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Experience the highlights of Canada's east coast as you travel through Nova Scotia. You can choose from the best cruises and itineraries that visit this part of Canada, bordering the North Atlantic. Some cruises visit Sable Island, where you can see the intriguing Sable Island Ponies. Along the way, you will have opportunities to do some of North America's most scenic kayaking, hiking, biking, paddleboarding & wildlife viewing. These itineraries have no age limit, but they aren't for the weak of heart. They usually visit the neighboring province to the north as well—Newfoundland and LabradorTell us about your ideal trip, and our team of Canada travel experts will help you to start planning to make it happen!
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Great Lakes and St Lawrence River - Unlocking the American Dream$1402018Oct 8, 2025Embark on an 18-day cruise from Milwaukee to Halifax, exploring iconic locations. Traverse tranquil Mackinac Island, witness Sault Ste. Marie's …
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Canadian Arctic & Northern Lights$2058017Sep 14, 2025Join the SH Vega for a 17-day Northern Canada Discovery cruise to learn the cultures, art, and wildlife of the magical Arctic while exploring its …
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The Canadian Maritimes and Newfoundland$1108810Aug 31, 2025Embark on the National Geographic Explorer on this 10-day cruise and sail into eastern Canada's breathtaking natural beauty. Discover Newfoundland's …
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Canadian Discovery$849513Apr 11, 2025Set sail on a 13-day Viking voyage from New York City to Toronto. Explore iconic landmarks, sail the Atlantic, experience the historic charm of …
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Best time to visit Nova Scotia

The best time to visit Nova Scotia is undoubtedly summer. The warm temperatures of July and August are perfect for seeing all that Nova Scotia offers. This season is when most visitors come to this Canadian province, but the “crowds” are not like those in other parts of the world, which makes for an enjoyable and relaxed visit.

Spring (May and June) Flowers begin to decorate Nova Scotia's landscapes and the temperature begins to rise to about 20°C.

Fall (September and October) This is the ideal time to enjoy hiking activities in Kejimkujik National Park thanks to the incredible fall foliage.

Winter (November to April) Temperatures drop between 5°C and -15°C and not many visitors are expected, which causes prices to drop, although not many accommodations and attractions open their doors at this time.
Nova Scotia Favorite Destinations

Halifax is the capital of Nova Scotia and the largest city in Canada's Atlantic provinces. The city has a long and rich history, dating back to its founding as a British fort in 1749. Halifax is now a thriving metropolis with a diverse economy and vibrant culture. The city is home to many world-class attractions, such as the Halifax Citadel, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, and Pier 21. Halifax is also an excellent place to enjoy outdoor activities, with its many parks and beaches. 

Baddeck is a beautiful town in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia. With a population of just over 1,000, it is the perfect place to escape the city life's hustle and bustle. The town is situated on the stunning Bras d'Or Lake and is surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills. There are many hiking and biking trails, as well as kayaking and canoeing. In winter, you can go cross-country skiing or snowshoe in the nearby Cape Breton Highlands. 

The Canadian Maritimes is a group of provinces on the east coast of Canada known for their natural beauty. The provinces of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island constitute the Maritimes, each with its unique attractions. Visitors to the Maritimes can enjoy the stunning coastal scenery, quaint small towns, and plenty of outdoor activities. The Maritimes are also home to some of Canada's best seafood, making it an excellent destination for food lovers.
How Much Does a Nova Scotia Cruise Cost?

Nova Scotia is a wonderful destination with a wide variety of travel options, prices can start as low as $4500 for an 11-day cruise. So visiting this wonderful place won't break the bank.

In addition, Adventure Life's expert travel advisors are always ready to help you plan your next adventure.

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