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Starting in Halifax, Nova Scotia, visitors
have the chance to get up close and personal with whales on a whale-watching tour. The city’s waterfront also has some picturesque streets with historical buildings, while nearby is North America’s longest- running farmers’ market – it’s been around since 1750. To see the Canadian fall at its finest, the national parks in the Maritimes showcase the
best of its famous colours. Kejimkujik National Park is one of Nova Scotia’s best-known parks, boasting many lakes and wonderful hiking trails through the pine trees. Meanwhile, head north to see the beauty
of Prince Edward Island. Not far from Charlottetown lies the Bonshaw River, where visitors can kayak to take in the scenic views or stay on the banks and try their hand at fly fishing.
BOOK IT
The Churchill Town and Tundra Enthusiast holiday from Canadian Affair costs £5,717 per person, with all flights, accommodation and several excursions, including a night-time dog-mushing experience and a Hudson Bay coastal boat tour. The price is based on an October 20 departure.
canadianaffair.com
Titan Travel offers a 12-day Colours of the Canadian Fall tour from £2,499 per person, based on a September 28 departure. Flights, accommodation and excursions are included, with a Niagara Falls cruise and city tours of Toronto and Ottawa among the highlights.
titantravel.co.uk
For a self-drive tour in the Maritimes, Kuoni offers a Maritime Magic Treasures Self-Drive for £4,172 per person, based on two adults sharing for a September 17 departure. The price includes flights, accommodation and car hire.
kuoni.co.uk
PICTURES: HORNBLOWER NIAGARA CRUISES/CHRIS FUTCHER; ALAN BRUTENIC; MAX MUENCH; CELTIC COLOURS INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL
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