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Explore Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley on a small-group full-day tour with wine tasting, coastal views, and a charming fishing village, led by friendly local guides.
Discover the beauty of Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley on the Annapolis Valley Experience – Small Group; Full Day Tour offered by Supernova Tours. This 7.5-hour journey is limited to just five guests, ensuring a personal and relaxed atmosphere. The tour features visits to Luckett Vineyards, Blomidon Look-Off, and Halls Harbour, combining scenic viewpoints, wine tasting, and coastal charm. The experience is perfect for those who enjoy scenery, local flavors, and small-group intimacy.
While the tour’s small size provides a more personalized experience, it’s essential to note minimum age restrictions—guests must be 16 or older, with wine sampling available only to those 19 and older. The pick-up from Halifax is convenient, and the day offers a laid-back pace with plenty of free time at each stop. This tour suits travelers seeking a relaxed exploration rather than a rushed sightseeing schedule, and it offers an excellent way to connect with local scenery and culture.


This tour departs from Halifax with a pickup around 9:00 AM, making it easy to plan your day. The minivan accommodates up to five guests, fostering a friendly, intimate atmosphere. The driver-guide is approachable and passionate about sharing local insights, making the experience feel more like a day out with friends than a typical tour. Pickup points include Halifax peninsula and Bayer’s Lake, with early pickups around 8:00 AM.
The tour’s duration spans approximately 7.5 hours, with multiple stops that allow for ample exploration and relaxation. The return to Halifax is usually around 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM, depending on traffic and other factors. Travelers are encouraged to be ready 10 minutes early for pickup, as the driver may arrive slightly earlier or later.

One of the tour’s highlights is the stop at Luckett Vineyards, where you enjoy 45 minutes of free time. You can sample wines made from locally grown grapes (ID required for 19+ participants), and enjoy breathtaking vineyard views. The guide offers insights into Nova Scotia wine production, making this experience enriching as well as relaxing. Visitors can take a glass of wine outside or explore the vineyard grounds at leisure.
This stop not only offers the chance to taste local wines but also to appreciate the beauty of the rolling vineyards. It’s a perfect moment to unwind and soak in the peaceful rural surroundings.

The 30-minute stop at Blomidon Look-Off offers a stunning vantage point over the Annapolis Valley and the Bay of Fundy. Here, visitors can snap photos of the dramatic cliffs, farmland, and the sparkling waters beyond. The views capture the distinctive landscape of Nova Scotia and provide a perfect picture opportunity.
The Look-Off’s elevated position makes it an ideal spot for photo enthusiasts and anyone eager to see the natural beauty of the region. The short stop allows for a relaxed appreciation of the scenery before continuing the journey.

The tour’s longest stop, approximately two hours, takes place in Halls Harbour. This quaint fishing village on the Bay of Fundy is famous for world’s highest tides. Visitors can stroll along the wharf, watch active fishing boats, and explore rock beaches with unique tide-formed formations.
The Halls Harbour Lobster Pound provides an option for those wishing to enjoy seafood (at own expense), and the village’s local gift shops offer handcrafted souvenirs. This stop offers a peaceful seaside atmosphere and a genuine taste of local coastal life. It’s a great place to relax and take in the scenic vistas.
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Guests have the choice to dine at the Lobster Pound, enjoying indoor or outdoor seating, or bring a packed lunch for a seaside picnic. Since lunch is at own expense, travelers can tailor the meal to their preferences or dietary needs. This flexibility allows for a casual, unhurried break amid the scenic surroundings.
Whether choosing to indulge in seafood or pack a personal picnic, the Halls Harbour stop provides a perfect opportunity to enjoy a laid-back meal overlooking the water.

The route includes a one-hour drive from Halifax to Luckett Vineyards, a 30-minute drive to Blomidon Look-Off, and a 20-minute drive to Halls Harbour. The paced stops with free time at each location allow visitors to explore comfortably without feeling rushed.
The overall schedule balances scenic viewpoints, wine tasting, and coastal exploration while maintaining a relaxed tempo. The small-group format makes it easy to move at your own pace and take additional photos or strolls during free moments.
Travelers should bring passport or ID, comfortable shoes, layers, and sun protection for the outdoor stops. A water bottle and packed lunch can be helpful if you prefer a private picnic. The tour does not include alcohol in the vehicle, and wine tasting is only for 19+ participants with ID.
While the tour is designed for small groups, the minivan seating means space is limited, so packing light is advisable. The tour is not suitable for children under 16, and participants should be prepared for a moderate pace with walking and standing during stops.

Reservations can be booked with the option to pay later, providing flexibility in planning. Cancellations are free up to 24 hours before the tour, helping travelers adapt their plans if needed. The start time is typically 9:00 AM, with pickups arranged within Halifax or Bayer’s Lake.
Note that return times are not guaranteed, and missed pickups cannot be refunded. For those arriving on cruise ships, the tour recommends meeting at the Westin Nova Scotian for easier coordination, with early pickups possible from 7:00 AM.

This small-group adventure is ideal for adventurers, wine lovers, and coastal scenery enthusiasts seeking a relaxed day in Nova Scotia. The tour’s personalized approach and scenic stops make it suitable for those who appreciate less hurried exploration and beautiful vistas.
Because of the limited group size and casual pace, it’s perfect for travelers wanting an intimate experience with plenty of free time to enjoy each location. However, those traveling with children under 16 or seeking more extensive physical activity may find the tour less suitable.
The Annapolis Valley Experience offers a well-rounded glimpse into Nova Scotia’s rural beauty, coastal charm, and local flavors. The small-group format ensures a personalized, relaxed journey, making it a pleasant escape from Halifax. The inclusion of wine tasting, panoramic views, and a quaint fishing village creates a balanced itinerary that highlights the region’s most captivating features.
While the price is not specified, the value lies in the personal attention, flexible stops, and scenic richness. This tour is best suited for travelers who appreciate leisurely exploration and authentic local experiences in a comfortable setting.
What is the duration of the Annapolis Valley Experience tour?
The tour lasts approximately 7.5 hours, starting around 9:00 AM from Halifax and returning in the late afternoon.
What locations are included in the tour?
Stops include Luckett Vineyards for wine tasting, Blomidon Look-Off for panoramic views, and Halls Harbour for seaside charm and tidal views.
Can I taste wine during the tour?
Yes, wine tasting is available at Luckett Vineyards for 19+ participants with ID, though sampling is at own expense.
Is the tour suitable for children?
The tour is restricted to guests aged 16 and over. Travelers under 19 can attend the stops but cannot participate in wine tasting.
What should I bring on the tour?
Bring passport or ID, comfortable shoes, layers for weather changes, sun protection, and a packed lunch if preferred over dining at Halls Harbour.
What is the group size?
The tour is limited to five guests, providing an intimate experience with personalized attention from the local guide.
Are there any physical activity requirements?
The stops involve walking and standing, but the pace is relaxed. No strenuous activities are involved.
How do I book the tour?
Reservations can be made with a “reserve now & pay later” option, with full cancellation available up to 24 hours in advance.
What if I arrive on a cruise ship?
Cruise ship passengers should meet at the Westin Nova Scotian for pickup. The tour may start as early as 7:00 AM, with return times between 4:00 PM and 6:00 PM.
Is this tour available in other languages?
The tour is conducted in English.
Can I bring alcohol on the vehicle?
No, alcoholic drinks are not permitted in the vehicle.
This Annapolis Valley Experience combines scenic beauty, local flavor, and small-group intimacy, making it an appealing choice for those looking to enjoy Nova Scotia’s natural and cultural highlights at a comfortable pace.
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