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Nova Scotia

Halifax is the largest city in the Atlantic Canada. Nicknamed “Smart City”, Halifax boasts numerous universities and the best-educated workforce of Canada. Your clients would love the provinces charm and quality services.

With sun washed beaches, rugged cliffs, and gentle bays and coves, it offers a potpourri of ocean and land based adventures and is a delight for any group to explore.

The Bay of Fundy not only offers fabulous whale watching opportunities, but also offers groups the truly unique experience of tidal bore rafting; experience the thrill of white water rafting upriver in the surging waves created by the tidal bore. A must for any group! Introduce your group to sea kayaking and back country canoeing. Land based activities include hiking, cycling, horse riding and golf.

Music is a big part of the culture here, revealing a peoples' history, ranging from French Acadian roots to the Celtic sounds of Cape Breton Island. The province celebrates with over 600 annual festivals from folk to jazz, and classical to traditional music. The province is famous for its traditions of toe tapping fiddle celebrations, ceilidhs.

Nova Scotia's capital and gateway city, Halifax is easily accessible by a direct five and half hour flight from London Heathrow. Sitting on one of the world's largest natural harbours, the restored historic waterfront area has many pubs with music galore, cafes, shopping areas and restaurants, and has some unique venues for group events and dinners. Groups can enjoy a traditional Lobster feast at historic Pier 22, or experience Halifax's rich heritage come alive at the Halifax citadel, a star shaped fortress, bustling with sights and sounds of 19th century military life.