Nova Scotia’s coast still retains much of its unspoiled natural beauty. Rolling hills and boreal forests stretch to coastal cliffs that steeply drop to rugged shores dotted with sheltered bays and sea caves. The site of the first permanent European settlement north of Florida in the New World, it is rich in maritime heritage. The city of Lunenburg was once a busy shipbuilding center. Its historic Old Town is both a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a National Historic Site, considered the best surviving example of planned British colonial settlement in North America.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Lure of Lunenburg by Foot
Enjoy a walking tour through Canada’s best example of a planned British colonial settlement.
Zodiac: Lunenburg
Investigate the rugged coastline of Nova Scotia during an exhilarating Zodiac ride.
Kayaking in Lunenburg
Take to the water and explore your surroundings with a member of your Viking Expedition Team.
Scenic Sailing by Special Operations Boat
Experience the beauty of Nova Scotia’s coast from the water during a ride in a Special Operations Boat.
Gaff Point Hike
Lace up your hiking boots and set out for an off-the-beaten path trek through the natural beauty of Nova Scotia.
Peggy’s Cove & Lobster Lunch
Explore charming Peggy’s Cove and enjoy a delicious lobster lunch.
Petite Rivière Wine Tasting
Discover distinctly Nova Scotian wines during a visit to Petit Rivière Vineyards.
Submarine Dive
Dive below the surface in your DNV classed submarine for a striking way to explore the underwater environment.
Beer Tasting on the South Shore
Sample a selection of local beer in Nova Scotia’s picturesque South Shore district.
