moderate
4–8 hours
Participants should have a moderate fitness level to comfortably walk through orchards, vineyards, and navigate varied terrain at their own pace.
Discover Nova Scotia’s hidden gems and local flavors at your own pace with Settled Nomads’ Taste & Tides self-guided itinerary. Adventure and gourmet experiences await!
New, exciting experiences for locals and tourists alike!
Experience the thrill of exploration with Settled Nomads' self-guided itineraries! Enjoy surprise adventures through Nova Scotia's stunning landscapes, from orchards to vineyards. Discover hidden gems, savor local flavors, and create unforgettable memories with friends and family. Embrace the journey and let the adventure unfold at your own pace!
Exhausted of planning? Overwhelmed by the options and looming decisions to be made? Just want to enjoy your time and make special memories, without any of the work? Settled Nomads' self-guided itineraries are the perfect fit for you!
Embark with your surprise guide! Take the leap and enjoy an adventure, on a need-to-know basis. Reveal and be surprised as you go!
Embrace discovery and dive into all things local. It's time to explore the land of orchards, vineyards and the world's highest tides!
Discover hidden gems, savour the flavours of the region, and get off the beaten path to enjoy the scenic route. From rocky shores to broad mud flats, take the time to try something new.
Your adventure awaits!
Brew & View Recommended duration: 30 minutes to 1 hour* *With on route upgrade(s) and/or add on(s) ~2 to 3.5 hours Drive time to second stop: 30 minutes
From Sky to Sea Recommended duration: 45 minutes to 1 hour Drive time to third stop: 25 minutes
Choose Your Own Adventure Recommended duration: 1 to 2 hours Drive time to fourth stop: 5 minutes
Wine & Dine Recommended duration: 1 hour+
Nova Scotia’s coastal climate can change quickly; bring layers to stay comfortable throughout your day.
Stay hydrated while exploring orchards, vineyards, and breweries by carrying your own water bottle.
Cell service can be spotty in rural areas; offline maps will ensure you never lose your way.
Expect uneven terrain in orchard and vineyard paths; solid footwear will keep your feet happy.
Nova Scotia’s seafaring legacy influenced its coastal communities, harmonizing agriculture and fishing traditions still celebrated today.
Local farms and breweries emphasize sustainable practices to protect Nova Scotia’s unique coastal ecosystems.
Adapt to Nova Scotia’s changeable coastal weather by wearing breathable, layered clothing.
Supportive footwear will help you enjoy walks on uneven orchard and vineyard paths.
Stay hydrated throughout your adventure without relying on disposable plastic bottles.
Keep your devices powered for navigation and capturing moments during longer excursions.