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Not only Scots and French, but Germans, too, settled in Nova Scotia. Tnis became a thriving fishing and ship building port and German was spoken here well into the 19th century. See the fisheries museum, the distinctive architecture of seafaring people, and the shipyard which built the Bluenose racing schooners.
Tours
Nova Scotia & Prince Edward Island
From $4,390.00 (USD)
Private evenings with dinner and a reception at Pier 21 and the Citadel in Halifax, a guided visit to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Lunenburg, whale-watching on the Bay of Fundy, and the Anne of Green Gables legacy highlight our popular tour of C...
Canadian Maritimes
From $5,790.00 (USD)
Lighthouses stand watch over the coastal landscapes and storybook villages of the Maritime Provinces, enticing you with a cultural mix of French, Irish, Scottish, and English influences - Highland kilts, Celtic music, British towns, Acadian art...
