6-Day East Coast Canada Tour | Gaspé, Nova Scotia, PEI & Bay of Fundy

Reford Gardens (Jardins de Métis)
Start your East Coast adventure with a visit to Canada’s most renowned private botanical garden. Located along the St. Lawrence River, Reford Gardens features over 4,000 plant species, tranquil paths, and the famous Himalayan Blue Poppy—a rare botanical jewel that blooms in early summer.
Walk through themed gardens, water lilies, art installations, and historical greenhouses.
Perfect spot for nature photography, peaceful strolls, and floral discovery.
Scenic Drive to Gaspé
Continue your journey along one of Quebec’s most spectacular coastal highways.
Enjoy sweeping panoramic views of the St. Lawrence River, forested cliffs, and charming riverside towns as you head towards Gaspé.
Arrive in Gaspé by evening and check into your hotel surrounded by the sounds of sea and forest.

Forillon National Park – Untamed Coastal Wilderness
Begin your day with an immersive adventure in Forillon National Park, Quebec’s easternmost national park.
Explore towering cliffs, pebbled beaches, dense forests, and wildlife trails.
Encounter local fauna like foxes, porcupines, and seabirds, and take in breathtaking views of the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Hike to the scenic Cap Gaspé lighthouse or enjoy panoramic ocean lookouts.
Bird Island Cruise (June to October)
Set sail in the afternoon for a wildlife-watching cruise around the iconic Bird Island (Île Bonaventure).
Witness over 400,000 seabirds, including Northern Gannets, puffins, and cormorants.
Keep your eyes open for playful dolphins, grey seals, and even whales.
A dream experience for birdwatchers and photographers alike!

Shediac – The Lobster Capital of the World
Start your day in Shediac, a charming coastal town famous for its lobster fishing and Acadian heritage.
Pose with the world’s largest lobster statue, a 90-ton icon celebrating Atlantic Canada’s seafood legacy.
Learn about local lobster traditions and enjoy the seaside charm of this fishing village.
Optional: Try a fresh lobster roll or full seafood platter at a waterfront bistro.
Halifax Harbour & Waterfront Stroll
Continue south to Halifax, Nova Scotia’s vibrant coastal capital.
Explore one of North America’s oldest ports, lined with museums, art galleries, and maritime history.
Walk along the scenic Harbourwalk, a 4km boardwalk filled with boutiques, seafood shacks, and ocean views.
Optional: Join an amphibious boat tour, exploring Halifax by both land and sea for a fun family experience.
Overnight Stay in Halifax

Peggy’s Cove Lighthouse – Atlantic Icon
Start your morning with a visit to Peggy’s Cove, home to Canada’s most photographed lighthouse.
Watch waves crash against giant granite rocks under the Atlantic breeze.
Capture postcard-perfect views of the rugged coastline and charming fishing village.
Explore local artisan shops selling paintings, souvenirs, and maritime crafts.
Confederation Bridge – Cross the Ocean
Drive across the Confederation Bridge, the longest sea bridge in the world at 12.9 km, connecting mainland Canada to Prince Edward Island.
Charlottetown – Birthplace of Confederation
Visit the Province House, where Canada’s confederation was first debated in 1864.
Enjoy the cozy atmosphere of Victorian-era streets, boutique shops, and friendly locals.
Optional: Try PEI’s famous ice cream or visit local craft breweries.

Green Gables Heritage Place – Anne’s World Comes Alive
Travel to Cavendish, Prince Edward Island, to visit the world-famous Anne of Green Gables House.
Step into the setting of L.M. Montgomery’s beloved novel, surrounded by red sand cliffs and rolling green fields.
Explore the historic house, Lovers' Lane, and Haunted Wood trail, all featured in the story.
A perfect spot for fans of literature and dreamy coastal scenery.
Magnetic Hill – A Gravity-Defying Experience
Head to Moncton and experience one of Canada’s most bizarre natural illusions.
Park at the bottom of the slope, shift into neutral… and your car appears to roll uphill!
A fun, mysterious stop for all ages.
Hopewell Rocks – Walk on the Ocean Floor
End the day at the famous Hopewell Rocks, located along the Bay of Fundy, known for the world’s highest tides.
During low tide, walk along the seabed among towering “flowerpot” rock formations.
Stunning photo opportunities, especially as the tides change dramatically.

Reversing Falls – Tidal Wonder of the Bay of Fundy
Start your final day in Saint John, New Brunswick, home to one of the most fascinating natural events on Earth.
Watch as the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy literally reverse the flow of the Saint John River.
A stunning clash between river and ocean that changes direction several times a day.
Visit the Skywalk observation platform (optional), offering a bird’s-eye view of this phenomenon.
Hartland Covered Bridge – A Piece of Canadian Heritage
Continue to the peaceful town of Hartland, home to the longest covered bridge in the world.
Stretching 1,282 feet (391 m), this 1901-built bridge is a National Historic Site of Canada.
Enjoy a relaxing stroll across the bridge and admire scenic views of the Saint John River.
Return to Montreal
After a journey filled with natural beauty and cultural heritage, relax on your drive back to Montreal, arriving in the evening.