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        in the Maritimes


         Day 1                         Day 3
         Arrive in Halifax (p312) and stroll the   Fortify yourself with a hearty breakfast
         cobblestone streets in the Historic   before beginning the three-hour drive
         Properties, the country’s oldest-surviving   to Annapolis Royal (p325). Break up the
         waterfront warehouses, where you can   journey with lunch and a glass of Nova
         shop and stop for brunch. Afterwards,   Scotia wine on the patio of one of the
         head to the fascinating Maritime Museum   many wineries located in Wolfville (p324).
         of the Atlantic (p314) to explore the   After arriving in Annapolis Royal, spend
         collection before discovering courtyards   a few hours exploring the Port-Royal
         and arched tunnels with Alexander Keith’s   National Historic Site (p325). In the
         Brewery Tour (www.alexanderkeiths   evening, set out for St. George Street and
         brewery.com). End the day with dinner at   dine at one of the many local restaurants
         Chives Canadian Bistro (1537 Barrington   there, before hearing some spooky stories
         St). If you’re a night owl, carry on to one   on the candlelit graveyard tour at the
         the bars located along Argyle Street.   Fort Anne National Historic Site.

         Day 2                         Day 4
         Pick a picnic lunch at Halifax Seaport   Drive to Digby for the three-hour ferry to
         Farmers’ Market (p314) – where over 250   Saint John (p322). Afterward, drive down
         vendors showcase farm-to-table produce   the coast to picturesque Saint Andrew-
         and maritime delicacies – before taking    by-the-Sea (p329). Grab some lunch by
         a day trip to dreamy Peggy’s Cove (p329).   the beach and book yourself in for a boat
         Walk along the spectacular granite   tour around the coast. Whale watching
         seashore to Peggy’s Point Lighthouse.    here is nothing short of incredible –
         On your way back, cool down at Dee Dee’s   you might see humpbacks, finbacks,
         (110 Peggys Point Rd) for homemade ice   minke whales and the North Atlantic
         cream, but save some room for dinner with   right whale. Also impressive is the
         a view at Rhubarb (8650 Peggys Cove Rd).  Algonquin Hotel (184 Adolphus St), which
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