Map of the Adventure Trip

We'll meet in the late afternoon or evening on Day 1 near Fredericton to grab a bite to eat together, and start to enjoy the beautiful Maritimes! The first day is more of a meet the group that you will be joining.

You'll witness the Bay of Fundy, which has the highest tides in the world. You can explore the national park, go wildlife viewing, and stargaze into the clear sky.

Meanwhile you'll eat your fill of seafood fresh out of the water. You’ll also get to experience Hopewell Rocks, Cape Enrage, Sea Coves, the official Fundy Trail and more. Note: Our timing for meeting up varies by trip, and can depend on Ferry schedules.

Bay of Fundy aka Baddest Bay

We'll then drive further east across New Brunswick and head south towards our destination, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Halifax itself is fantastic, with colourful gingerbread-style houses, seaside lighthouses and picturesque rocky shorelines. You'll experience clean breezes, beautiful views and people that love nothing more than signing a tune and enjoying a drink. Additional excursions to coastal, Peggy’s Cove and beyond.

** If you are joining us on the HALIGONIA TO CENTRAL you will meet us the day before we depart from Halifax. Depending on the time you arrive, you may be able to join in on some of the shenanigans going on that day or evening!

Halifax, Nova Scotia

From Halifax we'll venture northeast to the scenic Cabot Trail and Cape Breton Highlands National Park. Coastal views from Cheticamp, Pleasant Bay, and beyond are breathtaking. Along the way, we'll stop in quaint Acadian villages and seaside towns.

The national park is filled with incredible hiking opportunities. Some of the ones we love include the Acadian, Franey and the absolutely epic Skyline trails.

Moose sightings are highly likely – keep in mind that it is wildlife so no guarantees!

Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia

Gorgeous, charming and relaxed, Prince Edward Island (PEI) is the next stop on our big road trip.

Charlottetown has a beautiful waterfront and some fine local pubs, where you'll have an opportunity to try their local specialty – blueberry beer.

PEI is the home of the potato, and some hostels will provide you with some for free. If the timing is right, you'll be able to pick up “new” potatoes at a local stand and chow down. There are also some great provincial parks and beaches to visit.

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Unless you're from Quebec, Gaspesie is a little-known treasure, not least for its spectacular Gaspesie national parks.

The drive we'll take along the St Lawrence and through the national parks is truly epic, with hidden coves and quaint towns dotted throughout. You'll experience beautiful nature, wonderful hiking opportunities and delicious local cuisine.

The Sea Shack is renowned for cool rooms, cabins, yurts and a beachside tiki bar which usually has a stellar band jamming. Bonfires and star gazing will be the usual way to round off the day.

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After Gaspesie, we normally pop by Riviere du Loup for an evening - so that we have time explore the incredible Parc Bic!

Gaspesie, Quebec & Riviere du Loup w/ Parc Bic Quebec

Montreal may be indescribable, but we can at least promise quality food, great nightlife and good times on our arrival. Y

ou can check out Rue St Denis, the Latin Quarter and the Village. From the Basilique Notre Dame to the Basque restaurants of Old Montreal, you'll get to enjoy all that the city has to offer in its own distinct Quebecois way.

You can get by with English in most spots, but knowing a few sentences in French will be appreciated!

Montreal, Quebec

We'll arrive back in Toronto around midday, after a decent drive from Montreal. There is a lot packed into "The Six", and it's well worth a few days in itself.

So make sure you have enough energy left for an afternoon's mooching around Kensington Market or Ossington Avenue, or a bike ride around the Toronto Islands, or at least a walk along West Queen West and a lunch in Trinity Bellwoods.

It really doesn't have to end here.

Toronto, Ontario