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Discover Nova Scotia’s wine and lobster scenes on this private day tour from Halifax, featuring visits to wineries, a lobster lunch, and scenic coastal stops.
Exploring Nova Scotia with a wine and lobster experience from Halifax offers a perfect blend of tasting, sightseeing, and local flavor. For $239.53 per person, this 6 to 7-hour private tour provides a chance to enjoy wine tastings at two wineries, a delicious lobster lunch at Halls Harbor, and a scenic drive along the coast. Led by Stephanie, a passionate local guide and seafood enthusiast, the tour promises an engaging and relaxed day with door-to-door pickup and plenty of snacks and drinks along the way.
This tour is ideal for those who want to sample the best of Nova Scotia’s wine country and seafood, with the convenience of private transportation. The admission to the stops is free, and guests can expect a well-paced journey that balances tasting, sightseeing, and leisure. Keep in mind that lunch is not included in the price, so meals are on your own, but the experience is rich in local charm and flavor.


This tour departs from Halifax, offering a hassle-free pickup service that makes the day easy to start. The vehicle is air-conditioned, and the tour operates during convenient hours, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM in most seasons. The door-to-door service ensures comfort throughout the journey.
The guide, Stephanie, doubles as the driver, providing local insights throughout the trip. The experience is designed for most travelers, with service animals allowed and good accessibility options near public transportation.
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The first stop is Hall’s Harbour, a charming fishing village on the Bay of Fundy. Spending 1 hour 30 minutes here, visitors enjoy stunning coastal views and photo opportunities. The location is free of admission charges and offers an authentic glimpse into Nova Scotia’s maritime life.
The village’s scenic setting makes it a perfect spot for a relaxed walk along the waterfront. While the focus is on the natural beauty and photo opportunities, this stop also sets the tone for the seafood and wine enjoying to follow.
Next, the tour takes you to Wolfville, a town known for its vibrant wine scene. Here, two wineries await, each offering tasting flights that showcase local varieties. The two-hour visit provides ample time to explore different wines, with free admission to the wineries.
The guide explains the different tasting options, helping guests appreciate Nova Scotia’s growing reputation as a wine region. The wines are served in a relaxed atmosphere, making this a highlight for wine enthusiasts.

A major highlight of the tour is the lobster lunch at Halls Harbor Lobster Pound. Overlooking the Bay of Fundy, this seaside eatery offers fresh lobster, a true local specialty. Although the lunch cost is separate from the tour, the experience of enjoying seafood with a view makes it well worth it.
Guests can expect a delicious, fresh lobster served in a casual setting, with the scenic waterfront providing a beautiful backdrop. This meal is a chance to unwind and savor Nova Scotia’s seafood bounty.

On the way back to Halifax, the tour includes a visit to another charming winery. This stop continues the tasting experience, allowing guests to sample more local wines and enjoy the peaceful vineyard surroundings. This additional stop is a relaxed way to cap off the wine part of the day.
With free admission, this winery visit complements the earlier tastings and provides a broader sense of Nova Scotia’s wine landscape.

Throughout the tour, guests receive coffee, water, sodas, and snacks, which help keep energy levels high during the day. The air-conditioned vehicle ensures a comfortable ride, and the English-speaking guide shares insights about each stop and local stories.
The tour’s private setting means it’s tailored to your group only, avoiding crowded group experiences and allowing for more personalized attention.

The tour operates from May to October, with specific hours during these months. If the weather turns poor, the experience may be canceled or rescheduled, with full refunds available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance. This flexible policy adds a layer of security for planning your Nova Scotia adventure.

This tour is perfect for wine lovers and seafood enthusiasts seeking a relaxed, private day trip from Halifax. It suits those who appreciate scenic coastal views, tasting local wines, and enjoying fresh lobster in a casual setting. Since lunch is on your own, it’s ideal for travelers comfortable with casual dining options.
The small group size and door-to-door service make it suitable for couples, small groups, or families wanting a personalized experience without the hassle of driving.
This private tour offers a well-rounded taste of Nova Scotia’s culinary and scenic treasures. The combination of wine tastings at two wineries, a lobster lunch at a waterfront location, and a visit to a picturesque fishing village creates a memorable day.
While the price includes alcohol tastings and snacks, the lunch cost is separate, which is important to keep in mind. The flexibility of cancellation and the personalized nature of the experience add to its appeal.
This tour stands out as an excellent choice for those wanting to explore Nova Scotia’s vineyards and seafood in a comfortable, private setting.
Is lunch included in the tour price?
No, lunch at Halls Harbor Lobster Pound is not included but is highly recommended for the experience.
How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 6 to 7 hours.
What stops are included in the tour?
Stops include Hall’s Harbour, two wineries near Wolfville, and another winery on the return.
Are beverages and snacks provided?
Yes, guests receive coffee, tea, water, sodas, and snacks during the day.
Is the tour suitable for children or mobility-impaired travelers?
Most travelers can participate, and service animals are allowed, but consider mobility needs for walking around stops.
Can I cancel the tour if the weather is poor?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled 24 hours in advance due to weather issues.
How far in advance should I book?
The tour is typically booked about 134 days in advance, so early planning is recommended.
Is transportation provided?
Yes, door-to-door pickup and air-conditioned vehicle transportation are included.
What is the guide’s role?
Stephanie leads the tour, sharing insights as both guide and driver, enriching the experience with local knowledge.
What’s the most unique aspect of this tour?
The combination of scenic coastal stops, wine tastings, and lobster dining offers a truly local taste of Nova Scotia in a private setting.