the unknown child and J. Dawson, both recovered from the icy waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Their stories are part of a legacy that continues to fascinate visitors over 100 years later.

Visit two of Halifax's most popular landmarks, Peggy's Cove and the Fairview Lawn Cemetery – final resting place of 121 passengers of the Titanic. Enjoy scenic views on your way to Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse- it has been an inspiration for generations of writers, photographers and painters. Take time to explore the shops and galleries around this working fishing community before returning to town.

At the Fairview Lawn Cemetery, your guide will walk the grounds with you, bringing to life the tale of the great ship Titanic and its ill-fated maiden voyage. Discover the true identities of the unknown child and J. Dawson, both recovered from the icy waters of the Atlantic Ocean. Their stories are part of a legacy that continues to fascinate visitors after 100 years.

This exciting, once-in-a-lifetime experience of Halifax’s 'Top 10' things to see and do is designed for those who want to see it all and in very little time. Your tour starts as you travel to Peggy’s Cove the world’s most photographed fishing village. Here you’ll have time to visit and explore the rugged, sea-sculpted granite shores. On your return to the city learn about the maple syrup industry as you make a stop at Acadian Maple and sample a sweet treat.

Continue onto Halifax and its major sites. You’ll visit Fairview Lawn Cemetery where 121 victims of the Titanic disaster are buried. Discover trendy Spring Garden Road with its many restaurants and boutiques – it’s been voted "best place to people watch” east of Montreal. Escape to the lush oasis of the Public Gardens, an authentic Victorian garden nestled in the city’s bustling downtown.

Enjoy a panoramic drive around Citadel Hill, one of Canada’s most visited National Historic Sites, where you'll have amazing views of the city. Drive along the waterfront and see the longest oceanfront boardwalk in Canada and the unique stone buildings of the first business in Halifax. You'll see historic properties and hear the tales of privateers, pirates and the founding fathers of the banking industry of Canada.

This exciting, once-in-a-lifetime experience of Halifax’s 'Top 10' things to see and do is designed for those who want to see it all and in very little time. Your tour starts as you travel to Peggy’s Cove the world’s most photographed fishing village. Here you’ll have time to visit and explore the rugged, sea-sculpted granite shores. On your return to the city learn about the maple syrup industry as you make a stop at Acadian Maple and sample a sweet treat. Continue onto Halifax and its major sites. You’ll visit Fairview Lawn Cemetery where 121 victims of the Titanic disaster are buried. Discover trendy Spring Garden Road with its many restaurants and boutiques – it’s been voted "best place to people watch” east of Montreal.

Escape to the lush oasis of the Public Gardens, an authentic Victorian garden nestled in the city’s bustling downtown. Stop atop Citadel Hill, one of Canada’s most visited National Historic Sites where you'll have an amazing photo opportunity of the city. Drive along the waterfront and see the longest oceanfront boardwalk in Canada and the unique stone buildings of the first business in Halifax. You'll see historic properties and hear the tales of privateers, pirates and the founding fathers of the banking industry of Canada.

This relaxing excursion highlights Halifax's multifaceted character, taking in its numerous museums, churches and institutions of higher learning, as well as its gracious parks, notable monuments and richly historic buildings. Travel with your kilted guide through historic streets as you learn the story of Halifax’s founding, of the pirates and privateers who walked its streets and of the prosperous, world-class city it has become today. Learn of the Halifax explosion, the terrible devastation in 1917 when the face of the city’s north end was changed forever by the collision of two ships in the harbor.

Visit Halifax’s famed Victorian Public Gardens where you’ll enjoy a guided walk in this 16-acre oasis in the middle of the city and a panoramic drive around the Halifax Citadel, the fourth fort to guard the city since its founding two and a half centuries ago and one of Canada’s most visited national historic sites. Then, visit one of the three main Titanic cemeteries, where 121 Titanic victims are buried. You’ll also see such landmarks as St. Paul’s Anglican Church, City Hall, the Old Town Clock and Province House as your coach travels through the streets of this historic, yet modern city.

You’ll be transported to the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site of Canada and met by a kilted soldier of the 78th Highland Regiment. Step back in time to 1870, as you ‘take the Queen's shilling’ by enlisting in Queen Victoria's army and experiencing the past as one of Her Majesty's Redcoats.

Relive aspects of garrison life through a series of hands-on activities. This 2 1/2-hour program will immerse you in the duties and traditions of the Victorian Army and the Scottish Highlanders. Witness the Changing of the Fortress Guard, gun firings or bagpipe displays. Light refreshments are included and you’ll have time to explore other on-site exhibits and the gift shop.

Want to share your memories with family and friends? You’ll be taken to the most photographed places in Halifax and its surroundings. This guided tour will give you insight into the Halifax and Peggy’s Cove areas. Make the most of your time in the city by seeing the most visited sites in this region, all included in one tour. Picture stops include: Halifax Public Gardens, Citadel Hill, Peggy’s Cove, Titanic Gravesites, Halifax Seaport.

Founded in 1753, Lunenburg is a designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, one of Nova Scotia’s most historic towns and a splendid example of a British Colonial settlement. While the drive is approximately 90 minutes, the wait is worth it when you arrive in this charming scenic waterfront town.

Enjoying the historic and colorful working waterfront, your tour guide will regale you with intriguing tales of shipbuilding, fishing, rum running and the buried treasure of Oak Island, all part of the local lore. You’ll have some time to explore on your own, perhaps to visit the Fisheries Museum of Lunenburg (small fee), where a replica of Nova Scotia’s famous racing schooner of the 1920s was built in 1963. Known as the Ambassador of Nova Scotia, the 'Bluenose I' graces the Canadian dime, and when not offering tours from the Halifax waterfront, can be found docked here at her home wharf.

Returning to Halifax, enjoy a brief stop in Mahone Bay, famous for its three waterfront churches and local shops.